One can argue that the upper crust is the best part of the (sliced) bread. Definitely smoother and…read moresomehow even just a tad bit more flavourful than the boring and sometimes tough lower crust...almost always the first thing you're biting into when having toast or a sandwich. So I totally dig the name of this sandwich chain, but believe they've completely missed out on matching the name with the product--because I've never seen any sliced bread on their counters. In a way, it's deceptive marketing, but I digress. Most of the sandwiches you'll see displayed behind the glass are made with baguettes, exceptions being the morning bacon rolls. My usual go-to is the old reliable Ham & Cheese Baguette, but I have had others like the Chicken Salad & Bacon and a surprisingly delightful Ham Benedict Baguette which includes slices of boiled egg in lieu of fried or poached eggs. The composition of the latter makes for a less messy moving breakfast when you're commuting in business attire. Speaking of mess control, it's also clever that they've labelled their sandwich wrappers as "Free Crumb Catchers" because you will surely need that bag to collect what would otherwise fall into your lap as you crunch your way through its contents. You'll probably find the Upper Crust takeaway eatery at nearly every medium to large rail station in England. This particular one is on the right hand side once you enter the main station or on the left hand side upon exiting the platform barriers. While a few of their shops have served subpar sandwiches e.g. stale bread, the Norwich one has rarely let me down unless sold out. As they're a chain, I do wish there were a loyalty program in place for frequent visitors such as myself. 3.75 stars.

A decent variety of quite fresh sandwiches, they guarantee that the one you are purchasing is less…read morethan 3 hours old. Several interesting choices, including Smoked Ham & Mozzarella and Brie Bacon and Tomato. If you ask, they will toss your baguette in the microwave for a few seconds, which really improves the sandwich. There's a full cooler of sodas, waters and juices, plus several choices of crisps ("chips" in American). Not exactly cheap, the typical baguette runs £3 to £4.50, plus chips and a drink, you're spending £7. But you can't beat the convenience.

Great choice for lunch and brunch. Now allows dogs which makes it so much easier for us to go…read more Fresh local ingredients and tasty vegan options

Nice staff who work hard. Purchased a Thai Chicken Curry Salad, only had 3 choices (and this was…read morewell before lunch rush) despite many more on their menu board. Despite being eco-friendly with biodegradable container and cutlery, the paper container was lined with plastic. Necessary because it was swimming in water at the bottom. Someone washed the lettuce but made no attempt to drain it before putting it in the bowl. As a result it was a soggy, tasteless mess about halfway down. Would stick to the sandwiches which have been very good.

This Deli near the art school is a great place for home made pizza, fantastic cakes (check out…read moretheir famous brownies) and hot home made food as well as all the olives and cheeses and deli stuff. Brilliant. They even do ice cream now.

Outstanding service, amazing food at good prices, a warm and welcoming feel to the place. Best…read morepizza in Norwich

Sometimes you need a quick sandwich on the go... And this place is ideal for that…read more The staff are friendly, the food is great and above all, it's clean. The quick service definitely helps when you are heading out somewhere.

Visited today. Food was excellent and all staff welcoming, professional and polite. Very clean…read moreestablishment including toilets.

One word sums up this business and it's in their name... CAKE... the array of sumptuous traditional…read moreEnglish baking is just beautiful and when we arrived there as a family we really fancied a cream tea. However if you do want to get a scone try to arrive earlier than two o'clock in the afternoon because the locals seem to clear them out of the scones at lunch time. So without scones we each purchased a different cake from the menu. I had a lemon and sultana sponge and was in lemony melting heaven for a good 10 minutes as I tried to prevent myself devouring it in one! All the cakes looked beautiful and everyone really enjoyed them. The service was friendly but the place is tiny and when they're busy you might have to wait for a while to get everything to your table especially if you sit upstairs. I plan to return and book an afternoon tea with them later in the year.

Admittedly, I was only in there for a few minutes, but from what I saw and experienced - this…read morereally looks like a special place... My wife had seen this storefront the last several times we have left the town of Lakenheath to go traveling during our vacation and stay with our son. We finally go around to trying them, via take out (or is it take-away around here?) through the use of their website. Just about everything I saw at the store was offered on the website and it was all accurately depicted. There was one hiccup with the honey we ordered - they remedied it on the bill, so all good there. For lunch - my wife had their curry chicken sandwich while I had their BBQ version. For desserts we enjoyed a chocolate caramel biscuit of sorts with gram-cracker crust, along with an eclair of sorts as well - all of it was made fresh, waiting for me when I got there, and best of all very tasty. Since they didn't have the honey I added a piece of carrot cake to the order, they took care of that with a snap and the whole process - in and out - took less than 5-minutes. They were friendly and accommodating with all the questions I had. We will hopefully make it here for breakfast one morning before we leave...

Found this place while I was running with my dog... Very…read morefriendly lady that makes the breakfast. She's always super busy every time we go there on Saturday to have breakfast. We always order the medium breakfast which includes beans, one egg, one sausage, 2 slices of bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms and toast.

Food was awesome along with the price and location. Great location to looking out water. You have…read moreto order the food and drink from the counter. Very friendly service. We ordered incorrectly and they accommodated us with very fast service. Next to dock bit away from the main road. People are relax and having fun.... Small and cozy place. I will definitely go back there anytime. I wish I have photos.

Such a wonderful find across from the boat rental and boat tours at the bridge in Wroxham. This…read morerestaurant is beautiful and the patio seating couldn't be better, looking out at all of the boats in the harbor by the bridge with so many swans and beautiful cottages and homes to look out at across the Broads. You order inside and they deliver it to your table. The service was not spectacular but not bad. So thankfully the wonderful food made up for it! We had some wonderful French onion soup and prawns to start and then moved on to some spectacular scallops and a bacon and brie sandwich, talk about heaven! Our cousins had a burger and said it was wonderful with the best chips ever (fries) to us crass Americans lol. We were very full after adding a fish and chips which was yummy but my daughter insisted on bringing home a thick slice of their homemade coconut cake! Sorry people, pictures to follow.

Initially, Loofer's seems just like any other cafe where you can grab a bite to eat or sip on a…read morecappuccino to break up your shopping day. And it is, really. But the food is pretty reliably tasty and hearty, so it keeps me coming back every time I'm visiting in Colchester for a weekend. I don't even try anything else out at this point; it's always Loofer's. I get the same thing every time: the (soya) Veggie Pitta. It tastes so meaty and delicious, almost as if the cooks have laced it with MSG. Robert D always get the Steak Sarnie. For £10, we have a filling lunch and are ready to get our shopping on the heart of Colchester. The service is always a bit slow; the 'Chiller' Microsoft font on all the signs and menus takes a little while to get used to (it's kind of creepy, Chiller; what a weird marketing choice); the seating area is always a traffic jam of prams; and the toilets are a bit grim, but the veggie pitta has never let me down.

Nice salads and chicken sandwiches, all freshly grilled on orderread more

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.