Rosy Lee's Tea Room in South Norfolk

My first time back for 6 years when Carorline still used to serve the "Naughty breakfast" in their old premises across the road. Now replaced by 3 others which includes the "Large breakfast "which is a feast. Consistent quality over three visits in a fortnight & a lovely warm welcome every time. Worth a trip all the way from Africa.

Dropped in with a group of friends. Absolutely brilliant service from the young staff. Great selection of cake options, including gluten-free. We sat at the back in the small garden. Lovely quiet spot.

Rosy Lee's Tea Rooms have closed and is now Another business. It had to happen sometime, An end of a fantastic tea room were you could get nice food and a nice pot of tea with a piece of homemade cake. Served by a nice lady. I wish Caroline best wishes and a happy retirement.

Caroline is one of the loveliest people you will meet, it’s a pleasure to visit her tea rooms with Tusker and others. I’ve had some good meals here and Caroline always makes time for a chat,

Such friendly service. They happily made a little sandwich for our 11 month old. Lovely picnic area. Highly recommend.

Lovely folk. Great service . Would recommend this establishment to all especially taking tea in the grounds opposite

Service was great and the cakes were simply super . A coffee for my wife that was as good as you can get . I had a pot of tea that was not only good but the pot was so big I could not finish it.

I had a wonderful stop on my Saturday solo bike ride, from Norwich, on my beloved gravel bike. I had a pecan flapjack that was out of this world. So much chocolate coating too. Sheer bliss. Caroline, the owner, let me lock my bike up at the side and we chatted about cycling. I think that I have found my new, favourite, teashop and will be back with the bike buddy soon. Despite the wind, I got back to Norwich, the pretty route, fuelled by flapjack.

We just popped in for a sandwich - what a delightful cafe! Very friendly and helpful service, a delicious veggie breakfast bap brought out to where we were sitting next to the river - beautiful scenery too. The lady serving couldn’t have been more helpful, even buying vegan spread for us instead of butter. A delicious vegan fruit crumble to finish - would definitely recommend.

We booked High Tea for Two on what turned out to be a very wet day. They kindly packaged up our tea and gave us two take away teas so we could enjoy it in the dry. A great selection of sandwiches, cakes and scones and they were able to accommodate an allergy with no fuss. The food was delicious and a very generous amount. Would definitely recommend it.

The shop itself is tiny and we planned to take our food across the road to the river but we discovered they have a 'secret garden' over there too with picnic tables. Staff bring the food to you. Sandwiches were tasty. Hubby had a hog roast bap which he thoroughly enjoyed.

Great to find Rosey Lee's open again for takeaway now we can get back on our boat. Took the opportunity to have a cake each which as always were lovely. Welcome back Caroline...see you again soon. M&M

Lovely and reasonably priced. Would definitely return lovely staff too good selection of cakes and hot food

Sadly loddon has lost one of its greatest meeting places. Rosy Lee's was always popular with locals and visitors alike for a chat and friendship as well as excellent food and drink. Whilst seating inside not viable fortunately the garden offers seating and food delivered to you when ready with a smile. We had lovely breakfast to start the day the right way. Need to keep supporting her till she can get back to normal service.

My husband and I visited this lovely little tea room for kippers and poached eggs for breakfast when mooring at the staithe on our boat last summer. Have to book day before if you want the fresh kippers. Very friendly welcome lovely people and very fresh kippers, with toat and pot of tea. Will certainly re-visit whenever in the area as we tend to boat evey year, will make specail effort to moor there.

Passing through loddon and we stopped for lunch. The food was amazing and well worth the price.the staff very friendly we will definitely be going back again and would recommend to anyone else..

When my brother stays with me in Loddon he always makes a beeline for this place. He took me in there once [I am not a cafe person but he is] and there obviously great food & value & always busy. Small cafe for local people. Doesn't look much from the outside but it's great. Well done Caroline [owner].

Been many times. Never disappoints. Lovely people, good food, warm friendly welcome every time. Often full of locals or boaters moored on the staithe. Tiny so you might need to pop back for a table. Great home made cakes and food cooked to order swiftly with coffee and tea refills while you wait. Bloomin' excellent!!!

my partner and i went here on 11/11/19 as we had an afternoon tea voucher, we are so glad we chose Rosie's. it was fantastic best one weve ever had, also met a few locals, some that helped in the cafe, they also do a lot for local charities,this is a teashop you must visitJan/Ivan

I popped into here for a coffee as my family were fishing opposite. I ordered a latte and a blackcurrant crumble slice. Both were lovely. The lady was welcoming and made you feel at home. She asked if I wanted a paper to read. I explained I had come in to get warm. When I went to leave she produced a hot water bottle and asked if I wanted to borrow it I said no it's OK. She certainly goes that extra mile. It's a popular little place. The menu and cakes look great.

Moored up in Loddon overnight and came here for breakfast before leaving for the day. Sarah had a very generously sized bacon and mushroom bap, and I had the same in a sandwich. We don't often drink tea these days, but I plumped for a pot of tea which was perfect. We were greeted warmly when we arrived and were bid an equally warm farewell when we left. All in all, a great breakfast in a lovely, friendly little cafe, with lots of works from local artists hung on the walls. We also bought a couple of pieces of Toffee Fudge cake to have with some coffee later on our travels, which was very nice! We highly recommend Rosy Lee's Tea Room

One of our favourite, fairly local places to visit. Everyone is soooo friendly, Billy is such fun and Caroline is always eager to please. Her Rosie Lees special is fab and really big enough to share. Do add the home made chilli sauce....hot hot hot and delicious. Fantastic home made cakes. Coffee and tea pots refilled. Nobody could leave here hungry or dry. This lady works non stop but at last has given in and closes one day a week now.Very quirky little, and be prepared for little, cafe. A good idea to book a table if you are tied to a time scale. Outside service is available in a tiny garden area across the road. Your order will be brought to you in a basket or hamper and in cold weather complete with hot water bottles to snuggle with. Mix and match everything, lots of local artists work hung on the crowded walls, all for sale at very reasonable prices. A real asset to the village community.We love it and know you will too.

This is a delightful little cafe in Loddon. Apart from the delicious food and coffee, Caroline is such a friendly person and despite being busy in the cafe finds time to organise and be part of lots of charity events in the area

We found Rosy Lee’s by chance as we had an Activity Superstore voucher as a gift. We booked in and were instantly impressed on arrival. The friendliest hosts and most amazing sandwiches, cakes and scones. Would go back in an instant

This is a delightful establishment. You always get good food. Fabulous milky coffees and plenty in a big hug. Lady is lovely and we always get a lovely welcome every time we visit which is quite often. Highly recommended by us

You will not find a more welcoming host. Thank you very much for your hospitality, from you friends from Hornchurch

Going to Rosy Lee's is like many of the cafe's in Norfolk, but the service and the owner herself (Caroline) make it better than any other cafe/tea room in Norfolk, she's always so welcoming and up for a chat, the staff are always very friendly and the prices very reasonable, I always enjoy going here as it is the hub of the town, whether you're a tourist or a regular, you find them all in Rosy Lee's

Lovely little cafe, serving fantastic food and with Caroline providing lots of helpful local advice. Our favourite stop on the Broads by far 😊

Very popular venue for afternoon tea and easy to understand why. Very friendly welcome following booking when it was established that Cromer crab was acceptable.

We had heard about Rosy Lee's but had never needed breakfast or lunch when we were in Loddon - what a mistake . We had a great lunch, my husband so loved the fish pie. The cakes looked fantastic and I probably should have bought some to take away. The company was brilliant fun everyone joined in and we were all on first name terms by the time we left. Good thing we can call in again soon

Loved my breakfast experience at this lovely cafe. Free 2 hour parking across the road, which was a great start! We had two vegetarian breakfasts - delicious! A pot of coffee and a pot of tea. Great! The lovely proprietor was so helpful and friendly when she discovered we were house hunting in the area. Thank you! Will definitely go back!

