The Cartshed Tearoom in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Often stop here for a quick break. Staff are lovely and always make you welcome. The cheese scones are the best and made on site. Last Sunday we popped in and they were very busy but got a table and chairs from outside and squeezed us in…that’s proper customer service

A small tearoom/cafe. The menu was mainly cold food but fairly good. I had the Huntsmen platter. Nice ham and cheddar cheese with a very good porl pie. Little disappointed with the bread. Lacked texture and flavour. Reasonable portion. My wife had the Ploughmans platter. Cheese based with a pork pie. Great for cheese lovers. Theres a lot. My wife commented on the lack of pickles. There was chutney with the platter but a pickled onion would be a nice addition. Cakes were ok but nothing that made us go 'Wow' Very good selection of cold drinks and excellent coffee.

We stopped here thinking we would have lunch, sadly it was disappointing, service was poor ,tea was cold and scone "cream" was piled on scone no option for me to decide ( not real ceam) sandwich huge but not tasty, room was cold. They were busy getting organised for night market so understandable but we won't be back sadly

Such a cute little café, very small so I would definitely book if you want to sit indoors. Lots of choice on the menu and prices pretty good. I want to come back and try the afternoon tea.

From the branding, menu & other reviews The Cartshed seemed like a nice slightly upmarket cafe/brunch spot, so we decided to go out of our way to stop here for brunch. Unfortunately both the coffee & food were pretty bang average, and given we were the only customers waiting for food at the time, it was pretty disappointing that several elements of our food were cold by the time we received them. For a place with a big focus on brunch as well, it was disappointing that they didn’t serve proper poached eggs, serving the pod cooked ones that (in our experience) were overcooked & not runny inside. Overall we were disappointed, and wished we had gone elsewhere.

We had passed here several times so decided to stop today. With only two of the tables occupied we assumed they weren't busy and that service would be good so we took a set in the corner, however the two staff didn't even make eye contact they continued to chat. When one of the staff finally approached us we decided just to have a pot of tea because this small and cosy shed had by then lost its appeal for us. We where then perplexed as to why we were charged £5 for a pot of tea advertised as £4.50 which seemed strange. Food that we could see looked good so it's ashamed we didn't eat. I will try here again with the hope that the staff were just having a bad day

I love this place and visit regularly - most days for a takeaway coffee, often for a sit in coffee, often for breakfast and sometimes for lunch. I love the coffee particularly but it’s also very friendly and welcoming. It’s one of my favourite places!

I only found this place as I took a wrong turn but so glad I did. The food was excellent and the staff were friendly,so good that a few weeks later I took the family there on route to Hunstanton

Delightful little coffeeshop alongside the church in Great Massingham. All cakes are homemade which we can confirm as carrot cake was being made whilst we were there. Lovely coffee, very friendly staff, great cakes and dog friendly too!