Old Tea Rooms in Broadland

Let’s get the cons out of the way first.£10 for pie and mash in a school dinners style with a good pie but cold lumpy mash and veg with a slight. taste of washing up liquid. left on plates. Staff ok but ready to go home with a little bit of attitude .Small confusing set up on entry and not for anyone with mobility issues imo. However Pros it’s cosy nice atmosphere ok for tea and cake and light snacks.Friendly .

Like this cafe the staff are lovely and very polite we had scones this time they are little bit crumbly need to tweak the mix but plenty of options on the menu but all in all very good we will be back 🤠

We called here for lunch and each had a jacket potato, mine with tuna and my daughter's with beans. The potato's were small and the skin black. The inside of the potato was quite slushy and we formed the opinion that they had been cooked for a long time. We didn't have side salad with our lunch as it was £2.50 each extra on top of the price of the filled potato's. This is quite unusual, as every restaurant without exception we have been to, include side salad with them. My daughter said her beans were only luke warm too. We were both disappointed with the actual meals, although the service was friendly and welcoming.

Lovely service friendly and helpful, myself and my partner called in today with our beagle, for a bite of lunch, tasty quick, they made a real fuss of the dog, he even got a sausage as it was his birthday

A warm welcome and excellent sandwiches was just the ticket for a group of hungry and thirsty cyclists riding the Rebellion Way circuit of Norfolk

A beautifully presented tea room. Amazing afternoon tea enjoyed by a gathering of old friends. The staff are super friendly and helpful! Going above and beyond to make our special afternoon even more special! So much so that a couple of days later I brought my sister along to sample one of the breakfasts. I feel this is going to be a regular stop from now on! Highly recommend a visit!

On my first visit I came across this little place and went in just to waste time whilst waiting for someone. The food and drink was amazing and the atmosphere was so delightful that I went back to Aylsham just to visit this place. I had a large mocha and when they brought it out to me I was very surprised because it was actually a large mocha not something that was only a mouthful more. The bacon sandwich was full so when it came to paying bill I felt like I had my monies worth. The atmosphere and staff were both very friendly and there was a nice buzz to the place. If you are ever in the area even if you have to wait a little for a table, it is really worth it.

Followed the advice of a local to this restaurant and we were very pleased we did. My partners cake ,freshly made in-house that day was superb and my egg mayonnaise sandwich was chunky and delicious. Staff were friendly and the place as its name suggests is oldie worldy but none the worse for that. As a bonus prices were very reasonable.

I do love a good breakfast and this was a very good one. Everything cooked well and excellent service as well.

Visited for brunch and we weren’t disappointed! Full English & veggie English. Tasty and plentiful. Staff friendly and attentive. Perfect!

What a fabulous tea room - we were in a real hurry - but our hostess, took our order immediately and made the sandwiches herself to ensure we could get on our way. With free parking nearby and the most wonderful cakes too - it was a traditional tea room with refreshingly efficient service. Thank you!

Superköstliche Kaffeezeit, entweder drinnen kuschelig und altenglisch oder in wundervollem Innenhof mit vielen Blumen, sehr empfehlenswert (Man beachte: in England wird früher Kaffee & Tee getrunken, um 16 Uhr machen viele schon zu)

For 3 or 4 years we have been visiting this lovely tea rooms when-ever in the area and have always been satisfied with our visits. Then two years ago I think, it changed hands and ownership and became the property of a lady called Pam who has transformed a 'nice place to visit' to the fantastic place that it is now. Beautiful soft grey seating and pretty crockery and the young working girls are all dressed in the same matching outfits as is Pam also. They are happy to serve and we are all happy to be served by them. Lots of places just 'do a job' but here it looks like they are all happy to be working with Pam. I can promise that once you have visited the Old Tea Rooms in Aylsham you will return again and again as do we.

What a lovely experience! We stumbled on this cafe by chance. Lovely setting & staff, delicious food and it’s dog friendly

We were staying in The Ironmongers which doesn't provide breakfast despite being advertised as a boutique hotel. Old Tea Rooms was a brief stroll away, so we tried it for breakfast one Saturday. The decor and menu probably hasn't changed for decades. Menu options were limited to cooked food, and orange juice and coffee were pricey extras. Service wasn't exactly with a smile. The cook had clearly decided that scrambled eggs didn't need seasoning and they were also overcooked. By the time we left, the premises had been taken over by older folk with bags of board games.

