I haven't been here since I moved from the UK in December 2010 but I loved this quaint shop when I…read morelived in Bury. The espresso is delish and their chai is a must try. Lots of space to read, free wifi, and a beautiful garden for warm days. I miss this place!

The beverages on offer here are standard - nothing exceptional about the tea and coffee, milkshakes…read moreare good because they can be customised but again, nothing to write home about. The food here is however lovely, and portion size is good too. Mainly focused on sandwiches and cakes. The layout is an interesting shape, curving around the serving counter and with a small enclosed outside terrace. There are sofas as a seating option, and lots of room to manoeuvre. As a result it is very popular with mums of babies/toddlers.

17. On the few occasions I have been to V Va Voce bar on Norwich's prince of wales road I have…read morefound it to be disappointing. If you are a woman then you may find it just about OK as the place is full of men! The location is quite good being right in the middle of all of Norwich's night life but that is about it. I have found the drinks in the bar to be quite expensive and the staff are not in my opinion friendly or 'smiley'. If you are on a night out you will want the overall atmosphere to be uplifting not miserable! For a nearby alternatively go to Shoosh Lounge across the road.

I have checked into this hotel over 40 times since my Norwich project started and I think it might…read morebe time to update my review. That number of "check-ins" above accurately reflect the number of days I've stayed. I have stayed in several different rooms and depending on how busy they are will depend on whether or not I get upgraded or just get a regular room. It is a conference center and it's the nicest hotel in Norwich, so it can fill up when there is a special event. (A movie was recently filmed in town so most of the cast and crew stayed here for two weeks.) While the upgraded rooms are nice (I had the honeymoon suite a couple of times) even the standard rooms are clean and comfortable and plenty roomy. Flat screen TVs, a work desk with UK power sockets, a trouser press, bathrobe and slippers, plus wifi that works everywhere in the hotel (not free unless you are Gold or Platinum elite) though it does get VERY slow between 21:30 and 23:00. The staff are very friendly and most welcoming. Once a month is a meet-and-greet with the management, which has allowed me to provide them with some feedback and opportunities for improvement. The 1559 Restaurant serves a continental and English breakfast buffet in the morning and a decent (if spendy) dinner. The Zest Bar is more like a golf club with less expensive entrees and the same selection of drinks and beers. Room service is expensive but good if you have to spend the night in your room on conference calls. Most of the time, the rooms are very quiet and very peaceful. I'd recommend avoiding the '01 rooms as inconsiderate guests who shout in the hallway can be heard in your room. I've also had to deal with the noise from the marquee once or twice, but closing the windows usually solves that problem. As part of a proper golf resort, there is a full 18 hole course which I have not played. There is a nice driving range that has allowed me to burn off a little frustration by smacking little white golf balls off into the distance (or not so far into the distance because I suck!) and the Pro Shop does have "house clubs" you can borrow. There is plentiful parking and it's free. The speedbumps on the drive are awful, so go slow! There are only two things that keep this property from getting that fifth star: - It is a couple of miles from the Norwich city center which means cellular coverage is poor. A taxi from the rail station will run about £10. - The hotel is not air-conditioned. Rooms are outfitted with radiators (that work well) and a three-speed rotating fan (that is great for pushing the warm air around).

Great place to play golf and have a drink in the club house cafe…read more Had brunch here when my parents stayed once. It was excellent. Great looking indoor pool.

Love this place........somewhere where the music dosn't blast your ears....you can actually hear…read morethe people you are with when they talk to you....and the music is just fantastic.....lounge/chill/funk.....brilliant This is a place for all ages...ABOVE 30...and i fit well into that category Is such a great atmosphere.....

Im sure many of you have walked passed this place as its tucked away down Rose Crescent…read more I was very dubious when I walked in the entrance and down the stairs but I didnt need to be as this is a hidden gem that gives you lots of things that many places in Cambridge dont seem to have. The food is lovely they have a tapas menu which allows you to try many dishes that you would not normally try and if you dont like it you can easily move on to the next one. The music gives you a wide range of choice some nights the small dancing place will be packed with customers dancing the night away to the big bass sounds and other nights jazz is on the menu allowing everyone to tap away at their table to the dulcit tones. The decor is another plus for me its stylish, dark, and romantic a place where you can easily lose track of time and stumble upstairs as its getting light.

