Prima Rosa in Broadland

We discovered Prima Rosa by chance when cycling to Salhouse Broad. We popped in for a coffee and stayed for nearly 2 hours. My daughters were enchanted by all the sparkly things and the cakes were amazing. The cakes were so good that we went out of our way on our next ride to pick up supplies for the day.

Had their toasted teacake and a nice cup of tea. Both excellent. Lots of crafts to take away as well as a friendly place to stop for a bite to eat

Visited the beautiful tea room the day they had there macmillan coffee morning. Lovely food, friendly staff, quaint little tea shop and gift shop combined so got some nice gifts too hope to go back next year. Hope they raised some good funds from the coffee ☕️ morning 🌄 xxx Chez Bones Andy Dian Kim Jeff Chris xxx

Decided to book in for afternoon tea as a treat whilst staying in the area. Sent a message that was quickly replied to and voila, reservation made. Wow, what a gem of a place! Friendly atmosphere supplied by owners who were super accommodating to all our needs and wants. Amazing afternoon tea comprising of sausage roll/ homemade pizza/cheese sticks/classic sandwich selection/crisps/homemade scones/mini cakes/eton mess....a total taste heaven along side a delicious brew. Loved the quirkiness of this place. Its quaint but a delight to the eyes as they look at all the trinkets and gifts to purchase.

We found this coffee shop by chance during a walk. So decided to stop for a much deserved drink and cake. What a great decision to make, this place is a little gem of a find. Great cake and gifts shop. The staff were very friendly and helpful and made 4 strangers from out of town very welcome. If I could give more than 5 stars I would.

What a lovely little tea room/shop we had a small hen do their, the food was delicious and service amazing. Nothing too much trouble and a lovely atmosphere. Will definitely be back . Thank you

We thought we would pop in to get a cold drink on our way home. The owner Judith was as lovely as ever, with nothing being to much trouble. Kev, her right hand man was there to dish up the cakes, which are all homemade fresh on the day and are absolutely delicious. There’s always too much to chose from! Walking in to Prima Rosa is like sitting down with family; the staff and customers are all so friendly and kind. We’re so lucky to live down the road from this little gem and will be back in again very soon!

So pleased I went to this lovely cafe in Salhouse with my sister today, I never knew it existed. Had a lovely egg sandwich with fresh salad and crisps, also had a piece of lovely ginger cake, which was so fresh, and a great tasting latte. This is such an unusual cafe as there are so many lovely little items, new and vintage scattered around that you can purchase if desired, all sensibly priced. The owner is such a lovely lady and made me feel so welcome. I can’t wait to return again very soon and recommend this lovely little find to my friends.

Great coffee shop in the centre of the village. Serves excellent homemade cakes and scones as well as a variety of hot and cold beverages. Sells a few grocery items together with lots of bric a brac including local craftworks. It is one of a must visit cafes when out cycling the area.

Food was excellent. Service amazing. The owner was friendly and helpful. Beautifully decorated. Lots of lovely nicknaks. Toilet was the best ever.

This is a lovely cafe - gorgeous cake and crumpets! Many interesting Knick-knacks and useful foodstuffs. The lady and gent proprietors were so kind and helpful . Well worth a visit .

We had a great time . Lovely food and extra helpful staff. Nothing was to much trouble.Coffee tasted wonderful. Definitely worth 5 stars.

Highly recommended (especially after the Wroxham to Aylesham railway) delicious assorted sandwiches and cakes. I can honestly say this has been the best Afternoon Tea in a long time in authentic surroundings and superbly hosted. Well worth a visit.

What a lovely find, a delightful and unique tea room with lovely owner and staff. Dog friendly and they don't mind humans either! Sadly I didn't get to try the award winning sausage rolls as they had sold out so made do with a tea cake and very nice coffee. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

Lovely little place in a lovely village. Food is excellent as well as service and staff. Defenetly recommended and will defenetly return.

We found this tea shop to be very good and friendly. Staff still wearing face masks and hand sanitiser available. Good value for money. Would definitely visit again.