First time been there we popped in for coffee coffee came in a big pot for two had a lovely slice of ginger cake very reasonably priced

Whilst out on a cycle ride we decided to go to Loddon for fish n chips but were disappinted to find it was closed. After cycling through the town we came across Rosy Lee’s tearoom. We were greeted by very friendly staff and the menu choice was very good. We decided upon homemade sausage rolls; scones with jam and butter and a pot of tea for two. We could’ve sat inside or outside the cafe but decided to go to their private picnic garden across the road which was very pretty. Our large pot of tea, china cups and saucers and warm sausage rolls were soon delivered. Followed by our warm homemade fruit scones. Everything was perfect and it was the ideal fuel to get us home. We left feeling relieved that the fish n chip shop was closed. Our bill was £11.70 which we felt was extremely reasonable. We will definitely return - thank you.

Visited this establishment by chance and asked for 2 scones with jam and cream and a pot of tea for 2. When I paid it was £12, extortionate and we come from London! This spoilt our visit to Lodden which is a gem of a village.

Two visits while in the area for a night away. First was just tea and coffee, both served in pots, nice cups and saucers, jug with plenty of milk and lovely sugar pot. £2.90!

Had coffee and cake. Which while the cake possibly not made on premises was clearly not mass produced and was very nice and fresh. We had our refreshments brought out to the quirky little garden across the street. Cafe might be a bit 'cosy' on a wet or cold day but we enjoyed it very much

I now understand why previous reviewers have written that breakfast at Rosy Lee’s is a tradition for them. Welcoming staff and an excellent vegetarian breakfast in a friendly atmosphere made a good start to the morning.

Caroline always welcomes us back as if we're old friends and unfortunately we only visit four or five times a year! No trip to Loddon is complete without breakfast at Rosy Lee's. The tea is served in lovely pots with China cups and saucers and the sausage and bacon bap was just the job! Thanks very much to Caroline, Billy and Hugo for a brilliant start to the day.

Popped in twice whilst visiting my Friend who had recently moved from Kent to Loddon. Lovely quaint little place, very friendly owner. Food was piping hot and sea served up in Bone China cup & Saucers! cannot wait to visit my friend again in the summer!

Lovely home-cooked food offerings from the effervescent Caroline in a cosy setting right opposite the Staithe the car park in the heart of Loddon. Excellent value for money.

We found Rosy Lee by accident yesterday. Friendly helpful staff and great sausage chips and beans followed by a vegan black currant crumble cake. We were in Lodden looking for a car garage and pulled into the car park opposite which gives 2 hours free parking ( with a ticket from the machine) We crosses the road to the cafe and had a warm welcome and the owner got google maps on her tablet and showed us where to find the garage. Coudnt have been more friendly and the food was nice as well. We sat in the window watching the world go by. Define worth a visit if you are passing.

We originally were going to have lunch at The Swan in Loddon but left there as there were no staff to be seen!! What a contrast at Rosy Lee's. A lovely welcome as we walked through the door and the food was excellent. Home made food and real attention to detail. Would thoroughly recommend this lovely tea shop.

Had a great breakfast and coffee at Rosy Lee’s. Sat next to the window and enjoyed a toastie and a mocha. Friendly staff and very accommodating. Will definitely be going back!

Amazing afternoon tea and they couldn’t have been lovelier! An abundance of cake, sandwiches and scones so much that we took a box full home. A delightful find.

Me and my friend stopped off here on our bikes for lunch and it was excellent. The food was great and they went out of their way to make sure we enjoyed the meal. 10/10 would recommend.

Walking down the street in Loddon on a cold winters day, we came across Rosy's tea

There aren't many places like Rosy Lee's,

Every time you go to loddon or moor up in the excellent moorings you must visit rosie lees. Whether its afternoon tea, lunch or breakfast its all great and company excellent. Her customers all treated like family and she is an integral part of community where all welcome anytime for a chat. Keep it up Rosie...See you soon

We couldn't believe that we were served sat on the green overlooking the boats. Lovely homemade food and excellent value. Very special.

Excellent! No need to say anymore. Had a lot of afternoon teas at lots of places & this definitely goes to the top of the list.

