The Burnhams Tea Room and Cafe in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Popped in the tearoom with my partner, son and dog and had a very nice experience. Sat in the courtyard as we had the dog which was nice on a warm day. The food was good and very reasonably priced. I had the ham and cheese ploughman’s and my partner had the tuna salad, both were really nice. We look forward to returning.

Nipped in for breakfast.. the front of the restaurant could do with being spruced up a little. Lovely little spot, friendly staff.. small selection on the breakfast menu.. Shame they don’t offer breads or pastries from the bakery on the same street.. they are missing a trick.. Scrambled eggs would have been so much nicer with Sourdough. Great coffee though.

Called in when passing on our bikes. Had drinks and a sausage roll each. All very tasty and nice and hot - so nice we went back a few days later for a 2nd helping! Front and entrance could be made to look a bit more inviting.

Visited during the week and ordered their homemade scones and t cakes and the food was excellent and staff friendly when here again we will come back,

Came here for a light lunch, Had an great selection of sandwiches and meals, coffee was nice and hot, staff was friendly, food was speedy and table were clean I personally recommend the bacon sandwich

This sadly was the worst coffee we have had in months (possibly years). When you pay top notch for a coffee it’s not unreasonable to expect it to be half decent. Our flat whites were scalding hot, little to no milk (which was burnt by the excess temperature) and tasting of fag ash. Please take the time to learn how to make a decent cup - it’s not too much to ask given that it’s a business. And the ploughman’s - in this day and age is sliced processed bread really acceptable for a lunch out? You have an artisan bakery only three doors down!

If you want somewhere to indulge in the taste homemade quality, then this tea room is it. My wife, my 5 and 3 year old daughters and I popped in and had an array of sweet and savoury goods (as well as the best flat white I’ve had in months) and wasn’t disappointed. The beef and onion pasty was as good if not better than the ones I had in Cornwall. The croissants were soft and buttery. The cakes… wow. We enjoyed this all whilst sitting on a bench on the green, watching the cars and such pass through the stream which runs through the village including passing across the road! Some very good splashes indeed!

Lovely cute tea room. We had coffee and scones. Coffee particularly good and scones good too. Reasonable prices for an expensive town.

Unwelcoming. We should have got the message when we had to squeeze past a sign blocking the entrance to attempt to order. The man (possibly the owner) seemed put out by our presence and didn’t offer us a menu or a seat. When a kind lady offered to move so we could sit down she was told “we don’t do that here”. A real shame as the younger people working there seemed friendly, but we couldn’t get out of there quick enough.

We stopped off for a cuppa and a scone. The tea was delicious and scone with jam and cream was lovely. All served by a delightful young man who was v friendly and polite.

This is a great little cafe if you want a simple light lunch, snack or scone. No dogs allowed inside but there is a small enclosed courtyard where we ate. Decent coffee, Welsh rarebit and egg on toast. Reasonably priced for this area. Friendly staff. Pleasant stop-off.

Great relaxing light lunch with wonderful friendly and helpful service from Christopher (Chris) - Thank you 👍

Great cake, smiley service and in my view the outside / first 5m of cafe doesn’t do it justice! Would def return - a great find

Looked distinctly unremarkable from the outside. We arrived late for lunch but recognising we were hungry cyclists the staff prepared sandwiches and coffee of a very high standard and brought them over to the green where we sat with our bikes. Exceptional service from a charming young man. Delicious sandwiches. Just excellent.

Definitely would not recommend a coffee from here. The coffee was burnt and the staff do not know how to make a flat white it was over priced. I had one sip and left it. Cakes were ok nothing special. When we complained about the coffee, they had no clue what we were talking about. and didn’t seem to care. Baring in mind it’s a coffee shop it’s very bad they don’t know how to make it! They all need to go on barista training if you ask me.

Popped in for a lite bite. Ploughmans and ham sandwich. Great ham. Bread a little disappointing- but lovely service and cosy surroundings- was good value for money. I would go again.