This café is a fantastic little gem of a place in the village of Salhouse! Just a short walk down the road from Salhouse Broad it's an ideal spot for some delicious food and drink! We were made to feel so welcome and our dog...

I took my 4 year old daughter here and it was lovely. Very welcoming, warm and friendly staff. The lady who runs it made sure my daughter enjoyed herself with colouring stuff, craft bits and even gave her a little gift when we left. We...

Had a great afternoon tea at Prima Rosa with friends. A lovely cosy shop full of gift ideas with a tea room with a varied menu. We have been many times before, always very friendly and welcoming.

Oh my what a wonderful afternoon, full of Christmas goodies , nothing to much trouble, set in a tranquil setting beautifully decorated for Christmas 🎄, and so many tempting gifts

Visited today for my mum's birthday. Had afternoon tea which was lovely. Fresh sandwiches, gorgeous cinnamon scones with jam & clotted cream. The lady owner was so kind, super friendly and welcoming. She couldn't do more for you and even handpicked my mum a bunch...

My wife and I were passing so we dropped in for a bite. Brilliant service, fabulous food and we had a lovely chat with Judith who was more than hospitable. Will definitely be back soon.

Smashing atmosphere and lovely tea coffee and cakes . So much on display its difficult to concentrate on the gossip

Great little tea ‘shoppe’ . Plenty of choice, sweet or savoury and all home made. Staff are great and very friendly. Spotless w.c. and lots of craft goodies on sale. Go there soon , you won’t be disappointed.

Great tea shoppe with the added attraction of crafts and goodies for sale. Homemade cakes, scones, sandwiches, soup etc . Highly recommended.

Well what can I say apart from what a lovely establishment. I have been here a few times now and would highly recommend people to visit the Prima Rosa. The lady's that run it are amazing and so lovely. Nothing is to much trouble and...

We had visited Salhouse Broad for a walk the other day and were unable to get a coffee down at the broad so stopped at Prima Rosa. A really lovely traditional tea room offering a wide selection of cakes and lunches. The cheese scones were...

Had to book a table for a Saturday afternoon if not no chance as so busy. Try a “wild encounter” tea, fruity and something different. New crafts every week

We were over from Belgium for a really quick trip, and a friend had told us about this place, and we were curious. We actually arrived in Norfolk to early to check onto our Hotel, so thought we could do a quick light bite here...

Been here several times but today came for an afternoon tea with 3 others to celebrate my 21st. The spread that was put on was amazing, Judith goes above and beyond. Everything served was delicious including her scones which were out of this world. Worth...

If you want to visit a relaxed, cosy and welcoming tearoom then Prima Rosa is the place. Judith is dedicated to her lovely little shop which offers not only delicious food but locallly made crafts and a few essentials for the local people or holidaymakers...

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This is a lovely homely Tea Rooms. Some people don't seem to like it, but that's their choice. They will then try & remit a poor review which to locals & people from farther afield have found out is not true. Then when visiting the place have all enjoyed their time their & the items on the menu.

Finding myself back in my beloved Royston Vasey, my day would not be complete without visiting Prima Rosa and Tubb's (Mrs Crudd) and Edward (Mr Crudd) Luckily they were both in attendance but seemed particularly miserable today? I ordered my tea and sea sponge cake from the charmless misery that is Tubb's while Edward just stood in his pinney and stared and stared and stared............

