As soon as we walked in we enjoyed a warm and sincere welcome. The friendly owners are new and are…read moreslowly introducing their own style and menu choices to an established cafe. Breakfast was delicious. Latte, green tea, madeleines and croissants. Perfect! We will be back for lunch next time.

From the owner: Come and celebrate Suffolk with us at The Lemon Tree. Our mission is to provide high quality local…read moreproduce, packed with flavour. Perched in a perfect corner with a view of Framlingham Church, we're open every day for coffees, cakes and our signature dishes. We're also open evenings from Tuesday - Saturday with our special dinner menu.

Food is excellent with really friendly staff. I only found this by chance, but it's easy enough to…read moreget to as it's just opposite the Marina Theatre in the centre of Lowestoft. It's been refurbished to a very high standard, I would definitely recommend a visit as it's just too good to miss.

This is one of my favourite places in Norfolk. At first glance it's just a café (and a very good…read moreone at that) with a few bookshelves, but venture into the back room, or even into the cellar and you are met with hundred of second hand books, some really old, some foreign, some practically new. Love this place!

Great location, ambience, and all for a good cause. Food and…read morevalue are much better than the surrouding touristy restaurants.

Fascinating place, fascinating idea, unique experience in a cafeteria café concept! This historic…read moreand beautiful crypt under St. Martins in the Field shows the ingenuity brought here-to-for beginning with Monks in the 1200s! And, in the 20th Century in the desire to help the neighborhoods homeless. This distinctive, one-of-kind, and rare eatery has been able to distinguish itself by both locals and international tourists alike. Having won both the Food Awards London and Lux Global Hospitality for Best Community Café in the recent past, it only shows the excellence this cafeteria-style dining hall offers. When in the World's most unique city, one must visit the World's most unique cafeteria. It is not just a place to eat, but a place to be mesmerized by the historic past protruding into the fascinating present. A must do!

Just had a fantastic Full English Breakfast. A good plateful that has set me up for the day. A…read moresteaming mug of freshly brewed coffee to go with it. nice views across the Heybridge Basin but, unfortunately, much too cold to sit outside. I am going to revisit during the summer (if we get one). Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Visit the tearoom often, my favourite at lunchtime are the sandwiches on granary bread all fillings…read moreare very very tasty and last time I had a cheese ploughman's it was the best ever. All the staff are very friendly and helpful at all times.

If this little tea shop was in London you would have to book. Great retro styling, excellent…read moreservice, great cream tea and home made cakes.

An amazing place to have a coffee, a peace of cake and a lovely time!…read more You're sitting in the middle of plants, the employees are very nice and helpful.

Very friendly cafe run by a great bunch. Set next to a campsite and lake, it's great in the summer…read moresitting outside of benches with your breakfast. Very reasonably priced and great breakfast set with everything you could want. (Visit - 06/08/2015 Breakfast)

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.