This place is like going back in time, I actually do not have a problem with that, it obviously has its regular customers who all seem to know each other and the staff well. I chose to sit in the back, quieter as a rule, have been here a few times. The service is good, welcoming and polite. I just had a cheese scone and coffee. The coffee was good, it I cannot say the same for the cheese scone, it lacked any taste of cheese, even though it was supposed to be a cheese scone. I just failed to taste any cheese. Only two portions of butter, now I have eaten cheese scones in loads of places over the years, one needs loads of butter on a cheese scone, well I do. I did not ask for more, it should have done, that would not have made the scone taste any cheesier. I went to pay but realised I had left my purse In my car, which I have NEVER done that in my life. I was fishing around my handbag, a lady who was seated near me, doing the books perhaps, she may have been the owner, said it will be fine, so with that I told the staff who said just get it and come back, this I did. I am very appreciative of the way my stupidity was handled and thank you to the staff for allowing a customer, who you did not know from Adam, to get her purse and return. I wonder how many people would not have returned?? I would probably go in there again, but not have the cheese scone. Lovely staff....good service. Thank you once again for your help in letting me settle the bill!

Decent food, not overly expensive and friendly staff. The menu is varied enough and appreciated the fact that the WUK don’t seem to have bowed down to the pressure of modernising as this would spoil the charm. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

We didn't stay to eat as the lady running it was very unpleasant. Menu looked a bit expensive. My wife needed to visit the toilet after we'd placed our order, and the woman running the place loudly had a go at her for not having...

Visited for lunch . Sat in secluded courtyard at back . Small menu (which I like). Variety sandwiches, warm panini and jacket potatoes. Everything tasted fresh . Individual pot os tea. Friendly staff.

We headed here based on various reviews that mentioned the food and value for money. In short, the location and premises make a great stop off. The staff were welcoming and continued to take marked Covid safeguards even in August 2021. However, I found that...

I know times are difficult but went today and had a horrible experience. Very cold staff who were more like the Covid police. More concerned about me wearing a mask yet other measures where ridiculous.NEVER WILL I RETURN AND SPEND MONEY HERE. Which I had never entered

Called in for a light lunch. Soup of the day was leak and potato soup. We both chose it. It turned up in a large teacup which was just over half full. The soup itself was bland, almost pureed and did not taste of leak...

Always a winner whatever you eat with more than accommodating staff. Fantastic choice of hot food and cakes on the menu in pleasant surroundings.

Service is very friendly and well organised with excellent provision for distancing and hygiene. Food is always very tasty.

A cold and miserable August Bank Holiday but the team at the Old Tea Rooms made us very welcome. They reorganised the table layout to get our 2 and 4 year old into a warmer spot, served up some beans on toast after the kitchen...

We had ,smoked salmon salad and a brie/ cranberry panini.Great quality& excellent service in spite of Covid precautions !

We haven't been able to visit our Grandsons (aged 15 and 18) for a good while but today were able to take them to the tea rooms as we have done in the past. The coffee, chocolate milk shakes, chocolate brownies and coffee walnut cake...

Called in for morning coffee before visiting Blickling. If we'd thought, we'd have skipped breakfast at home and had it here as it looked good. Went for coffee and cake. Delicious coffee and walnut cake (and an extra large, well, huge tbh, portion as it...

What was nice is that we arrived with minutes to spare before closing but were made welcome; the service was unhurried and relaxed. Indeed, we weren't the last to leave. Apart from that nicety the cafe is first rate in other ways. Simple things like...

Visited today and I'm so glad I did. The coffee was really nice and so hot. I was spoilt for choice as to what to have. I went for the sausage hot pot which was so so tasty. Other people had the quiche which looked...

Cold breakfast dont sit in the back room door constantly being slammed in your face and back ,felt sorry for the gents abused by rude customers, plus no wifi just because I heard the owner say they like it old ,we live in the 21st...

We have tried here before and didn't like it, but I think it must have new owners now. We looked in on a very rainy and windy day and thought it was full, but the lady came running out to say there was a table...

Visited for lunch last week with my family. Food was lovely but the customer service was excellent. My 16 month old toddler was given a wooden tea set to play with which he thoroughly enjoyed, and it meant we could eat our lunch in peace....

The Tea room is just what it should be, old, charming,busy and very nice to visit.Everything is made fresh so at peak times be patient the food is worth the wait. I was spoilt for choice there was so much. I decided on a pate plate with toast. I got a lovely plate of food which filled me up for lunch.A trifle dessert and good coffee finished the meal,inspite of it being one of the hottest days in July the Tearoom was cool. Service was good and the owner came by to ask if I was happy. The tea room is worth a visit. well situated near the Marketplace and busstop. A little oasis in the middle of town.