Popped in here whilst visiting Burnham Market with our daughter. The broccoli and cauliflower soup was excellent and made a nice change. Little one had scrambled eggs on toast which was good as well. Staff were very friendly and polite especially as we had to wait to be seated for 5 minutes as it was full but was worth it. We would call in again no worries when in the area again, thanks.

Needed to grab something for lunch and with our normal cafe full we wandered down to this tea-room to see if we could get a table. And how glad we are that we could! Absolutely wonderful Welsh rarebit, washed down with a lovely frothy capuccino and a pot of tea. Excellent service, and reasonably priced (rare in this area!). We will definitely be back!

Super little cafe in central Burnham Market. Served small but varied breakfast menu , although you can have chilli and nachos (mad daughter), scrambled eggs & bacon with fried tomatoes and coffee cake on the side, or a simple croissant with (extra) marmalade. Huge variety of coffee styles. Lovely waiter.

After wandering around the shops in Burnhaam we wanted a snack and tea/ coffee We spotted thi stea room and were warmly greeted Nice coffee and tea, good cakes and toasted sandwiches Nice service We enjoyed the experience

So disappointed with the experience. Was not allowed in until 09.05 (it was raining and we had a push chair!), they didn’t have a breakfast menu, the two croissants we ordered were woefully dry, £2,30 EACH, and it was another 30p for butter! Terribly cold service too- young lad who served us was very uninterested (maybe not his fault). What makes things worse was there were people inside before we were allowed in with what looked like a full English- where was that on the menu?! No high chairs either, AVOID if you have small children

It was amazing the food was great.Cake was so good loved it can't wait to come again. Lovely location as well. I enjoyed my visit.

After having a walk around thought we would try this tea shop. When we walked in we were greeted by a really friendly man who was doing the cooking. The two young lads who were taking orders and making the drinks really weren’t interested in us or anyone else. The food and drinks were alright but nothing to write home about. Such a shame as this could be a little gem with the right staff. If the man who greeted us could do some staff training as he was lovely.

Excellent value and friendly service, we had sausage roll, coffee and a cream tea for £9.80. Superb quality and very clean with lots pf sanitizer available.

Stopped and had coffee and cake recently. Very nice to sit outside and watch the world go by with good coffee and cakes.

Reminiscent of a down market city centre backstreet cafe. Very sticky table, untrained staff leading to poor service. Drinks Disappointing, luke warm Cadbury hot chocolate (such a shame when there are so many nice real chocolates around) and poor coffee. There are plenty of much...

Very traumatic visit to today and went away very distressed, as told I couldnt come in unless I wear a mask. Legally this is discrimination and the Government website states if you have a health condition which exempts you from wearing a mask, or if...

Attempted to walk into this cafe today with my dog as I just thought it was dog friendly as everyone else in burnham market is,no sign on the windows or doors telling me it wasn’t,I was met with a very stern no dogs allowed In...

A board outside read “Best bacon sandwich in Burnham’. And it was! Splendid snack along with nice coffee. Altogether - very satisfying.

I ordered two takeaway bacon sandwiches recently. The bacon was quite tasty and well cooked. But it was served on thin, unappetising sliced-bread. There's a artisan bakery 3 or 4 doors along the row and at the thick end of £5 a pop, surely the...

A tiny cafe, whose owners have quite obviously become seriously complacent during these difficult times and have made no effort to make the place enticing for discerning BM visitors. A very disappointing lunch with bread being advertised as ‘local’ and the choice described by the...

I’ve reviewed this place before and given it a glowing review for the bacon sandwiches. Today we ordered coffees and two bacon sandwiches. To my horror, I could see the girl preparing our bacon for the pan and she completely massacred it with a pair...

Little atmosphere, serving cake and coffee only. Waiting staff no service skills, didn’t get full order and place looks tired.