A cold and damp day last Saturday but as soon as my young friend Charlie and l entered Prima Rosa we received a warm welcome. Good job we got there by 12 noon because it soon became busy but Lottie and Martin took it in there stride while Mrs PR took a well deserved day off Lovely lunchtime snack, cake, tea and company xx

I'm guessing Goofey must be masochistic!!..is it 6 times he/she has visited now and keeps on coming back!?! (Those that are in the know will certainly be able to read between the lines.....and who's behind them!!😉😂

I once again found myself in Middle Earth and with trepidation I ventured further into the black land and Mordoor (Salhouse). I was badly in need of some refreshment after my epic journey. With a choice of one, I returned to the scene of previous food and beverage crimes against humanity and the dark forces. Slipping through the door into the unknown, Ugluk was behind the counter wearing a frilly pinny (Don't remember that one from the film?) Gollum, Mouth of Sauron and Grima Wormtongue were sitting huddled in a corner eating honey cake made by the local Beornings family (Beorn the "skin-changer") Great Goblin a hatchet faced little goblin type women was hanging around the counter. I ordered my pot of tea and cake from Mauhur (Mrs Nudd apparently but definitely not the Welsh mythical figure) The tea was terrible and my sponge was not the freshest. The wife of Ugluk constantly looks as if she is about the burst into tears though and quite frankly not a very nice person for someone in the hospitality business, being pleasant all seems like hard work? The myth for me is how this place stays open, terrible food, terrible tea and coffee, poor service and surrounded by miserable people and the crafts! Lots and lots and lots of bad bad crafts more than any human or mythical creature can take. Definitely a place to be missed although it could become it's own tourist attraction, Lord of the Rings 4 anyone? Peter Jackson are you available! God I love this place it really makes me realise what a wonderful World we live in, outside of Mordoor of course!!!

went here with my husband and what a lovely little cafe this place is. Staff friendly, food amazing and coffee delicious even had a second cup!!!. The cafe is set inside a lovely shop full unusual nik naks therefore making the visit more interesting. Plenty to look at whilst enjoying a cuppa or two. We will definitely come back xxx

My grandson has become a great fan of Prima Rosa and loves Judith's victoria sponge, along with his favourite drink of hot chocolate! He loves to visit Judith and Charlotte and also Martin. We have also had an afternoon tea which at £13.50 is really good value. There was so much delicious food: beautiful sandwiches, cakes and dessert. Much better value than afternoon tea I have sampled at other places. You won't be disappointed!

Having been recommended to visit this little establishment by a few friends, we were looking forward to a very delightful lunch. However, we were very underwhelmed. . . .

As soon as we moved to the area I heard about Prima Rosa. Upon visiting we found the rumours to be true - delicious, fresh food, reasonably priced, as well as a treasure trove of trinkets and supplies. But what was even more amazing was the welcome we received. The family who run the cafe are so passionate and inviting. We are so lucky to have this on our door step!

Open 9.30 to 4pm Tuesday to Saturday this wonderful little tea room is a stone's throw from Salhouse Broad. Crafts & gifts, locally sourced, decorate all round & are for sale. Newspapers & basics also available here. Can highly recommend the toasted tea cakes & range of coffees. Prices very reasonable & the light lunch list means I shall just have to go there again. They do take cards if you end up spending more that expected! There is also a pile of pre owned books, a donation to a choice of charities is all that is asked.

A real treasure trove of all things yummy! From the staff to the tea/coffee/cakes and the lovely products you can buy. A really special place.

We popped in whilst exploring the general area, and are we glad we did!

I guess all the 5 star reviews speak for themselves. This is a priceless little gem of a tea shop/Alladin's cave! The staff, the homemade cakes, the loose leaf tea - it is everything(& more) you could hope for in a village tea shop. You'll definitely not want for something to look at - amazing!

Great little place, absolute diamond. Wonderful food and drinks, very friendly staff and service. Anyone giving negative views cannot be taken seriously. Don’t just take my word for it, go and see for yourself and enjoy yourselves.

Always warm and friendly. Staff have a keen interest in people along with their passion for good coffee/tea and cakes!!! The crafts are ever changing and i always come away with something interesting that i simply must have, if not for myself then for some i know.

I simply love Prima Rosa and have visited several times. On reading their ‘terrible views’ it is clear that someone is trying to sabotage their fantastic reputation. Do not listen to the negative reviews! Visit and make your own mind up, you won’t be disappointed! You do not need to be local to visit!!!!

lovely sandwiches and proper tea. friendly and welcoming staff and so much to look at - lots of lovely gifts

Delightful place. Been numerous times. Love having a rummage round the shop and a tea and cake. Highly recommend.

