Archer's is a small cafe/restaurant on the Purfleet. It seems to be a family run place with very…read morefriendly staff. Food is cooked to order but can take a little while to come. I continue to be amazed by the choice in such a small cafe and everything is fresh. The atmosphere is great - it is relaxing to sit in there and enjoy your food and drink. Archer's does get busy on Saturdays and it is a shame they have not got a late licence or open Sundays

Archers Bistro and Wine Bar (to give it it's full title!) is probably one of the best places to eat…read morein the town of King's Lynn. If you want your food as soon as you walk in the door then go elsewhere because here everything's cooked to order. There's a good choice of vegetarian food too. What's best are the home baked cakes made most days by the owner! If you want something lighter, then Panini's and rolls are on offer. They even do ice cream! Service is excellent and the staff are always friendly and happy to help. Pop in and try a coffee and tea-cake when you're next in town and see for yourself. :-)

I visit this Costa store regularly when I visit my father in King's Lynn and I have never been…read moredisappointed with their service. A very relaxing and friendly atmosphere in this coffee shop and Shaun, Holly, Stephanie, Colin and the rest of the team are very driven to please all customers. Keep up the good work! Also, the store is looking great after the refurb.

I was down in Kings Lynn visiting my family over the New Year period and being the darn mental…read morecaffeine addict that I am I was desperate for a nice, non-instant coffee. Off we popped into town and not having tried this Costa before & being in dire need of some liquid refreshment we decided to pop in. I have to say this rating does not reflect the coffee I had or the cake my boyfriend had as they were both lovely, the reason this is only 3-stars is because of the other things that make up a drinking/dining out experience. Firstly when we arrived there were no tables free & all that was available seating-wise was the window stool seats - I didn't mind this as I was just happy at this point to get ANY seat (all that retail therapy takes it outta ya!) so off my boyfriend toddled while I joined the (quite long) queue to get served. I couldn't say if this Costa is always busy or usually busy at this particular time/day as this was my first visit, but it was exceptionally busy & I was glad we spotted the seats we managed to nab. I eventually got my order taken and have to say the service was pretty dire; the guy taking the orders seemed to be somewhat distracted throughout me giving my order - I was convinced he would get something wrong & it turns out I was right - I asked for a medium soya cappuccino with a touch of caramel syrup ~ at first I though they might forget the soya part but turns out it was the caramel bit they forgot...oh well, as long as I hadn't paid for it. Not only was the guy serving on another planet but the young girl making the drinks was as miserable as sin & only interested in chatting to her pal about the upcoming weekend. Great. I thought seens as there was a large queue & I was sitting in they might say to me to sit down as they would bring it to me...nope. Obviously this doesn't happen here. So I waited...and waited...eventually I was given my coffee without a word so I double-checked with Happy Larry the coffee was indeed mine, she acted as if I had spoke an alien language but eventually after repeating my question she said 'Uh, yeah' Charmed was I. I seriously question how a lot of people in retail/service jobs actually manage to keep their jobs nowadays as I often come across miserable/uninterested staff who have no desire to make the customer feel satisfied or help them in any way. I have worked in both areas & there is NO WAY I would've ever treated customers the way some of them do. It's shocking. Yes, I know the customer ISN'T always right but if a customer is polite & courteous to you then the least you can do in return is be polite/civil back to them. Not too much to ask. Anyway, I digress...The other reason for this being only 3 stars is the customer toilets were a complete state and the one toilet that was in use (the disabled toilet) wasn't even flushing. Brilliant. Would I go back? Yes, because I am a fair person who realises that everyone has their off days and this particular day was very busy, so I would go back but on a much quieter day hopefully. When it comes to the big name coffee shops in Kings Lynn there isn't much choice so I have a feeling this coffee shop will always do good in this area. Out of all the big names in the coffee shop world I do like Costa unlike some of the others, I especially like their loyalty/points card system & the fact they now serve cortado. If this particular shop had better customer service then my experience here would've been 10 times better. Sometimes it's the little things that count.

One of the many coffee shops in King's Lynn that has sprung up over the last few years…read more The service as definitely improved to being acceptable now. I do like the coffee mixture they use and their cakes are also delicious. The problem is that they do not accept card payment (and the nearest cash point is a little walk away; also not the cheapest of places to have a coffee 9and cake!). You can also sit outside which is nice in Sping/Summer although it is on a busy thoroughfare.

they do an awesome mint frappe. mmmm do a good loyalty card…read more2.

Can't recommend this place enough. Very helpful and polite staff. Large choice of meals from snacks…read moreto full all day English breakfast, jacket potatoes with a range of different fillings to full roast dinners.... Oh and those that have a sweet tooth there is always a good range of sweets.

Cafe, Convenience Store, Gift Shop...it's a crazy amount of things packed in a small space and they…read moreonly store in the King's Lynn train station. A place for me to get a drink and pass the time. A very nice cashier and cheap prices especially for their hot cooked foods. Just beware the weird folks that tend to hang out front come in and out of here but it's a great amount of people watching while you wait for the train