I remember coming here as a child for the first time for a friends birthday and it was lovely and…read morestill is. Its is very quaint and has a nice atomosphere. The food is delicous and at a reasonable price.

Good coffee is a treat when it comes to anywhere outside London- especially for an Aussie coffee…read moresnob like me. Fancy cakes was captivating with its quaint pink facade, with lovely cakes, tea and coffee. Service was delightful. On my next trip, I'll definitely be back for a visit!

If your ever in Great Yarmouth for a visit or holiday, then give Sarahs Tea Room a visit. When ever…read morewe go to Yarmouth this is were we eat. The food is always First class what ever you order, is cooked fresh and is always piping Hot. The service is always great nothing is too much trouble for any of the staff and they always SMILE. Plenty of choice even for fussy eaters and the price is very good as well. Four meals plus drinks for just over £20.00 at a seaside resort is fantastic and to be honest for the size of the meals they serve it,s cheap. So if your ever there, pop in and give Sarahs a go. You'll find them just down by the Pleasure Beach right on the sea front so you even get views as well.

I have been here plenty of times and I have always had a lovely meal.There is a wide choice of food…read moreavaliable,always at good value prices and nicely presented.The staff are friendly and polite.The loyalty card is a good idea.

Good tasty food and friendly service. A respite from Great Yarmouth. Decor is slightly overdone and…read morethe music could be more varied or a little quieter.

Very cute B&B with a fantastic atmosphere - the rooms are clean and tidy, with great decoration…read more The hosts are very lovely and welcoming - we feel more like friends than guests. Breakfast has something for everyone, even vegans and gluten intolerant eaters will be happy here. The location is great too, just a stones throw from the High Street and an easy walk to the beachfront. TL:DR Stop looking and start booking!

this is a small and friendly cafe with excellent service and staff,whenever i visit my family…read morenearby i always go here.thoroughly recommend it.

girls lunch out last Saturday- truly good brunch including homemade artichoke and olive bread and…read morebeetroot and Spinach bread along with the BEST coffee. if you've not experienced this wonderful cafe/ restaurant/ bar/ bistro/ art gallery-, you are missing a gem. Tonight, we couldn't resist bringing 7 year old who devoured half a 12" Desmond Pizza and a massive ice cream. we each had delicious home made mega posh ravioli followed by citrus trifle and tiramisu. lovely evening - great surroundings and beautiful artwork, thank you Desmond.

Quirky little cafe serviving fresh ground coffee, speciality teas, 15 flavours of milkshake,…read morelocally produced fruit juices, hand made chocolates, home made cakes, Suffolk ice creams, Norfolk Jams and Chutneys a few Paninis, toasties and sandwiches, almost forgot the soup of the day with bread. You can also buy your epicurean provisions if you have run out. I,ve never been let down yet.

I was just wandering around Shoreditch, waiting for it to be late enough to go to bars, when I…read morechanced upon Salvation Jane. It's such a fantastic place to just chill out, have some cake, drink coffee and use your computer. Firstly, the wifi here is free, and it's not even the shitty kind - it's good enough for a video chat, so boo ya. The barista was also extremely amicable, and offered to explain every single pastry to me. However, all he had to do was point out the guinness chocolate cake and I was instantly sold. I got a slice of that, and it was legit guinness cake, man. It didn't wimp out on the alcohol and the cream cheese frosting complemented the cake perfectly. If I lived in London, Salvation Jane would be my go-to hangout spot, but I don't; so please, if you are ever in London or if you live there, I would like to live vicariously through you and please try some guinness chocolate cake.

A nice little cafe in the town center and close to a number of car parks. The food is really good,…read moreparticulary the breakfast which is at a reasonable price. The atomsphere is really nice and the staff are very friendly.

Definitely did not enjoy this place. Yes it is very cheap, but you get what you pay for. The…read moreomelette was bland and the coffee was cheap instant coffee. I mean, if your wallet is in a pinch, sure come eat here. It's... edible. Personally I wouldn't come here unless I was forced to.

What a brilliant little find this is! Hidden away at the back of the Britten Shopping Centre, it is…read morea little cafe, with little old ladies preparing the food and drinks in the back, you are assured of great grub at a great price. The breakfast is brilliant, at £4, you get 2 rashers of bacon, two sausages, egg on toast or fried bread, beans and a piece of toast on the side. For some reason, they do not include a drink, so you have to pay a little more for a mug of tea or coffee, but I'm not complaining! There are other things, cakes, variety of drinks, other main dishes and so on. The staff are all great. A rally friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended!