Don Deano's in Broadland

So I booked afternoon tea. 1 week in advance for some family birthdays. I could not book for children so was told I could have an extra scone as we wouldn't be having the drink and the children could share the adult one. Fine. So visited today. Called this morning to see if it was ok to add my husband as he had got off work early yesterday was the answer that would be a straight forward change. I went in and bought the children's drinks then we waited for our food. 4 afternoon teas arrived I asked where the extra scone and additional afternoon tea were and the lady said I don't know about this I'll go and speak with my manager. Manager came to table surprised there was a problem so I explained again and she agreed we could have another scone and another afternoon tea. By this the me we had eaten all but the cakes and another lady came out with some sandwiches and cakes and said well I'm sorry but there were no more scones so we have put some extra cakes on. And we need 24 hours notice anyway. I'm sorry so you are parking that right back with us don't say it's fine and charge us the full amount after all we for the 15 pounds we didn't have the coffee or a scone and we also didn't like the majority of the cakes very dry! You might thinks this ends here but no. I went in to pay and the lady asks me to pay for the extra scone! Basically if you go here you will be charged a very high price for poor food and extremely poor service. And if you complain they will talk about you in the kitchen. Very professional. We won't be going again Save your money

No hot food available and very limited choice of baked items generally . With the adjoining post office and WH Smith closing down, place feels it is being wound down.

Consistently brilliant pizza delivered in a timely manner and polite delivery staff! The half and half pizza is a game changer. Cookies are to die for and garlic bread is great but the sides are considerably expensive considering the price of pizza in comparison. I’d personally give the wedges a miss.