North Creake Cafe And Farm Shop. in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Stopped here to see the abbey ruins. Delighted to be able to have a delicious lunch in the cafe. Plenty of parking, with the abbey ruins just a very short walk away. Extremely well presented and maintained ruins in a very peaceful setting.

Lovely spot, nice country views. We got rudely treated at Deepdale so tried Creake Abbey instead. They were also near to closing time, but the staff were very friendly. We had nice big bacon sandwiches and a lovely coffee. Takeaway sandwich for my son. Definitely recommend, dog friendly with some small shops and the Abbey ruins are free to walk around. Thank you.

Wide range of top quality premium food stuffs available in a well organised deli/farm shop. Set in the beautiful grounds of Creake Abbey - next to a range of independant art and craft workshops/showrooms - the shop offers plenty of choice of fresh fruits and vegetables; many dairy products including cheeses, yoghurts; freshly baked breads, cakes and bicuits; ready prepared meals from delicious curries to traditional British dishes - that's to name a few of the food stuffs available! Plenty of drinks available also. Service and advice is top quality. Plenty of free parking space. Well worth a visit

What a brilliant discovery, tucked away down a country lane. Excellent selection of lunch time treats and the most delicious scones. Lovely friendly staff who couldn't do enough to be helpful. Young people on work experience are getting a very good grounding in customer service. Our best pit stop of the week.

We were driving past and decided to view the abbey ruins as free of charge, on arrival were disappointed that you couldn't park near the abbey (space for 2 or 3 cars all occupied) so had to park at the farm shop and cafe, decided not to walk round as bit far for me recovering from a broken ankle so didn't really see the ruins. Whilst here though did look around as didn't know there were any shops here at all! Only a few shops and not much to look at, went in the farm shop but didn't buy anything, all in all we were there about 10 minutes.

We have been here before and have been served by very nice young people. This time,I entered the cafe via the attached shop. There were no notices saying ‘ no entry’ and no signage. I was immediately pounced on and shouted at by an unpleasant older woman and literally ordered to go out and enter by another daor. She shouted that that entrance was only for staff. She was remarkably rude. It is the first time anyone in any shop, cafe etc has been unpleasant since Covid began and I was extremely shocked. I assume she hates old people. We wouldn’t go there again!