Visited today 14th Aug we booked this 2 days ago and it was delicious so much of it everything home made and so fresh we had to bring the cakes home . The staff made us very welcome and set the table in the window so much attention to detail they really looked after us great place you must visit

came across the old tea room as we were visiting Aylsham for the day it was so lovely inside me and my friend enjoyed our cream teas, all the staff were lovely, fantastic service, thank you!

A nice little tea room in the centre of town. Prices were reasonable and plenty of choice of drinks. The cake we ordered was lovely and the tea cakes came with plenty of butter

They could not have been more accommodating! I called in the week to ask if they could do afternoon tea for 10 today (Saturday) after we finished our Escape Room at Blickling. Spoke to a lovely lady who said she’d speak to the owner of the cafe. The owner confirmed that they would set a space for us and be ready for 4 - normally the tea room closes at 5 but she said it wasn’t a problem at all if we went over a little bit so not to worry they didn’t want us feeling rushed.We arrived to a beautifully laid out table of sandwiches and cakes, scones (cheese and fruit) along with English tea for £9.95 each - great value, great service, I will definitely be back Thank you

Situated next to the market place and the church in in lovely street of old buildings. Attractive and interesting decor and a very good choice of kinds of seating. A good range of cakes and buns, including for example a very unusual millionaire’s shortbread - although I think a more normal one would in fact have been nicer.

Called in here after a longer than planned trip out. We were after a light snack and we were not dissapointed, varied menu, not just the small old boring sandwiches, hotpots, chilli pots, pies, all looked very appetising. Reasonably priced too.

We visited the Old Tea Rooms for lunch, and managed to get a table in the window. It was a mistake-June Monday when we visited, and they were quite busy.

Unfortunately have not had the opportunity to try the food. I phoned to see if they did afternoon tea but was told not before 3.00pm which seemed quite late. Decided to book lunch so phoned back to book a table for 1.30 for two people. Was then told that bookings were for a minimum of 4 people. I was advised to turn up and take a chance. So why would I travel 30 minutes to take a chance? They may be busy and popular but that makes my "taking a chance " even less of a viable option. Went to the Black Boys instead, great food.

Visiting the Market Town of Aylsham we called in here for a coffee. The cakes on offer were so tempting! We each chose differently . I had the almond slice... excellent!! And my husband had the sticky date cake . We shared and each was delicious! I had a hot chocolate as the day was cool. Loved the decor and the ambience. Service was prompt and friendly. The place was busy so it’s obviously popular with the locals . The menu had lots on offer ,we are tempted to return before we leave the area !

We've been an occasional visitor to these 'Tea Rooms'. Doing light lunches, snacks and drinks - it always appears to be busy.

We visited this tea shop after a walk around nearby Blickling Park and were very impressed. We loved the food, the service, the decor and the atmosphere complete with 1920s music playing! This is a must visit tea shop if you're in the area and if you're not take a detour to pop in. The delicious cakes and scones are cooked on the premises and have that real home-made taste. We will definitely be back!

Called in for a late lunch today for the first time. What a fabulous place. We just had salad and a sandwich with coffees, but nicely presented tasty food, friendly staff and a suntrap courtyard even on an April afternoon. We will definitely return.

Visited today, it was a really pleasant experience, very busy at mid afternoon, extremely plseased with staff especially a young gentlemen who welcomed me with a smile and made sure I was happy with my food.

We made a group booking for 10, I hadn't eaten here before but was very impressed and will be going back again. The choice of lunch food was great (I recommend the paninis and bread and butter pudding) and the staff were ultra accommodating and very friendly. Overall I cannot fault it and shall be visiting again.

Unfriendly service, a least 3 staff visible, no one seemed that busy or spoke to me, I would have waited if they had, so left and went to bread shop opposite which serves tea and very friendly.

A lovely warm & welcoming tea room with a great choice of food and cakes! Great service too, polite and helpful! Hi Had a delicious warm brownie and tuna melt, my friend had the cream tea but was disappointed it came with whipped cream and not clotted cream. I also had a milkshake which was more milk than anything (I know that sounds silly as it’s a MILKshake but it was more liquidy than I was expecting with a blob of ice cream on the top) but still very tasty! Id definitely recommend this tea room, it had a lovely feel to it and would definitely go back!