Popped in for a coffee . Friendly service in this small cafe . Reasonable menu . Coffee with fruit scone , jam and clotted cream was lovely

popped in here for a coffee and scone . Very friendly and cosy . Welcoming staff . Quick service in a small cafe . Enjoyable

Just a very poor attitude We had had a wonderful day and phoned to say we were coming at 3.45 We then tried to remind cafe again in afternoon around 3.15 and no answer I now know why…… They did not want our service as...

Arrived at 4, closing time is 5. Told us they were no longier serving afternoon tea. Terrible for a hospitality business.

We visited here today with friends. Arrived at 3.55pm. We asked for a table for 4 to be told by a very rude lady that they had stopped serving. My husband said we had travelled quite a distance as the website says open until 5pm....

Impromptu stop Had a little wander and came across this cafe really great welcome basic surroundings but clean and adhering to Covid regulations. I had the Brie cranberry and bacon sandwich, delish !

We stopped here for coffee this morning.The interior is quite basic but comfortable. There were 3 members of staff there and interestingly none were wearing any sort of mask or visor/shield. The coffee was tasty but we ordered two black Americanos, one of the cups arrived three quarters full, the other only half. We asked for a jug of hot water, which arrived promptly, and corrected the volumes ourselves. When we went downstairs to pay sadly the young lady taking payment was more interested in chatting to the other two staff members than talking to us during the transaction, bit disappointing. Whilst we’d recommend the quality of the coffee the customer service needs a little attention.

Popped in for after tea and cake and cafe was small, friendly and clean. Situated in centre of Burnham

Four of us popped in for lunch and it was ok - the sandwiches were tasty but the presentation was lacking - reasonable priced but would try somewhere else next time

Amazing baked goodies! Try the Vicky sponge and lemon drizzle! Teacakes look amazing too! Staff were very efficient

Found on a trip to Burnham Market when looking for a cup of tea and a coffee. Don’t be put off by the small frontage - there’s seating at the back and upstairs which is well spaced out. Service was prompt & cakes, baked onsite, are sublime.

We called in for a quick coffee whilst doing a bit of last minute Xmas shopping. Lovely and festive, with charming hosts. We really enjoyed our afternoon tea, and especially the scones!

Came across this little cafe and deli by chance. So child friendly and food is fresh, delicious and reasonably priced.

We enjoyed lovely teas in the street. The ladies working in the shop were very cheery and welcoming. Thanks

Extremely friendly service and even better food & drink! Would highly recommend if you’re looking to stop for a coffee and a scone!

Went to tea rooms yesterday with friends and had such a nice welcome from the couple who were serving. The service was excellent with good coffee and the best scone I have had in Norfolk this holiday. I have eaten scones at four different places so far and this was by far the best. It had a little, crunchy, caster sugar on top. Yummy! I told the proprietor that his scones rivalled my all time favourites at Perrywood’s in Tiptree. So thank you for an enjoyable snack.

It was grubby round the edges but I didn't really notice as we were chatting so much and the food was basic but nice enough. It's just lucky for them I didn't use the toilet until we left because the state of it was just filthy. Dirty splash marks all over the bin, dust on every surface, filthy floor, sink, literally everything was unclean and there was a thick tide mark of grime round the bottom of the tap and the top which looked like Kim and Aggy would have a field day with. In the corner of the toilet stone a mop head first in a bucket of black water. When I came back from the toilet to collect my stuff and go, I noticed how the window sill next to my seat had bits of food and dust right across it, then I noticed that there was bits and dust in the corners, although nowhere near as gross as the toilet. Wouldn't even bother coming back as I felt sick thinking that the staff wash their hands in that filthy dirty sink and then prepare and serve food.

My wife had the very tasty speciality Nelson slice (think bread pudding but made with scone crumbs apparently) and I had the lemon sponge, which was light and very lemony! Coffees - decaf Mocha and Americano finished off this refreshing and much needed tea time treat.Excellent service. Highly recommended.