Stopped at Rosy Lee's whilst on a cycle ride (Tour De Broads Summer 2018), this place is a real gem, we were offered tea/ coffee in pots, cakes and sausage rolls, china cups and a pot of milk all placed in a wicker basket so that we could sit outside by our bikes. An experience which was a real hit, really added to our day and great food too. The staff are great, could not do enough to ensure that we had everything we needed for a great experience. I will be going here again.

Fantastic food and exemplary service in a lovely garden setting.

A planned brief visit to this quirky tea room, on arrival I was quizzed by the locals as to what the rolled piece of paper I had in my hand- frankly none of their business ! My order was taken followed a young assistant who also tried to take my order, eventually when all was sorted I decided to venture over the road to Rosy Lees gardens situated behind the carpark toilets, The Garden was down at heal 10 elapsed my bottle of drink arrived I could have taken that over my self ! followed 20 minutes later by the foot long Hot dog and red onion rings . It was dire, one of those jarred wikinger types split open and fried wringing with grease( these are normally warmed up in boiling water or microwaved) unit price less than 50p each it was nearly £5, considering the poor quality for the Hot Dog plus the cold drink, better value will found else where .

Cycled from brundall today and have heard rosy lee’s cafe is a great place to stop. The tea room itself is very small but I sat outside to keep an eye on the bike. Staff were very friendly! I ordered a tea and carrot cake. The tea was spot on and the cake was a big bit and was delicious!!!! All brought out to me!! A lot of cake to offer and wide range on the menu! Outside was a nice place to stop. As I was paying, I believe the owner, offered to fill my water bottle up as she knows how much us cyclists treasure water! If your in the area-go!! Beautiful area to stop with boats and water areA and the tearoom is perfect!!!

Moored at the Loddon Marina directly across from Rosy Lee's Tea Room. We stopped in for afternoon tea and cake. We ate in Rosy's Tea Garden picnic area outdoors. We loved the Victorian cake with our delightful tea. The owner is simply delightful and made us feel like close friends!

Always a warm welcome. Great food served with a smile. Wonderful cakes. One of our favourite cafés in the world!

Traveling on the Broads by boat. Moored in the Loddon Marina directly across from Rosy Lee’s. Had tea and a delicious piece of Victorian cake in Rosy Lee’s Tea Garden. Would definitely recommend it, met Rosy Lee and she is a delight.

I visited this lovely little tea room on Saturday 12th May. Caroline as always excelled herself. She made me feel welcome and spoiled me rotten. I went as a treat for my birthday and had a delicious mushroom and cheese omelette. If you want a nice day out, visit Rosy Lee's. Caroline will make you feel very welcome and you'll want to go back again. 10/10 Caroline!

Visited Rosies on many ocassions over the years whilst boating on the Broads. Found this gem of a place on our first boating Holiday n visit every time we're down that way. Caroline is so welcoming and has become a good friend. She loves the Loch Ness Monster so would always pick up something as a wee gift to add to her collection.Hubby was born in Swaffham so used to visit often. Give yourself a treat home cooking made to order and cakes to die for. Overflowing teapot till you've had enough. Treated like Royalty x what more could you ask for x

We visited this lovely little tea shop whilst on a boating holiday on the Broads. It is a very short walk from the moorings at Lodden and the owners were delightful people and nothing was too much trouble. The menu was varied and very reasonably priced and we would definitely visit again when in the area.

Our cycle group had pre booked. It is tiny...nothing was too much trouble. Flowing tea/coffee...cakes...bacon butties....really lovely cosy feel. Excellent

Accommodated 7 of us at short notice. Lovely tea, coffee, hot chocolate and cakes and very friendly people. Thankyou

A unexpected treat at the end of the Chet. Friendly owner, a good breakfast and lunch or just a cup of tea and cakes.

Rosy Lee's is the destination of choice when my family and l go out for breakfast or lunch in Loddon the food is cooked to order and meets even the fussiest requirements.