Having not been well for 4 weeks I said to my husband I really need to get out so let's go to our favourite tea room prima rosa. We had a delicious lunch followed by a lovely slice of Victoria sponge each and a pot of tea for 2. Once again we were made to feel so welcome in this adorable tearoom full of unusual crafts and gifts to buy. Now looking forward to the next visit. Salhouse is so lucky to have this gem of a tea room.

Another lovely visit to Prima Rosa today. The staff are so friendly and cannot do enough for the customers. The coffee and cakes are magnificent and the atmosphere so warm and welcoming. Well done guys, will be back soon.

I love this place. So fascinating with all the crafty bits and bobs. Delicious cakes and nothing too much trouble

We've been to Prima Rosa on several occasions,taking different friends each time. Nothing is too much trouble for the lovely...

Have visited prima Rosa on several occasions and always come away Happy. It is a lovely tradional tea shop with...

Visited with my girlfriend in August. We were so looking forward to it based on the reviews. This place is not good. The ambiance is very odd, the food revolting, and the coffee, oh the coffee, was so bad, I don’t understand how they have such positive reviews! Based on the previous reviews, this must be under new ownership. Extremely disappointed, staff rude and a bit pervy!!! Something very off with the entire place. So glad we found another place the next day, which was about two doors down, had a nice atmosphere, lovely cakes and really good coffee.

Those nasty reviews are rubbish. Just jealous people spitting their venom. Brilliant little cafe. Lovely cakes and good coffee.

Fantastic little find in this idyllic Norfolk village. Jam packed full of crafts and great gifts especially at Christmas. Service...

Didn't even both taking a photo which I would normally do, thought the service was ordinary and the food average....

My family popped into this cafe when we were having a ‘dry land wander about’ (we had a boat on the Broads). The place is very ‘grandma’ but although the cakes were nice, but the coffee undrinkable and although the place was quiet, when we tried to talk to the gentleman there he was just rude - even out young children noticed. I rarely write reviews but on this occasion it is more than warranted. Avoid

Not very nice coffee. Luke warm and pretty bland. Service wasn't too bad, but hey, it's only a mediocre café...

Brilliant!! Friendly people, yummy cakes and drinks, lovely gifts too, want something different? then you must try here !!

What a delightful place, lovely service and lovely cream tea for two. Packed out with delightful nic nacs... fabulous

This place is a little gem. The shop is crammed full of nick nacks, keeps you busy for ages. Then sit down for a nice cup of tea and cake, all delicious. Will definitely g9 again.

I was staying in Salhouse for a couple of days while visiting the Broads. Came across this lovely little cafe/tea house/shop. I had a delicious mug of mocha(something I rarely order) It was however one of the best I ever remember having anywhere.

Desperate for eggs for last breakfast on Broads holiday, walked from Salhouse moorings to village with son and dog... Village shop closed down so waited for Prima Rosa to open.... Wait well rewarded! Super helpful and friendly staff sold us their excess eggs and we couldn't resist the lemon cake so 4 hearty portions were bought, the dog was fussed and given biscuits for being a good girl, and off we trotted back to the boat. Lemon cake had cooled completely by then... we had waited for it to cool before being iced.... Wife and daughter amazed by size, taste and quality of cake, generosity of staff and chuckled at messages on boxes. Mother and daughter (?) team at shop cannot be faulted. Looking forward to next year and return visit! A MUST GO TO place whilst at Salhouse Broad.

