I don't have too much to say about Ground Cafe, other than it's AMAZING. We were looking for a…read morequick bite for lunch in Norwich, and happened across it. The sandwiches were freshly made, with some very creative fillings, good portion sizes and not much more than you'd pay for something in a packet in many places. Staff were quick and courteous, and they have magazines and a chess set on the side should you fancy a quick game. I'll be heading back next time I'm in town!

In many ways OASIS is a typical seaside arcade. However, the place is clean, has well maintained…read moretoilets, very friendly personnel and good games and prizes. On top of that, the restaurant does excellent fastfood and ice cream.

My family are not 'foodies' by any stretch of the imagination but we have never wasted this amount…read moreof food ever in our lives. Truly a dire experience from beginning to end. Specifically we are talking about the breakfasts as other food here might be better. In truth it's hard to imagine anything else being this bad. On arrival the queue to order was 10 minutes and Joanne behind the counter was the only high spot of this visit. My diet Coke was very flat, my son's 'fresh orange juice' was poured from an off brand, long life, made from concentrate carton and a perfectly simple cup of tea was £2.60! My son (12) said the OJ was "foul" even before I brought up my suspicions that it might be. Things then took a turn for the worse. My breakfast arrived, missing toast. My Mrs. didn't get the bacon she had ordered as an extra but my son's plate arrived with no bacon either and it was part of the meal. Another server then returned with one piece of bacon on a plate. She was then retasked with getting my son his bacon and then a third trip for my toast. Sweet enough servers but clearly not supported by a well functioning kitchen. That said, the ketchup we asked for never appeared at all. Toast arrived and then the true depths of this experience were revealed. First the highpoints, bacon was good, beans were good, fried potatoes ok but a bit undercooked, this concludes anything positive I could say. The sausages were like my Nan described during the war 'shaped like sausages but without the meat'. These were clearly the cheapest sausages money could buy; meally, dry, flavourless and with a thick tough skin. If you can imagine a mouthful of a meat product so bland as to be completely overwhelmed by flavour from a little baked bean juice on your fork from a previous mouthful then you are ready to enjoy this sausage. The scrambled egg was worse. Mounded high, a pile of dry flavourless rubber so vile as to be difficult to swallow. Utterly devoid of taste we could only conclude they were watery powdered eggs blasted into submission by some industrial microwave. Sure, a treat in 1944 but 2021? Not so much. The tomatoes were plum tomatoes straight from the can, they weren't even dignified with a taste at this point. My Mrs described the one mushroom she took a risk on as "What I imagine eating a slug must be like", she went on to elaborate that it was rubbery on the outside and bland and slimy inside. My son's pancakes were fine, a little thick and a little cold but compared to the slop we were faced with we looked at them with envy. Sad and hungry, I picked up my limp slice of warm bread that some accept as that almost impossible to ruin food called 'toast'. A large mouthful was defined by the taste of slightly rancid cheap margarine. Well played Hollywood Diner, well played. When you can ruin toast the only remaining skill left to master is figuring out a way to burn water. Despite no appetite, feeling almost dirty and slightly revolted by the food, I had to get a little snack to make sure the absence of any flavour wasn't a sign I had caught COVID. I wasn't, it was just that bad. All that for only £24.70. I have given 2 stars because 1 star reviews tend to be angry people overreacting and because not everything on my plate was inedible. That said, don't eat here please, there's a good place 100 yards away.

If your ever in Great Yarmouth for a visit or holiday, then give Sarahs Tea Room a visit. When ever…read morewe go to Yarmouth this is were we eat. The food is always First class what ever you order, is cooked fresh and is always piping Hot. The service is always great nothing is too much trouble for any of the staff and they always SMILE. Plenty of choice even for fussy eaters and the price is very good as well. Four meals plus drinks for just over £20.00 at a seaside resort is fantastic and to be honest for the size of the meals they serve it,s cheap. So if your ever there, pop in and give Sarahs a go. You'll find them just down by the Pleasure Beach right on the sea front so you even get views as well.

I have been here plenty of times and I have always had a lovely meal.There is a wide choice of food…read moreavaliable,always at good value prices and nicely presented.The staff are friendly and polite.The loyalty card is a good idea.

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.

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!

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.

Truly excellent cooking distinguishes this restaurant from the crowd. Big, bold flavours in dishes…read moresuch as Moules Marinière, or the tartare sauce to accompany Tempura style cod and chips leave you wanting more, although the generous portions may work against that. Service is warm and friendly and a good selection of drinks, including wines by the glass are available.

Excellent! Beautiful place with a lovely welcoming atmosphere. All the staff were very professional…read moreand genuinely friendly. The food was fantastic, superbly presented, everything full of flavour, delicious and of generous proportions. It definitely exceeded my expectations. I believe you wouldnt find anywhere else locally, as high quality as the Olive Branch at Tunstead. Highly recommending to all my friends and family and will definately be returning. Absolutely wonderful!!