Previously one of our favourite places for lunch. Went in for soup .... which had as much substance the water the vegetables were boiled in.

A wonderfully charming tea room with great quality sweet and savoury food. The customer service is always consistent, with friendly staff and in general a very welcoming atmosphere for individuals, couples and families. Without a doubt the best tea room in Burnham Market, and one I always make a point of returning to.

Good food excellent service very good very clean .the facilities were very clean and it was wheelchair friendly

It doesn't look that big from outside, so we went in early for lunch, but it goes back a long way, so plenty of free tables. Friendly service. I had a fish finger sandwich - yummy! You don't often see this on the menu. Hubby had chilli with tortillas I think. Also yummy. With a hot drink each it came to about £17. Recommended. Also recommend the car park. It's only a little village, but I think it must get really busy in the Summer. Nice carpark toilets.

Located on the side of the green at one end. Visited at the end of the day on a Saturday and got caught in with the staff cleaning before they shut which does make you feel in the way and you do not get attentive service. To the owner I would suggest cleaning etc. is done when the cafe closes. Would have felt more inclined to eat and drink more but felt in the way. Maybe better next time.

It's a cafe so our our expectations are measured by that and that also reflects our rating. Good food, which is good value and good service and sometimes that is all you want. It does surprise me how they can supply the quality of food and drink for such a low price. Well done.

Thanks to the team at Burnham Tea Room for a lovely evening with home cooked steak pie which is as good as anywhere you will ever find. We hope to see a repeat of this excellent ‘supper evening’ again soon

Visited today and were extremely disappointed! We had visited before and enjoyed it but this time was truly awful! My wife is coeliac and has to be Gluten Free. There was no GF bread or oatcakes option. Unhelpful staff. When we asked about the soup we were told it had just started to be made and we had visited at 12.45pm, what restaurant starts prepping soup at that time?? My ploughman’s lunch was 80% bread with a very small helping of cheese and ham! Will certainly not be back, much better options available in Burnham Market where competition is stiff.

I was initially put of going in by the outside, however we ventured in and were delighted with the food we had. My husbands bacon sandwich was one of the best he's had. My cheese sandwich was really filling. We would go again when next in the area.

Terrible service,tables filthy.Ordered tea cakes,these arrived and looked as if they had been cremated. Complaining to the sour faced young girl in charge we were met with a torrent of aggressive language. NEVER IN ALL MY DAYS HAVE I MET SUCH A RUDE UNPROFESSIONAL PERSON.STAY WELL CLEAR

Do not underestimate what appears to be a simple local cafe. Most of the food is homemade on the premises and is delicious! Today we had the most amazing cauliflower cheese soup as well as welsh rarebit. Lovely!!

Morning coffee here. Coffee was fine and the home baked scone delicious. We also has some Nelson cake which was good. Friendly service.

Visited on Staurday with two friends. Ordered 4 things to eat none of which required cooking, unless you call cheese on toast cooking which I don't. Waited 30 minutes. A different waitress brought the meals, one of which was missing and one had the wrong type of bread from the order. There was no eye contact, no apology just a Paddington stare . My soup never arrived, when I asked a man we assume to be the owner did not apologise for that either but brought me the waitresses notepad to show me that she'd not written it down as if that was a satisfactory explanation. It's not rocket science, it was soup and a pasty. The soup duly arrived which was awful. Watery and tasteless. When we were paying we were confronted by the same sullen waitress, incapable of speech who silently took our payment whilst eyeballing the male waiter and smirking. I was overcharged by 50p without explanation but by this time past caring as I wanted to leave such an awful place. Unecessary hostility for paying customers which is still occurring despite the other reviews which highlight this, what sort of business doesn't pay attention to that? Don't waste your money, go to the pub where the staff aren't extras from the Children of the Corn.