Family of 5 visited whilst on the broads, had a sandwich and drinks, food was good but the locals were fabulous had a lovely half hour with them, lots of giggles a very memorable time and the girls loved all the lovely gifts available to buy, will be back and hopefully will enjoy their lovely tearoom again, thanks

I was lucky enough to have an opportunity to visit Prima Rosa for my birthday today. Greated with a big smile from Martin and his assistant. Fantastic sandwiches and scones to start followed by plenty of cakes all washed down with copious amount of freshly brewed tea. We were very well cared for and all our requests were swiftly attended too. We enjoyed the delicious home made fare. My mother in law was really impressed as it was her first visit. She enjoyed browsing the numerous craft items for sale. We all had a fantastic time and left having had an excellent sufficiency.We will be back .

Once again prima rosa has come up trumps! We went for my husband's birthday and had the most wonderful afternoon tea. On arrival Martin made us all very welcome and took us to our lovely decorated table complete with a birthday balloon. It was my mum's first visit to Prima Rosa and she wasn't disappointed. Beautiful crockery and cutlery just perfect for afternoon tea. The food was just delicious we couldn't fault anything and all beautifully fresh. I have to say this is the best tea room for miles. If your looking for delicious cakes, lovely coffee or the best Italian hot chocolate I've ever had then Prima Rosa is for you. Judith who is the proprietor will always make you feel very welcome and nothing is too much trouble to make your visit just perfect. Judith's daughters also help out and they are just like their mum always welcoming with a smile on their faces. There are crafts galore in this tea room for you to browse and buy just perfect for gifts or something to treat yourself. I just can't wait to go back.

another super visit to Prima Rosa, bursting with fresh cakes being baked before your eyes. Delicious cheese scones to start the day with our coffee. The awards for excellence on the walls are glowing praise that speaks for itself. Never fails to delight, and plenty of unique gifts to tempt while you are there too, just lovely. How lucky for Salhouse.

I was lucky enough to be back on the broads last weekend and wandered up to the “village” My curiosity got the better of me and I decided to give Prima Rosa another chance, maybe my previous tongue in cheek review was unfair? I went back inside, sadly Edward was not around but Tubbs was in attendance along with a collection of people not long for this World. I ordered some coffee and took a seat. Tubbs and her crew held court discussing a mural on the wall of another Salhouse coffee shop, which had caused a bit of a stir amongst “the local people” Being honest I didn’t like this conversation which was personal and didn’t stay long. I find this place very unwelcoming and not for the “outsider” it does have a strange vibe and really is for “local” people and the older generation. The tea, coffee and cakes are very old fashioned and basic. They did have a topical Wimbledon window display though, although I am unsure whether it was tongue in cheek or serious? Whilst drinking my coffee I decided to take a look at the Prima Rosa Facebook page to try and understand this place. Wow, Take That's faces on cakes, priceless! That said it all. Regarding the coffee 'could it be magic' no it was still 1970's "Hot" and not very good. I am back on the broad next week and will I be 'back for good' probably not, but these people have stirred the Devil inside me! Oh and Tubbs it helps if you smile a bit, 'it only takes a minute girl" its called being friendly “Love Ain’t Here Anymore” I am back off to London to “relight my fire"

We really enjoye our lunctime snackd and tea/coffees. A varied menu, proper tea in a pot, nice coffee and a lovely assortment of paninis,rolls ,cakes and scones and all very reasonably priced. Well done. I`ll be back.

Went here for first time on tuesday. The selection of cakes was more than enough and they were delicious. The hot drinks were also good and hot. I had a pot of tea (complete with its own knitted tea cosy). I also loved the mis-matched crockery.

I am visiting the broads on holiday and walked into Salhouse to see the village and stumbled across the 'local shop' for local people. We had a giant pot of weak cheap tea, strange place,Tubbs and Edward (in a pinny) were present. Luckily I escaped with my life and now back in London! If you want to buy some good old fashioned toot, poor tea and homemade granny cake then this is your place.

I've been to Radley's a few times but now it has closed I tried this café. The lunch menu and cake selection is good and what you would expect/want from a village café. The place also doubles/triples up selling gift shop bits and papers/milk. Good facility to have in the village. Would have scored more but the menu was quite 'standard' and little information about produce etc on the menu, but staff very happy to help and informed.