Norwich Arts Centre is the kind of place that you can visit for no other reason than the ambience…read more As you walk in, the walls are full of band posters - most of whom you'll never have heard of - and the staff trotting about are all dressed in artsy hippie clothing. The foyer contains black leather chairs, which nicely compliment the bare brick walls of the building. Further inside, the concert room, bar, and upstairs lounge are all prominent and fantastic features. The drinks that the Arts Centre offers are displayed in handwritten, multi-coloured chalk behind the bar, which during the late afternoon is a good coffee place, and in the evening houses a bustling night life. Musicians gather from around the world most nights to perform at the Arts Centre. Locals will sometimes perform in the bar area, but most of the gigs happen in the seated concert room. The Arts Centre can boast stars such as Damien Rice and One Night Only during their very first tours, which is very impressive for such a small venue. A great place to grab a drink, meet with friends and hear some brilliant upcoming music.

Norwich Arts Centre is a really nice, intimate venue for live music. I've seen a couple of shows…read morehere and enjoyed them both. The acoustics are pretty good, and the sound technicians are normally good too. The place also has a bar/cafe with some nice drinks, and this makes it a good venue to meet up with friends, possibly before wandering further into the city.

I do not consider myself a hipster or club-kid but I do think the hidden rooms in Cambridge bring…read moresomething that no other pub has to offer. There is some sense of exclusivity with a bouncer at the door and over priced cocktails. Wouldn't necesarily want to spend a whole lot of time here as it is underground and the ceiling is rather low but I would definitely suggest this to anyone who is going to Cambridge and looking for a trendy place to have a few drinks.

We went to the hidden rooms as we were in seach of a good bar wth a good atmophere and a tempting…read morecocktail menu. They had had one of the two things atleast. Their choice of cocktails was good and made very well, However the decor and interior are quite dated and not suited to a cocktail bar, infact it looks very similar to the nightclub that proceeded it a few years ago. Their wasnt too much atmosphere however it was early when we arrived but it allfelt a little half hearted the bathroom was awful too. The hidden rooms as the name suggests are hard to find, just down a few steps off jesus lane. (next to pizza express) usually places that are hard to find are often worth the search and effort however this sadly wasnt the case here. It maybe much better late at night though with more people and the cheery beer goggles on.

Location is walking distance to the train station, football stadium, food and shopping. Room was…read moreclean and comfortable. Love that its kid and pet friendly. They provided a cot (pack and play) for our baby. Parking is small and food is a bit pricey. If you read on Trip Advisor many complained about this, so knowing this you know what you're getting yourself into. We planned to arrive early and there was plenty of parking. We were going to eat out but after a long day adventuring we decided to eat downstairs. For the price of convenience, I'd say it was well worth it. Would we come back again? YES

If you find yourself visiting Ipswich you should, first, reflect on the life choices that brought…read moreyou here and, second, book a room at Pentahotel Ipswich. Pentahotel Ipswich is wonderfully located within walking distance of the Ipswich train station. The rooms are clean, modern, well-maintained, and generously sized. This is a well-managed, excellent, two star property that is (in terms of relative quality and style) a cross between an Ace Hotel and a Holiday Inn. A few very minor criticisms follow. The free wifi is rather slow (there is a higher-speed, paid option available). Check-in is, oddly, located at the hotel bar so you may need to wait for the staff to finish mixing a whiskey and soda before they can give you your room key. Corridors are slightly dreary. The retro telephones inside the guest rooms, while very hip, are essentially impossible to use. UPDATE - I stayed there a second time in January 2017 and nothing has changed, it's still a great value, well-kept, and centrally located. Really, the only downside is that it's in Ipswich.