I am interested to read the previous reviews about the coffee. Whilst my bacon sandwich was delicious, my coffee was absolutely tasteless. It was a cappuccino, which as we know in the UK seems to have degenerated into a latte with foam on top, but this had no flavour whatsoever. I asked for it to be remade, but it was still just brown water with foam. At £7.50 for a coffee and bacon roll, I consider this on the expensive side, even for Burnham Market.

We went in for a late lunch, and went through to courtyard area as inside was full. There were 4 tables under a pop up gazebo, all of which were unoccupied but full of dirty crockery. We sat, and one of our group went in for menu (suggest having one left on tables). After 5 mins, we went through to place order, but the young waitress passed us on the path- to take our order. She took the order at the table .... and walked back to the kitchen without any of the dirty things.

Called in for breakfast, great pot of tea , nice surrounding but scrambled eggs were a little over cooked and dry, great bacon though. It has a courtyard too if you want to eat alfresco and nice friendly staff

The food was promptly served outside in the dog friendly garden. Disappointed with the bread served - seemed like regular sliced bread. Coffee ok but nothing special. However the Nelson cake and flapjacks we bought to eat later were delicious.

Called in for a coffee and cake thinking that everyone could make decent coffee these days Sadly it tasted like dishwater and could hardly be called coffee No excuse and will not be returning.

We ordered a breakfast tea and an americano with froth on the side.

We were surprised that a ploughman’s lunch was served with sliced white bread the staff reaction was that. We always serve it like that. My friends coffee was still tasteless after a 3rd shot. On the plus side it is cheap for Burnham Market.

We had the Welsh Rarebit, the bread wasn't toasted, so basically cheese melted on a slice of bread. Not great to say the least!

On arriving in the area had a pleasant walk around Burnham Market. We noticed the tea rooms were about to shut but they made us feel welcome

Called in here whilst shopping for a light lunch. I had chilli con carne and then took away two Nelsons slice which were buy one get one free. Absolutely delicious. Staff are friendly, service is efficient and this is a cosy freshly decorated tearoom. Will be back soon.

The Burnhams Tearoom is freshly decorated and is a lovely little Tearoom in the area. I popped in yesterday afternoon and they had buy one get one free on cakes after 2pm. Had coffee and walnut, lovely sponge. The owner was also saying they have upcoming food themed evenings. I will definitely be booking onto one.

Stopped with friends to warm up with a cup of tea. Clean tables, cheerful staff . Fresh scones straight from the oven that were so tasty that I may travel back for another.

Lovely walk around the market town -needed a sit down -sat outside -wonderful coffee cake and cup of tea -sunshine -good spot to people watch .

We popped into The Burnhams Tea Room for a light lunch/snack. Regrettably, there was no soup, no scones,etc and people were leaving in disappointment. Quite unacceptable for a Tea Room to be so depleted on stocks in a tourist area in season. The staff had an air of disinterest. We would not revisit. We were also surprised to see a member of staff, sitting eating her meal rather than serving customers.

We've visited this little cafe on several occasions and had the most wonderful bacon sandwiches for miles. Freshly made bread, lovely bacon (possibly Gloucestershire Old Spot I think) as it's the best tasting ever. Freshly made hot chocolate and also cappuccino for drinks. Thank you to the owner and staff for the fantastic welcome we've always received every time. All in all a nice little place for a bite to eat on your travels around this quaint village.

The bacon, Brie and cranberry sandwich is a must if you're shopping in Burnham Market with a piece of coffee and walnut sponge to finish! Lovely quaint little tearoom!

Fantastic homemade teacake served with butter and jam, and a lovely latte! A definite place to visit next time you're in Burnham!

We were lucky enough to sit at the little table outside and order our coffee and welsh rarebit. The drinks came very quickly however there was quite a wait for the food to arrive. The waitress was extremely apologetic but it was ok with us as the table is a fabulous people watching spot!