I visited (with a friend) The Old Tea Rooms, yesterday (January 14th), we sat at a table, in the back room, I enjoyed a cup of Tea, and my friend enjoyed a cup of Tea, and something to eat, adding to my enjoyment of the afternoon, was a photograph of Laurel & Hardy (two of my favourite Movie Comedians), on the wall, next to the table, we sat at, a very nice Tea Rooms, which I hope to visit again.

We visited this dog friendly pub cafe whilst on holiday in North Norfolk and ha d great lunch and drinks and enjoyed excellent service and value for money. Highly recommended.

Been using you for a long time but today I'm sorry to say. Very tied breakfast tasteless and the scrambled eggs reminded me of my childhood during the war, Ie dryed eggs which I thought they stopped using. Alot of us old pensioners use you please take a bit more time it's not Always about profit

Enjoyed the most wonderful afternoon tea, with a selection of tasty sandwiches, a cheese scone with butter and chutney, fruit scone with jam and cream, and a lovely selection of yummy cakes. I had copious amounts of cups of tea, my friend, the same with coffee. All beautifully presented, and we even had a crisp white table cloth (as opposed to the pretty 'bee' cloths on other tables). We arrived a little earlier than expected, but that was no problem, and we were not in the slightest rushed, allowing us to enjoy the treat, and a good ol' natter. No negatives, however, just a thought, when I do an afternoon tea with cheese scones, I like to have a cream cheese to go with them and the chutney. Super value, so we will be back.

Stopped off here for breakfast. It was lovely fried egg. Two long chipolata sausages, two rashers of bacon, mushrooms, beans, grilled tomato and a slice of granary buttered toast and a large mug of good filter coffee my friend had a slice of black pudding too all for £18c. The dogs got dog biscuits! I took two of their gluten free coconut and cherry cookies away and wish I’d got more. They have a range of breakfasts including vegetarian, smoked salmon and scrambled egg, they do light lunches and of course cream teas. Beautiful home made cakes and bread pudding. If I go back to Aylsham I will definitely return here. Thoroughly recommend.

We went into this quaint tea room and were greeted warmly by the staff. My wife and I both had a sausage hotpot which was very tasty followed by a lemon and almond sponge tart. I had custard with mine and my wife had ice cream. It was beautifully presented and tasted delicious, it was very hard not to ask for another slice. The price was excellent. We will certainly go back next time we are in Alysham.

Just drove into Aylsham by sheer fluke and stopped for a toilet rest. Spotted the Tea Room from car park and made straight for the door. Walked in and was met with lovely smile and cheerful greeting, excellent selection of delicious things on offer.Have to say the scone was absolutely top notch. This place sums up all that is good in what the “English tea room” should be. Can’t find any criticism here to be honest and would recommend it to all.

We had an amazing breakfast amd it was pretty difficult to limit ourselves to one breakfast each and 3 types of sweet treats although the menu isn't a long one but everything looks sooo delicious.

Stopped off for late breakfast on the way to the coast. So very pleased we did. We were incredibly greedy having a full English, scone, brownie and a coconut and cherry biscuit! The cakes were all wonderful and the English breakfast was all excellent quality egg, sausage, bacon and even the white toast was a proper baked tin. Will definitely be back! Highly recommend.

We love visiting this tea room because you’re always guaranteed friendly service, good food and coffee and a relaxing atmosphere.

Wanted a bite to eat with 2 toddlers and stumbled across this tea room, sat in the garden to the rear of the cafe, which operates a no smoking policy which is great. Pot of tea for 2 served quickly followed by food shortly after. Cheese & ham panini was fab although side salad was extremely minimal. Children’s meals & full English breakfast were very good sizes and very nice.

Beautifully decorated, beautiful food, beautifully clean and truely beautiful people. Felt like home. The owners were wonderful with my 10 month old daughter. We had a pot of tea, a cheese scone and some bread and butter pudding which was all utterly delicious. If your near Aylsham this is the place to visit. Made our trip. Thankyou xxx

In the area on a cycling holiday and called in for coffee and cake. Very friendly, good service and the coffee was freshly brewed and the cake delicious. Recommended if you are in the area

We found this cute little tea room whilst having a walk around Aylsham this afternoon. We had our Standard Poodle with us on holiday so it's essential that places we visit are dog friendly. My partner opted for sausage rollls and I had a really lovely sticky date cake, which was delicious. A dog biscuit arrived with our pots of tea for the dog.