We drove 68 miles to have a Traditional Afternoon Tea here at rosy Lee's and it was worth every single mile. Caroline called us the night before to check we could still go and that our food requests were still correct

We always go here when we're down on the broads for holiday Caroline is so very welcoming and friendly such...

The friendliest people in the world and so eager to please. Fabulous Apple pie in this teensy lovely tea room.

Everything was absolutely super. I like a good cup of coffee and that one hit the spot. We were made...

As always Caroline and her young staff were delightful and very welcoming. Breakfast was fine and the coffee good. Please,...

If you want a 1 litre bucket of disgusting coffee accompanied with a horrible plasticky white bread bacon sandwich -...

Managed to be in Lodden on a day Rosey Lees was closed BUT we managed to get a lock in! Caroline and hubby ( I think) were incredibly welcoming and provided a full English breakfast ( including some fried courgettes from their allotment) despite my protestations Caroline took t trouble to pop out and get some soya milk (I was happy with black coffee!) took some scones away with us which went down a treat after a hard days sailing. Thankyou and keep up t good work!

Pequeño café, el dueño Caroline es un anfitrión perfecto hace todo lo posible para que se sienta como en casa.

Alison and I had a lovely cream tea here this afternoon. Service was excellent and we sat in the garden opposite the Tea shop which is a lovely setting. We had toasted sandwiches first which were very tasty and Caroline was lovely. Will definitely visit again.

A lovely atmosphere good food and excellent staff. Top of the list for Tea Rooms on the Broads.Caroline and staff are welcoming and attentive.A little out door seating area located off the car park opposite.

Brief coffee/cake stop on bike ride. Nice setting and very friendly service. Very reasonably priced as well.

I have been a customer of the tea room for many years. I had booked high tea for 4. A selection of sandwiches, full cream tea with fresh strawberries and more cakes than we can eat. The table had a beautiful tablecloth, lovely China and fresh flowers. Caroline's move into the posh end has definitely taken off.

Oh what an afternoon. Caroline absolutely pushed the boat out today. She laid out the table splendidly. Very attentive and welcoming. This lady is a credit to Loddon. She's the very heart of the community. Wonderful job Caroline and your staff. You have made it a birthday to remember 10/10

Popped into this lovely small tea shop.Very friendly staff and lovely quaint shop.Great cakes as well:)

This charming small place has a big heart, lovely scones and cakes excellent coffee, no matter if you are one or several in a group you are made very welcome

Had late lunch.Service a little slow as 2 groups had given orders moments before we arrived. Impressive menu selection for size of cafe. It's bijou.Enjoyed our lunch which was prepared to order. Prices adjusted as fish not as large as she'd like.Toilets in car-park opposite as is cafe's picnic area.

You really feel you are in an English Tea Room. Lovely atmosphere & decor. Could have had a few more sandwiches with different choices on the plate, otherwise I would have given 5 stars.Next door is a Round tower Saxon church. Just up the road is picturesque Beccles. You really are in England here.

I work for an agency and always look forward to getting sent to chedgrave as i know i can get there a bit earlier to pay a visit to this gem of a tea room! I love visiting rosy lees! So friendly! Food sooo good! Not a single negative to the food and service! The prices i feel are also very reasonable. Cant wait to visit again!

Rosy Lee's is one of the best tea rooms in the UK. It has won numerous awards and Caroline the owner is the nicest person you will ever meet. I am lucky to be able to be a regular here. Yes it is indeed small but that is what makes it so unique. Who wants a massive, cold, emotionless, unsociable cafe?? If that is what you want go to Starbucks or Costa as at those places you are just a number and not treated as a person. If you go to Rosy Lee's you get treated like a king/queen. The food is absolutely top quality and is all locally sourced which again makes it stand out from other competitors. All food is cooked to order which makes it all fresh and well worth the wait. The staff who work there are extremely friendly and Caroline actively looks after customers needs as well as cooking the food. I cannot recommend this place enough. It suits all ages. The locals make you feel very welcome too. My aunt loves going there when she visits and always asks when are we going back. This alone says it all as my aunt is extremely fussy and has very high standards!!! Thank you Caroline for everything that you do for the community and for your amazing tea room!!

