This is a proper tea shop, where you can order freshly-made sandwiches, light meals, cakes, pots of…read moretea and of course, Caley's hot chocolate. Service is really pleasant and the food I've had here was good: my sandwich came with a garnish of crisps and salad, including tasty home-made coleslaw. Service was also pleasant and efficient, despite the place being busy. When you've finished your meal and go to the counter to pay, you'll be further tempted by a range of chocolates. These vary from small bars of Caley's to a more glamorous glass case of luxury chocolates. Overall, a really relaxing and pleasant place to relax in the historic Guildhall.

This is part of the city's heritage and a great place to take anyone visiting the city…read more It's got quite an old feel attached to it, which is why the main clientele is mature. The building is magnificent and worth taking the time to admire. You can enjoy the famous luxury chocolate as well as savory foods.

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!

After shopping at other shops nearby this is always a place where we stop off for something to eat…read more They have a very good selection of all freshly made products such as cakes, biscuits, savoury pies, bread and sandwiches. They also have a resturant to the back of the shop aswell with makes it even more inviting but the only problem is is that it can get rather busy. They do also have an outside eating area too which is nice to sit and relax after shopping. Their prices are not too expensive but I've never complained after stopping and having a coffee and cake.

There are a couple of these bakers in Norwich and this one is the one I have been to least. It's…read morenot because of anything bad it's only that I don't shop in Anglia Square that often. The times I have been here though it's always really busy and full of people. They have a display cabinet at the front of the shop that sells all their fresh produce such as - cakes, biscuits, bread, rolls, sandwiches and hot pies. At the back of this shop is a cafe which again is generally busy especially around lunchtime. Unlike the other Bakers Ovens in Norwich this has an outside eating area with a few tables and chairs. This is always nice to sit and eat here if it's nice weather outside. The prices of their pies average at about £1 and it's about 70p for a cake. My favourite is their cornish pasties, along with a fresh cream cake. Their sausage rolls seems very popular too. The smell of this shop when you walk in is mouthwatering especially if you're waiting in a que.

This starbucks is right in the centre of Norwich so is ideal for stopping for a break when you have…read morebeen shopping for the day. It is open early in the morning so good for picking up a coffee on your way in to work too. A range of coffees like cappuchinos, lattes and espressos are available with flavoured coffees too like speciality Christmas coffees in the winter, or iced coffees in the summer. They have really good hot chocolate and a range of tea too. If you want something to eat they do a small range of sandwiches which you can have toasted and some cakes but coffee is really their main thing. Seating is upstairs, downstairs and outside and the place is kept reasonably clean and tidy. Expensive, but good for an occasional treat!

Pulled in to drive through. I was the only one there. The girl who took my order never moved…read more After 15 minutes at 6:15pm I asked her what was taking So long she said she was the only one working and then went and got my coffee. There were at least 5 cars behind me by this time. I regretted giving her a $2 tip when I first arrived. How nervy can you possibly be? Quit if you hate your job.

The Owl Tea Rooms in Holt is a popular coffee/tea rooms and shop on Church Street. You enter into…read morethe shop selling tempting quiches, cheese and potato pies, large cream cakes, to name but a few. The cakes are home-made and very generously proportioned for a very reasonable £8-9. There is also a selection of elegantly boxed chocolate fudge cake, Turkish Delight etc., perfect to give as a gift. There is also some bold and bright nautically themed ceramics for sale too. The tea rooms themselves are fairly spacious, with an additional walled garden of outdoor seating, that I'm sure proves a honeypot during the summer season. The menu is fairly expansive with items such as sandwiches, slices of cake etc. We only had a coffee, but the huge slices of chocolate cake looked very tempting!. All the drinks at the Owl are Fair Trade, and served in substantial half glazed/unglazed cups and saucers.

A loverly place to pick up some treats! The staff are always friendly and the food has always been…read morespot on! I recommend a Nutella doughnut wow!!!

The Copper Kettle is a small family run cafe in the centre of Norwich. The menu provides a wide…read morerange of food and caters for all tastes. The breakfasts and roast dinners are especially popular and you definatley get value for money as the prices are reasonable for the city centre. A good place to visit if you want just a quick egg and beans on toast or a full blown full english. The staff are always very polite and efficient Recommended!

After having spent the morning feeling as though I had been swallowing bowling balls after supper…read moreat Mambos last night, I needed a little warming something to get me through the day. Cue the Copper Kettle. A charming little cafe/restaurant in the Lanes full apart from me with OAPs. The waitress was charming, the prices were good and I had a delicious bowl of tomato soup. There's plenty of seating and a real comfort food menu. And, to be honest, if it's full of biddies, it's got to be worth something.

A lovely small coffee shop, also serving teas, cakes and pastries, just off the Market Square in…read moreHolt. We had a pot of tea for two, and the Tunisian orange and almond sponge, and the sticky chocolate and orange cake. Both cakes were excellent - in fact among the best cakes that we have had in some time. They were flavourful and beautifully moist. Staff were friendly and service efficient.

Best coffee shop I have visited in a while. Lovely fresh ground coffee - selection of different…read morebeans available (both blends and single origin) as well as the choice of different filtering options. Staff seemed pleasant and knowledgeable. Prices reasonable.

This is my daughter's preferred coffee shop in Lowestoft. The sandwiches are superb and fresh. My…read morepersonal favourite is Brie and Bacon although others are nice. Prices are higher than most similar places in the area but are well worth it. I feel that prices for canned drinks are higher than they should be - I do not object to a premium price for premium quality sandwiches and baguettes, but a canned drink is the same everywhere! UPDATE: My vegetarian friend has told me they do a great vegetarian selection.

Lovely cafe close to shops yet tucked away, quiet, relaxing and welcoming, food is fresh and very…read moregood, have to disagree with previous review as I found prices competitive especially if you order from the offers board. Will be returning when next in town