Called firstly for a lot of tea for two and a latte Later went back and had sandwiches with daughter and friend Very impressed😊

Popped in for coffee and a scone whilst waiting for my future daughter in law's wedding dress to be altered. Wide choice of coffee and teas but the scones were the high point. I've had some depressingly bad cheese scones recently but these restored my faith - very cheesy with a hint of cayenne and mustard plus they didn't crumble into nothingness and a good price too.

Pleasant afternoon refreshment stop here. This is my second visit and we both enjoyed lovely tea and cakes. The staff were friendly and accommodating. I remembered the quirky toilet floor here!

We wanted to take parents for an afternoon tea treat yesterday and originally decided on Biddy’s. Due to the ridiculous difficulties in trying to book a table at Biddy’s whereby their online booking didnt seem to work and they bizarrely don’t seem to take phone calls (?!) or answer an email until too late we looked for an alternative venue and came across The Old Tea Rooms who offer the good old straightforward way of ringing, speaking to an actual person and booking a table!

Delightful place for full English,morning and afternoon teas.lots of fresh home made cakes to chose from.god coffee,something for all tastes.good personal service.nothing too much trouble.

A nice little tea room in the centre of town. Prices were reasonable and plenty of choice of drinks. We did not have anything to eat but the cakes all looked lovely and homemade

A lovely courtyard garden behind the tearooms was a great setting for afternoon tea. The plain scones with strawberry jam and cream were delicious when warmed. Great savoury options too. Sadly no gluten free cakes available on the day we called which was surprising as the cafe wasn’t very busy.

We called in here for lunch during our holiday, mainly because of the different menu, most cafes these days are all the same, sandwiches, salads and paninis, all with similar ingredients, here though you have the option of one pot hot meals, such as hotpots and chili bowls, really good food too. As always seems to be the case in Norfolk, the coffee was excellent too.

We visited here on a sunny Bank holiday Saturday for a mid-morning cuppa and a bite to eat. Busy with a tempting array of cakes displayed at the counter. We opted to sit outside in the sunny courtyard. Service was good. Cooked breakfast was very edible and freshly cooked. Coffee and tea (served in a pot) were great too.

Another visit to Aylsham and obviously we had to visit the Old Tearooms, no where else can match it! Lovely food, including gluten free cake for one of our party. I just can't fault the service and friendly welcome, no matter how busy they are they go the extra mile. We must return soon because I want to try one of their afternoon teas which look absolutely fantastic! Trip advisor doesn't seem to like my iPad very much so I am rating service, food and value here as a full 5* marks for everything!

Wonderful afternoon tea, we visited on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate mine and my friends birthdays. We were very impressed when we arrived, there was a white table cloth on the table and beautiful china laid out. The afternoon tea itself did not disappoint! It included sandwiches, a mini cheese scone with butter and chutney, a mini fruit scone with jam and cream and a selection of cakes. We were even given a fresh pot of tea half way through. I would highly recommend.

Popped into the old tea rooms today, had a full English breakfast which was well presented and one of the best I've ever tasted!! Very good atmosphere and the service was great especially from the lady which I think possibly owns it, nothing was too much trouble and she even managed to persuade me to try one of their homemade cakes naughty but really nice. All the cakes looked lovely and fresh would definitely recommend it

After two previous visits with good food and friendly staff was really disappointed today with the standard of food and the unfriendly service from the counter. The waitresses were lovely! The pie,mash and veg was worse than average. I have never experienced,or wish to again, mash like it- tasteless,lumpy and inedible(I did try). The quiche poor and salad old! No more custom from us. Biddy's to finish our meal.

My partner and I popped in for cake and coffee today... we have struggled to find somewhere which does both good coffee and cake but we found it. The flapjack was amazing. I am a super fussy eater and my partner is with coffee. I can't fault our visit. We will be back, it was very reasonably priced too. Yum yum.

Visited the old tea room which I have done several times now. Had lunch which was lovely as always. Very good atmosphere and the service was great like it always is..looking forward to going there again...

Delicious selection of tea's and cakes, in a warm and friendly environment. Great little out door space!

Popped while walking round the town it was very nice and very reasonable, would reccomend if uou are in Aylsham

This place is like visiting your mums. Good wholesome food and great cake! I use it often for lunch and heartily recommend. Food is reasonably priced and served promptly at a reasonable price

We sat in the courtyard of this lovely very busy tearoom (with our 2 dogs). Staff could not have been...

Once again we had an excellent meal at The Old Tearooms in Aylsham. The service was spot on, friendly and...