We were given an Afternoon Tea for Two gift voucher for Christmas, and choosing Rosy Lee's tea room was an excellent decision. We wanted a tea-room as they used to be, clean, bright, cosy and friendly. We were telephoned by the owner the evening before to check on preferences for sandwiches and cakes, and when we arrived a table had been set aside, beautifully laid out just as country afternoon teas used to be. We were made to feel really welcome in a very unique little tearoom where service and customer satisfaction really do matter to Caroline and her staff. The tea was not tiny overpriced sandwiches and minuscule cakes but lovely tasty cromer crab, egg and cheese selections, scones with strawberries and fresh cream, generous slices of home made cakes and regular top-ups of the tea-pot. It was impossible to eat it all - never mind - we were given a cake box to take the remainder home in together with an extra specially made 'jammie dodger'. If you want friendly faces, to feel included in the conversation and laughter and to have that warm feeling just like after visiting friends then look no further - however busy there is always a smile and a welcome and everyone tries so hard to ensure you are happy, thank you Caroline for the delicious tea and thank you Amy for the lovely table setting.

since my original review on September 3rd, We have continued to visit today included to where we are now regulars and see many familiar faces when we visit. The unique selling point here is the uniqueness of the place from the small from, the paintings on the wall and the friendly staff , Caroline the owner is always fretting about ensuring everyone has what they ask for it at all possible, do they run out on occasion of course they do, do they get it right all of the time, every time ? No, nor does any other place I have ever visited from the cosy unique tea room to Michelin starred restaurants. the point is how they react, in my experience Caroline and her staff always try their best, I'm not expecting Michelin stars but have always received a warm welcome a smile form all of the staff and attentive dining, well cooked food and extras where Caroline thinks the its not quite right even I thought it was fine. I couldn't ask for any more, I'm pleased to say I'm a regular, for those that now me that says it all.

We entered an empty cafe on a Saturday afternoon. The staff did not want to serve us cream tea, as the owner was not there. The staff explained that they could not serve cream tea as 'fancy', as the owner normally does. After convincing the staff that we just wanted a pot of tea, scones, cream and jam, they reluctantly agreed. Our table overlooked the car park across the road. It was unfortunate that our pot of tea was spilt over our table as it arrived. We could smell the out of date cream before it was laid on our table. At the main counter I returned the scones, jam and cream and explained that the cream was off. Without saying anything, the member of staff returned the food to the kitchen and I overheard the conversation between the staff members, which confirmed that the cream was out of date. I was offered an alternative and selected a cheese scone. Being offered a microwaved, soggy cheese scone and told that there would be no additional charge for the cheese scone, was confirmation that I would never grace this establishment again. I can not believe we were charged £5.25 for spilt tea, off cream, food that we didn't and couldn't eat.

Popped in this afternoon after reading great reviews on line. I knew it would be small from the pics (about 14 seats with more outside). We got a lovely table with a heater underneath and were welcomed in by Caroline and her lovely staff.We were made to feel comfortable and struck up conversations with our table neighbours. Atmosphere was friendly, cosy and the food was even better. We had a cheese and onion toastie and a piece of cake each washed down with a mocha and filter coffee. Delicious, good home baked/cooked produce. We even got takeout apple pie.Caroline couldn't do enough for her customers, lending hot water bottles as it was freezing outside and providing books on the local walks.We'll be back for sure.

What a find, this little gem in the middle of a local village.This is the heart of the community if you know no one you,will when you leave. You go in as a customer but come out a friend. The food is home cooked fresh and delicious, best bacon and egg roll around. Caroline has a team of great young faces who are happy to help and ensure you ensure your happy.Go on treat yourself.

I always visit Rosy Lee's tea room whenever I visit my grandmother who lives in Loddon. The food is always no less than outstanding with Caroline happy to tailor your meal to your specific tastes. The atmosphere is warming and welcoming with a true community spirit present. It is clearly apparent that Caroline puts her whole heart and sole into her tea room and values the experience of each and every customer. Ignore the nit picker reviewers comments, this little cafe is a real asset to the local community!