As a local to the area, I regularly visit the Burnhams Tearoom and can't fault the place. Having read some of the previous comments, I feel they're quite harsh. The Tearoom serves all food fresh which sometimes can take a few minutes to prepare. It is an excellent quality and price for the area. Some days things do sell out, but the owner does his very best to bake extra items to ensure there is enough for everyone. Summer is a very busy time. If the cafe sells out of scones or pasties in the morning or early afternoon, a fresh batch gets cooked so there is only a short period without some. As a small cafe, there is only so much they can do. The staff are efficient, hardworking and very friendly.

Just popped in for coffee before a little retail therapy in this charming Norfolk village. Tables tacky and stained even after they had been "wiped". Foam on my husband's latte was watery and my elderflower cordial unappealing served in a straight sided glass with not on even a piece of ice on a very hot day. We had the tea cakes which were ok - can you go wrong with a tea cake? I wanted a cheese scones but prefer them warm but was told the "don't have a microwave" - service non existent. It's hard to imagine a less appealing place.

We didn't order as the lady was abrupt and rude. We seemed to irritate her by arriving at the cafe. We spent our money elsewhere!

The cafe was virtually empty so decided to pop in for a snack. We ordered one tea, one coffee and two soups, the drinks arrived promptly but had to wait quite a long time for the soup, intact so long the owners washed up, dried it all and put the washing up away! I wouldn't have minded but there were only two of us in the cafe!

We blundered into this place after finding the TripAdvisor top-rated cafe shut at lunchtime (in August!), and the second-rated cafe impossible to locate from the TripAdvisor map. In retrospect, we should have spent more time looking or upgraded to going to a proper restaurant, as the service was slow, interest in customers was zero, and the decor was poor. The only saving grace for our two Ploughman's platters was that at least they were cheap: we both commented (at the same time) on the tiny, single, pickled onion; the accompanying bread was notably underwhelming too.Avoid

Small, plain bright cafe with 6 or 7 ground floor tables.There is a small menu with light bites, sandwiches, cakes, scones etc.I arrived just before midday and asked for a fruit scone, and told they had just sold the last one. I therefore ordered coffee and Welsh rabbit. The coffee was acceptable, although they only had a large cup, no choice on size, this arrived quickly. There was a wait for the Welsh rabbit of around 15 minutes in spite of the cafe being fairly quiet, by which time I had finished the coffee.The Welsh rabbit looked unattractive, had absolutely no flavour and had a strange sloppy texture. The toast was a thick slice of bread which where not covered by the topping was burnt. It was served with a tiny piece of salad the edges of the lettuce tinged with brown. Unfortunately I was unable to eat more than a couple of mouthfuls.I heard someone on a table nearby complain about her cake, and another table who had ordered a fruit scone, reject the cheese scone with cream they were about to be served.There are several other cafes in Burnham Market and I certainly made an unfortunate choice.

Visited Burnham- a favourite of ours-to buy a wedding hat! Looking for a nice coffee shop, and stumbled on this disaster of a place@ 1.30Pm Monday 7th August 2017Went in and three tables were empty, but had not been cleared, sat down and waited, there were 2-3 waitresses, and they didn't seem to be in a hurry-either to serve us or clar the tables.Eventually one came, a young bespectacled girl, and we asked for 2 lattes-which proved to be nigh undrinkable, and a cheese scone and a granary sandwich.I was told there was no granary bred, so I went up to the counter and asked to look at the sausage rolls-we don't have any left came the indifferent reply.I returned and asked the waitress if they had any wholemeal bread, and she said I think so.On returning she said one member of staff said we had some, the other said we did not. She looked very vacant at this time.My wife's cheese scone arrived-and it was the size of a petit-four.Meanwhile a newly-sat group of four sat down, waited for the table to be cleared, and left minutes later, as nobody had returned to take their order.This place is shambolic, and the owner either needs to shake the staff-especially the one in charge of supplies, or lack of- or sell up!

