I went here the other day again and took my vegetarian friend I was more impressed than last time…read more They've updated the menu and it's looking more inspired, when you're offering only veggie food you have to be more interesting, you can't just do "meat" + "veg" it has to be a whole meal out of the veg. I had a veggie burger with sweet potato fries and it was really lovely, I don't remember what my friend had but I know she enjoyed it. The atmosphere was great this time around, it is a really buzzy place for lunch in Norwich. Overall I don't think it's hugely different from when I've been before I just think it changes depending on the time of day and what you pick from the menu. If you're a vegetarian then this place is a must and if you're not it's still worth a look.

This is my VERY favorite lunch spot in Norwich and Bob and I head here everytime we are home. It…read morehas fresh, healthy, organic, veggie, vegan, allergy friendly food- so great to have such forward thinking. We both have food allergies and so it is refreshing to go somewhere where we are totally catered for. The place is always busy and has a great atmosphere. The chickpea burgers with avocado and onion rings are fab, as is the risotto. It also has gluten free cakes.

Green grocers is about local, organic, fair trade produce. Very nicely laid out and a bit groovy…read more It also includes bakeries, drinks and delis. Here I got to sample Norfolk specialties. Great place to visit and go local.

Definitely groovy but also really knowledgable - even passionate about the food they serve and…read morestock. A really top notch range of produce at reasonable prices, friendly staff and great cooking. A regular and essential source of great food for me since I've been in Norwich - the opposite of dreary supermarket shopping.

I usually enjoy my time at this bohemian and relaxing cafe, but unfortunately I experienced racial…read morediscrimination when I last went. When I questioned being treated differently (loudly demanding payment from me in advance, in front of the other customers, none of whom had been asked to settle their bills before being served). After being challenged about it he insisted the only reason he'd treated me differently was that he was busy at that moment (really!?! Unconscious much...!?!) I've given two stars because the bone marrow dish I had was delicious- just a bit tainted by the waiter....

This kooky cafe/restaurant is an upstairs downstairs type place with mismatched furniture and…read morecrockery. It is quite small and any a group bigger than 5 would make it quite squishy. It's more of an intimate, cosy place to catch up with friends and enjoy a variety of tapas options or nip in for a quiet lunch and take advantage of the seasonal menu and fresh bakes. Unfortunately there are no menus, just black boards located around of brekafast, mains and dessert, which is slightly confusing and overly complex. Good location and props for the seasonal, healthy menu, it was just a bit too cluttered for my taste. Will try again on my next visit to the UK.

We enjoy the selection of food here…read more They usually have Norwegian brown cheese, but they had run out this Saturday. I did manage a slice of their raspberry and white chocolate crumble which was heavenly.

Amazing dinner find in this small town. Food to rival the best restaurants in London. Octopus and…read moreclams carpaccio in martini foam is well worth the visit. Beef cheek, lobster or monk fish to follow.

The Garden Cafe situated in Norwich City centre is a small independant cafe, which offers far more…read morevalue for money when compared to Starbucks etc. Home made soups and Jacket potatoes are their specialities. Take away or eat in and athough rather small there is always room to sit. Staff are always polite and friendly Recomended.

The Garden Cafe is an excellent place to go for soup as an alternative to sandwiches for your…read morelunch. They offer a selection of Covent Garden Soups, with different flavours on offer each day. You can have your soup as it comes or with croutons added to it. You can also have chunky bread to dip into it if you want. As well as soup they do a selection of coffees and also some muffins and cookies. This is a really filling, healthy way of having lunch, and you can eat in or take away. The prices are reasonable when compared with other outlets, and the soups are very tasty and all cooked with natural ingredients.

A fantasitc cafe serving fry ups, great value meals and sandwitches catering for both veggies and…read moremeat eaters alike- and actually somewhere to sit down and enjoy it! Of course I went for the fry up and was not disappointed- saussages which actually tasted nice, FREE RANGE eggs, mushrooms, baked beans, black pudding, hash browns and toast, all washed down with a mental, proper coffee. Seemed popular - the owner had a good rapport with regulars which I hope- no will become! Such a friendly, vibrant place where I was made to feel welcome (he even cut the fat off my bacon and cooked it crispy on my request!) Next time though I taking my daughter- he even does child menus!

As far as farm shops go this one was fairly spectacular. Granted it's a bit of a stretch in terms…read moreof reach from Mancy Towers. But if anyone is ever in these neck of woods, I highly recommend you bookmark this place and visit. The Eleveden farm estate has such rich history and as soon as you enter the grounds it really feels like it. There's an air of majesty about it that's evident from the off. The lush green lawns, the surrounding white mansions, the fresh country air and the trees that surround the grounds give it a heavenly vibe. The aristocrats of yesteryear who owned the estate over the centuries certainly made their mark. I was also astonished to find that it was originally owned by A Maharaja Runjeet Singh of Lahore. The farm shop and restaurant have only been around for 8 years but are already an established high class brand in their own right. A gorgeous courtyard is surrounded by the restaurant, farm shop and other which I'm certain is packed during the summer. All in all, this was a magical little visit to a hidden treasure in the glorious East England countryside. If you're ever lucky enough to be in these lush neck of woods, highly recommend it.

The farm shop is great for gifts and odd bits. I also enjoyed several meals in the cafe. Seasonal…read morelocal offerings are always a win in my book. They do seasonal events for Christmas and for Halloween. I definitely visited many times whilst living local, and will make a trip when I get back to the area.

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.