I don't have too much to say about Ground Cafe, other than it's AMAZING. We were looking for a…read morequick bite for lunch in Norwich, and happened across it. The sandwiches were freshly made, with some very creative fillings, good portion sizes and not much more than you'd pay for something in a packet in many places. Staff were quick and courteous, and they have magazines and a chess set on the side should you fancy a quick game. I'll be heading back next time I'm in town!

The Garden Cafe situated in Norwich City centre is a small independant cafe, which offers far more…read morevalue for money when compared to Starbucks etc. Home made soups and Jacket potatoes are their specialities. Take away or eat in and athough rather small there is always room to sit. Staff are always polite and friendly Recomended.

The Garden Cafe is an excellent place to go for soup as an alternative to sandwiches for your…read morelunch. They offer a selection of Covent Garden Soups, with different flavours on offer each day. You can have your soup as it comes or with croutons added to it. You can also have chunky bread to dip into it if you want. As well as soup they do a selection of coffees and also some muffins and cookies. This is a really filling, healthy way of having lunch, and you can eat in or take away. The prices are reasonable when compared with other outlets, and the soups are very tasty and all cooked with natural ingredients.

Amazing food and service. Just like a New York diner which I'm sure was the inspiration for the…read morethis place.

Made one this of the worst Cappuccino's ever. It was boiling hot and unprofessionally made. Had to…read moresend it back.

Very friendly, great coffee also amazing toasted cheese sandwiches. A great place to relax with…read morefriends.

The other evening we went down to North on Fye Bridge Street: the sister bar to Frank's here in…read moreNorwich and to be honest I wouldn't recommend the place to anyone. Poor service..... actually very poor service, with two waiters getting the tables and orders mixed up more than twice each.......... and there was less than 20 punters in the place. There is a damaged floor board right in front of the bar which is an extremely dangerous trip hazard, and the staff allowed a dog.... a feckin' mutt into an area where food was being served to members of the public.. The whole menu and the drinks are pretentiously overpriced and I had to wait over 15 minutes for the bill to arrive which was then incorrect : FFS! We only had 2 Pints of Adnams Mosaic and a Mocka not a meal for two with starters & drinks.

I had one of the worst avocado toasts ever. There were no poached eggs. The toast was not made with…read morea sourdough bread but on a supermarket sliced bread, and arrived cold.

A huge veritable of pastries many of them are gluten free. The Latte was boiling hot but the was…read morehigh quality. Seating is comfortable. Will come again.

I usually enjoy my time at this bohemian and relaxing cafe, but unfortunately I experienced racial…read morediscrimination when I last went. When I questioned being treated differently (loudly demanding payment from me in advance, in front of the other customers, none of whom had been asked to settle their bills before being served). After being challenged about it he insisted the only reason he'd treated me differently was that he was busy at that moment (really!?! Unconscious much...!?!) I've given two stars because the bone marrow dish I had was delicious- just a bit tainted by the waiter....

This kooky cafe/restaurant is an upstairs downstairs type place with mismatched furniture and…read morecrockery. It is quite small and any a group bigger than 5 would make it quite squishy. It's more of an intimate, cosy place to catch up with friends and enjoy a variety of tapas options or nip in for a quiet lunch and take advantage of the seasonal menu and fresh bakes. Unfortunately there are no menus, just black boards located around of brekafast, mains and dessert, which is slightly confusing and overly complex. Good location and props for the seasonal, healthy menu, it was just a bit too cluttered for my taste. Will try again on my next visit to the UK.

A little cosy coffee shop... Amazing hot chocolate and chocolate brownie ... Very friendly staff. I…read morething this is the perfect place for a sweet relaxation in a cosy interior with good music....

Pandora's Kitchen was one of the first local restaurants I dined at in Norwich's city centre. The…read moreplace was highly rated on other review platforms, and my dining experience reflected the popular opinion. We came for brunch on a weekend and though it was already busy, we were seated straightaway upstairs. There are multiple levels plus patio dining and from the brief glances we took going up the Victorian staircase, each floor had a slightly different design theme. The whole place had a homey feel to it; somehow I felt like I was eating at a friend's flat by the way the tables were set up. What I liked were the little details like the simple antique book centerpieces and the organisation of the servers' stations. As for the food, we ordered a typical Full English Breakfast (or fry-up) and Eggs Benedict. I was especially delighted that American-style streaky bacon was served on the benedict. The plate was nicely presented and delicious. This was my only visit and from what I understand, the establishment has gone through numerous business changes, so I (sadly) wouldn't be surprised if it has transitioned again, but hopefully the food and service survive despite any differing names or management.

Small and cosy. Friendly staff. Great coffee and tea with a selection of pastries and breakfast…read moregoodies.

Fantastic baristas to get an artisan style coffee. Would say it's top 3 coffee shops to get a nice…read morecoffee in Norwich. Selection pastry items are nice to have alongside with your drink! Only issue is lack of wifi!

There's nowhere better in Norwich, as far as I've ever experienced. A convivial atmosphere,…read morefriendly bar staff (the guys, anyway - the girls are mostly hot and sultry, which is a fair tradeoff) and the best pizza you'll find in East Anglia. Suitable for hardcore flaneurs, cineastes (movies play pretty well nightly) and foodies alike, this is the best place in town to hunker down with a newspaper/your work/a book and waste some time. Likewise, as the hours pass, it becomes a premier meeting spot if you want to hang out with a group of friends, a wonderful place for a date, chug back a beer or sample a new cocktail... it's endless. I love this place. Also, they have Scrabble and a BOX OF FUCKING LEGO. Seriously guys, what more do you want? So yes, it's hipstery. But that's no inherent bad thing, right?

Went with a group of nine friends, we went crazy for the menu and ordered a lot of fantastic food…read more Probably drove the kitchen mad. But they pulled it off brilliantly. Our table was almost too small, but it was cozy and intimate. I'd visit again next time I'm in town, maybe with a few less people.