They let dogs in, that does it for me, albeit in the back room which is fair enough, not everyone...

I visited this beautiful little tea room last week whilst on holiday at Wroxham. Small restaurant at the front, but...

We went for breakfast as a group of 7 and 2 dogs which included 2 young children. We rang through...

Good food, nice little courtyard at the back. Very reasonable. Staff are very obliging and both children and the dog are welcome.

First time we went here a few weeks ago my wife asked for a mug of tea with the teabag in, the young waitress duly oblidged. Went back again and this request was refused by an older member of staff.....she told us YOU had to have YOUR Tea in a pot ! Her way or the Highway !! My wife ended up with a glass of tap water! We had already ordered food for four people or we would have left. I was ignored at the counter whilst waiting to order in the first place but held my tongue. Then the Tea incident was brought up again by same member of staff on her serving the table, she seemed determined to have the last word but I told her to leave the subject alone but even then we heard her ask other staff members what they thought as if they or anybody else's opinion matters about what someone drinks their Tea out of of !! The young folk who work here are all very nice but the more mature two ladies ..both very surly and one certainly has a Pot fetish !

Ate outside in the sunny courtyard, very pleasant with good food and lovely friendly staff. Definitely visit again

Visited The Old Tearooms this afternoon and have to say it was a very pleasant experience, we had the scones jam and cream plus a pot of tea for two and it was excellent and a good sized scone, some places you go to they are minuscule but not these and a large dollop of jam. Service was very good and the decor and seating area was roomy and very slick and span. Treat yourself and I'm sure you will not be disappointed, we are going back and trying the home cooked lunch.

The staff were friendly and the breakfast was delicious, and all very reasonably priced too. What more could you want.

Stopped off at this fantastic little tea room in Aylsham Norfolk this afternoon following a walk round the town, happy staff with a great service, lovely brew along with a homemade sausage roll and chutney, Jack's brownie and milkshake with ice cream in went down well. Great value for money.

A shortish menu, but varied enough. The daily hotpots that are shown on each table as being the 'special' had sold out (by around 1pm), so I went for the fresh pasta with tomato and basil sauce with cheese. It was very tasty.My wife went for the vegetarian quiche (also very tasty), which came with a salad (also good) and new potatoes (tasteless - a real pity, as these were why she went for the dish).Pricing is very good; service seemed a little stressed when we were the, but was efficient enough.

We use this as our stop off for lunch on a long walk. Food is simple but very tasty. Today I had sweet potato and coconut soup. Delicious! Usually tea and cake, having eaten my sandwiches en route. Cakes are scrummy, and even better that today we could sit outside​ in the sun in their little courtyard. Thoroughly recommended

The reason my wife and I come to this lovely tea room from out of town is that we are guaranteed a lovely lunch with a good atmosphere set in a beautiful town. I really believe that Aylsham could be just like Holt with 1 or 2 great places like this!!! Looking forward to coming back again soon :)

Extremely disappointed to be told that we were not welcome with our well behaved dog in a tea rooms that we have frequented and enjoyed many times over the years. Luckily the bread shop across the road were more accommodating. Fortunately there are plenty of dog friendly alternatives in and across Norfolk that will be receiving our custom in the future

What a great place to have breakfast. As part of a running club who run the Park runs every Saturday, we like after our efforts to take in a good breakfast. We found the Old Tea Rooms in Alysham. We all agree this is the best place we have found to have a well earn't Breaky.Good proper sausages locally made black pudding great plate full and good Tea. The food is really good, service is polite efficient and cheerful.Always look forward to going there.

Previous visits have always been good - freshly made cake, reasonable prices etc. Not today though - cake was dry/stale. Juice was warm, as against chilled from fridge.Two dogs at tables - both dogs well behaved, but area is too small really for them. I have dogs so am not just being negative! It was a late morning stop, and after eating cake decided to read the lunch menu and order a light lunch...reverse order I know! However the waitress had other ideas - was rudely told that table needed to be vacated as they were busy and customers were waiting to be seated. Explained that I was about to go up to order lunch, but the message was the same...table needed ...obviously my money is not as good as other customers?

Today we stopped off in Aylsham thinking we would have a nice cup of tea and a cake.. we visited one tea shop to find that their staff we rude so we left and walked over to The Old Tea Rooms the staff in there we very different a smile as you walk in the door even though they only had 5 mins till they closed we had a fantastic cup of tea, cheese Scone, treacle cake and custard...well done what fantastic service you could teach a certain Tea shop a thing or two