Visited here purely by chance, but was not disappointed. Lovely staff, great food and very clean. Really welcoming, with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Small menu, but what was on it was freshly prepared, tasty and done well. Quirky selection of local crafts available to buy adds to the charm and the owners passion for her business shines through. Lovely place.

Great place to visit. Very friendly owner and staff. Delicious home baked cakes. Great cuppa.Very different from any other tea shop. Surrounded by art, crafts, bespoke gifts.Really wonderful.

A small space but packed with interesting lovely bits and bobs to interest you while you eat.We had afternoon tea, beautifully presented and very tasty. A good pot of tea, with leaves, freshly home-baked cakes and scones, a selection of tiny sandwiches plus a pudding!All served by friendly and pleasant staff who were very considerate, boxing up cake we were too full to finish and presenting us and others with a balloon to mark a special occasion.

Popped in to have tea and cake with my wife, tea was luke warm and cake was really dry. Upon complaining the staff were patronising and rude. I didn't enjoy my time here.

We visited Prima Rosa for afternoon tea on a wet miserable day and it was a little oasis of sunshine I was given an Afternoon Tea voucher as a birthday present and it was a wonderful present, the service and the food was lovely with a friendly atmosphere. We will definitely be going again.

Prima Rosa is, pure and simply, the best. It is a delight to visit, for a quick cup of their wonderful tea and coffee and a slice of one of their homemade cakes or scones baked freshly on the premises daily. (There are new choices each day, including gluten free options) or for a light lunch - muffin pizzas, baguettes, panini's and ploughman's, all made freshly to order, plus homemade soup in the autumn/winter and other goodies such as crumpets, teacakes and biscuits. Add to this the fact that it is an Aladdin's cave full of lovely gifts and crafts supplied by local crafter's, plus newspapers, cold drinks, Ice creams, greetings cards and also a huge range of helium balloons, there really is something for everyone. It's a must for those visiting The Broads and Norfolk in general - you will not find anywhere else like this in the area!! What could be better than a lovely lunch, in lovely surroundings, served by the nicest people and whilst also being able to buy all those gifts to take home from your holiday or just to treat yourself? You won't regret visiting!!!

I have visited Prima Rosa several times and enjoy my time there immensely. Judith's homemade cakes and scones are so delicious! Judith, Martin, Juliet and Charlotte are so friendly and cannot do enough for you. This has been confirmed by the fact that Prima Rosa has just been awarded a Good Food Winner - congratulations to them all, an award very much deserved for all their hard work.

I had 2 afternoon tea vouchers bought for a birthday present which we used yesterday. What a treat! It started when we rang to book and were asked what we would prefer in our sandwiches and what cakes did we like - how different from the like it or lump it approach of the larger commercial outlets.I can honestly say it was perfect from start to finish, lovely matching china, pretty napkins and wonderful hosts, the food was freshly made and homemade cakes to die for.The shop is really quaint, with lovely gifts and crafts to look at whilst enjoying a smashing afternoon tea. If you don't have time for anything else, please make time to enjoy the perfect experience at Prima Rosa. Thank you ladies for making my present mean so much xx

Found this little gem while out walking. We called in for a cup of tea and ended up with cake too. Tea for two is a large pot with traditional knitted cosy and dainty cups and saucers. A bargain at £2. I managed four cups and my husband three from this one pot! We planned to have a quick drink and leave but stayed an hour and managed some lovely home made cake too. (There is a wide selection with gluten free too - but these were not home made). The serve lunches too -panini, ploughmans and afternoon teas were on the menu. The gentleman (owner I guess) was friendly and helpful with time to talk. If you like minimalist decor this is definitely not for you as it is a paradise for lovers of craft-type gifts, candles, plaques (all for sale) provided by many local craftspeople. (I can’t remember how many but the owner did tell me). We will definitely be back when we’re next in the area. Thank you.