We called in for a quick snack. Decor put me more in the mind of a cafe than tea room but you don't eat the decor. Ordered a coffee and tea, also welsh rarebit and a cheese scone. Prices were slightly on the high side but to be expected given it's location. Tea and coffee were acceptable and china cup and saucer for the tea was a nice touch. Daughter says the rarebit was very nice. I'm not so sure the cheese scone had had more than a passing acquaintance with any cheese. Food presentation was basic as was the service.

We stopped here for a cuppa and to feed our little baby. We had tea for three and a coffee and a tea cake. It is nice to get a choice of tea when you stop for a cuppa and this was a welcome offering. All in all, service was good and everything we ordered was of a very satisfactory standard. Staff were friendly too.

We visited today at about 2 pm and entered The Burnham tea room sitting downstairs as the upstairs were out of bounds.The first thing that hit us both was the decor....very plain,very dull and had no "tearoom"feel whatsoever....more like a cafe.We ordered a pot of tea for two,a chicken sandwich and a ham sandwich with mustard.The sandwiches were just under £5 each which was greeted with a slight sharp intake of breath as we ordered however what arrived was nothing short of a joke.My sandwich arrived and it was just that...a sandwich with one piece of lonely ham and a tiny bit of mustard too,no crisps or even a bit of salad,come on,we have always received something with a sandwich whenever we have ordered over the years but to receive this,for the obscene sum of £4.80,was a really sad effort...my wife opened her chicken sandwich which was not much better,a few pieces of chicken and her bread,although doorstep thick,was quite stale which she pointed out to the young gentleman who informed us that bread was delivered fresh daily.Our tea was just about passable,average at best....you are missing a trick here,with a bit of decent decor and a tweak on those prices maybe things would improve but £13 for 2 sandwiches and a pot of tea is not acceptable.Visited April 30th 2017

3 of our family had chile con carne it was really nice 1 had scrambled egg and bacon really great.. Had an ok coffee but really nice inexpensive food.

Stopped here today on a bike ride for coffee and cake and both were great. Double shot latte and carrot cake were just the job and the cake especially was fab and bearing in mind it was in Burnham, I didn't need a 2nd mortgage either.Would definitely visit again and happy to recommend it to anyone else.

Sometimes you just want a proper sandwich that taste's just a bit better than if you made it yourself. They have a lovely sitting area but I must admit I always take away. Always friendly staff.

Having sampled a sausage roll the previous day , my daughter wanted to go back to have one for breakfast ... well we were on holiday The no frills scrambled egg and bacon was excellent The bacon sandwich was lovely No frills just good tasty local product

My usual breakfast stop-off when visiting Burnham Market as it never disappoints.Imagine my surprise when I walk through the door and see Princess Kate sitting with her young daughter enjoying tea and flapjacks!So not only great food and service but a Royal guest too!Sort of made my day.

We visited on 2nd Januray expecting the usual great experience. We sat for 15 mins then a young lady came to take the order. Ordered special..bacon and blue cheese sandwich....actually got bacon and cranberry! Daughter ordered the soup on special but parsnip came instead. They had no salad ingredients left and as I have wheat allergy decided not to eat as only available thing was a biscuit or the soup. Soup arived cold and had to be reheated. We had sat for 40 mins before food came yet no apology was made and the place was certainly not full. The guy who is usually there was not on this day so perhaps the fill in staff were just not experienced enough. Breaks my heart to see this when it is our favourite cafe and we have recommended to so many friends. Do hope the old service is resumed as soon as possible.

I love this café. I frequently pop in for an Earl Grey, chat, bacon sandwich or scone all of which are served with a smile and a "Hello"not mention they are incredibly tasty. The staff are very friendly and they all make you feel at home. The service is very good considering it can get busy very quickly. Lunch time soup is a favourite of mine and as I work in the area their ring through ordering service makes it easy to pick up on the go. Keep up the good work.

Limited menu, but good cakes and scones. I wouldn't rely on it for a full meal. The Assam Tea was very good. Seating was small and a bit cramped, but the sky light offered good light.