We went to scatter parents' ashes in Loddon and Chedgrave on a lovely Tuesday afternoon in October. Afterwards we came to Rosy Lee's for a cream tea, to remember both parents who had lived in Chedgrave for 20 years. Caroline, the owner, opened just for us and served scones, jam, clotted cream, fresh strawberries, and delicious and bottomless tea. One of us wanted scones without sultanas, and they were on the plate as if by magic. Nothing was too much trouble.Thanks Rosy Lee, and Caroline. We'll be back.

A lovely quaint little tea room. We called in for a hot drink and the hot chocolate was delicious. There was a lovely selection of cakes and the menu board catered for every taste from sandwiches to brunches and light lunches. We will be sure to visit again!

Cosy little cafe with a great atmosphere and a welcoming host. Lovely breakfast and chat. Thank you I'll be back!

This high tea was booked as a present for my husband and incorporated it as a couple of days away. Well, the high tea didn't was fantastic. The best I've seen anywhere. We had three choices of fresh sandwiches. Scones which were warmed with jam, cream and fresh strawberries. Four different slices of cakes, all of which were a generous size. As much tea as we could drink and all served by Caroline, the owner, and her friendly team. The tea room is very small so if you want a high tea you need to book well in advance. They serve other things in the tea rooms as they are open all day. Great choice for a great tea.

Visited on 12/10/16. A small tea shop very busy.we had 3types of sandwiches and warm up scones with cream jam and fresh strawberries.and a selection of very nice cakes and as many pots of tea as required,also they. packed what we couldn't eat for us to bring home.they were very intentive couldn't do enough for you ,were very good.in good weather they have a garden with tables viewing the river.

3 varieties of sandwiches (including cromer crab) scone with butter cream strawberry jam and strawberries, home made cakes and as many cups of tea as you want. Nice people too.

This place is a very friendly quaint tea room come cafe, you have to wait as the food is cooked fresh, the staff bend over backwards to make sure your visit is enjoyable, I had my teapot filled up twice free of charge (that never happens in London), there is a very good menu catering for all kinds and the cake selection is unbelievable, so many to choose from.Well done to all that work there and the owner who has time to talk to all of her customers.On our departure we were given a free ticket for a bowl of soup, bread and a free egg on every 2nd Thursday of the month which they help sponsor along with a farmer (hence the eggs), what a great idea :-)Would highly recommend if your in the area especially on the broads.GREAT WORK cant wait to visit next time.

Wanted to sit by the river for lunch so called in and ordered sausage baguette, carrot cake and apple pie. Sausages cooked fresh so 10 min wait and it was well worth it. Great sausages and cake and excellent service. Reasonable price for great food and service.

Having a week on the Southern Rivers of the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. A visit to these rivers is not complete without visiting Rosy Lee's Tea Room. The food is, as always, great and the service brilliant. Nothing is ever too much trouble. This includes them nipping down to the fishmongers to get crab for a sandwich if you request it. Even the wonderful Betty's of York (which in my modest opinion is the best tea rooms in England) would not do that!The wi-fi is an added extra, and unlike many places (including Weatherspoons Beccles) it works so well.If you are anywhere near RL's you need to call in. If you want their splendid afternoon tea you need to book in advance.

Caroline and her ladies gave us a lovely warm welcome to her establishment. We were given a 'High Tea' experience as a gift and decided to use it here. We were not disappointed - 3 types of sandwiches, large scones with clotted cream, strawberries and strawberry jam. THEN... carrot cake, chocolate fudge cake, coffee and walnut cake & Victoria sponge. We were hungry as we'd only had a small breakfast and ate the lot as we had also driven 2 hrs. I had earl grey and hubby had English tea. I had previously asked if only half the sandwiches could be made with butter as I'm allergic which was no trouble for Caroline at all. We were asked frequently if we needed topping up with tea and plates were cleared nothing was too much trouble. Locals friendly. It is a small place but has a big heart. Thank you ladies

Had superb breakfast today cooked while you wait very clean and owner can't do enough for you superb friendly efficient staff would highly recommend it to anyone to try it