This coffee shop is quite unique it is full of hand made gifts for every occasion it is packed with beautiful items all at very reasonable prices there is so much to look at whilst enjoying your morning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea , quite honestly I could have stayed for all three deciding what treasures to buy I shall be visiting again for Christmas shopping the service is amazing if they don't have what you want they will order it in at no extra cost

I was not impressed with the tea shop, it is very small and claustrophobic, I went in with a friend, I had tea and we both had cake, tea was OK but the cake was dry and not very fresh. It just doesn't seem to work in such a small space, the shop should either be a tea shop or craft shop. It just seemed like a lot of old tat. There was also a strange atmosphere in the shop, didn't feel very friendly or welcoming. If you are looking for a good cup of tea or coffee and local and delicious cake, pastries and coffee I would advise the quaint little shop and café next door called Radley's and they also welcome dogs.

Ideal for a lunchtime snack, afternoon tea etc. Set in the village of Salhouse run by the owners and friends it's a lovely small cafe. Plenty of interesting local gifts too. A great place to stop off after a stroll around Salhouse Broad about 20 mins walk away

Whilst on a walking visit to Salhouse Broad we popped in for a cup of tea. We were warmly welcomed by the enthusiastic, friendly owner and served at the table outside with a pot of tea in a tea cosy. A tea strainer was provided as it was real tea and not made with tea bags. I even got my paper in the shop as well. A real gem not to be missed if you are in the Wroxham area!

After visiting this craft shop/tea room, I am now quite a regular, bringing friends who enjoy it as much as I do. Judith's cakes are so delicious, not to mention the cheese scones!! You can also take some home too! There is always something new when browsing round the shop, it is a delight to visit and Judith, Juliet, and the others are so friendly and helpful.

I love this place. The welcome is very friendly, the owners are great, the cakes and coffee are delicious and the shop itself is so pretty and unique. If you're in Salhouse looking for lunch, coffee, cake, afternoon tea or a locally made gift, you should pop in here. Easily the nicest place on the Broads! I've been in three or four times now, whenever I'm visiting my mum.I will be back every time I'm here!

This café is wonderful and the room its filled with craft gifts. The food is so nice we end up going here nearly every week and They do nearly everything you could want to a high quality, well done prima Rosa

Only stopped for coffee / hot chocolate but this is a lovely, gem of a place. Such lovely, unique gifts as well as great coffee / hot chocolate. Quick and friendly service. If you are in Salhouse you must visit.

I spent another lovely afternoon at Prima Rosa - Martin and his daughter Alice made us feel so at home and the food and pot of tea was spot on. Nothing is to much trouble and to browse around the gist shop afterwards is just wonderful. Something for everyone ....Judith & Martin have worked hard to create this lovely little tearoom. It offers a lovely Norfolk Broads experience and a great way to spend 2 hours out on a Sunday afternoon. Go and try it out for yourselves

We had afternoon tea here. The staff are very friendly, the shop is amazing the sort of tea room I would like to own. The food was fresh and lovely. Lots of character and lots to see and buy. Well worth the money.

Lovely place. Friendly service and reasonable prices. Nice little cafe stop at the end of our bike ride.

Had a lovely afternoon tea at prima rosa. The setting is lovely the tea was yum. Lovely lemon drizzle cake too. Full of lovely things to buy. Worth a visit.

Had afternoon tea with friends.Service and food excellent. Spotlessly clean facilities. Lemon drizzle cake to die for. Nothing was too much trouble for helpful and friendly staff. Would certainly recommend to anyone. Crafts were unique and good to know they are made by local craftspeople.Just the sort of local business a conservation village like Salhouse benefits from.

Delicious snack lunch in lovely surroundings. Thanks to the two J's for making it a happy visit. We'll be back!!

Loved the tea, loved the environment, loved the atmosphere, loved the hospitality. A diamond of a place where you can be assured of a warm and friendly service. If you need a gift too then look no further, an array of gifts crafted by local residents are on display. Very impressive.

Great cake, great coffee and amazing service in nice surroundings. Little gem tucked away with some of the nicest cake in Norfolk