The Hub in North Norfolk - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Nice small place but reasonable priced menu quick service and tasty food . This is a little gem on Sherringham high street

Have been coming to this cafe which is situated on the premises of the Sheringham Theatre. Always very clean and the food always hot or as you order . The recent renovations make it an envelope nicer place with the same friendly staff.

We popped in here looking for a light lunch. Unfortunately we chose a Thursday lunchtime and apparently they don't do sandwiches on Thursdays (it is run by volunteers so fair enough I suppose). We decided to stay as the weather was horrible and most other eating places were full. From the limited menu we chose a cheese scone and a sausage roll. Not very exciting but decent quality. Friendly staff and with hot drinks, the bill was reasonable. Would probably give it another go, but not on a Thursday

We decided to have a light lunch here because the tables were well spaced out (02/07/22). Everything was made fresh - I had a vegan cheese sandwich, and my partner had a ham sandwich. Both had side salad, salted crisps and coleslaw (mine was a vegan version). It cost just under £20 with drinks - quite pricey but up North you'd just get a sandwich minus trimmings and it'd be cheaper. It's run by volunteers within the theatre, so a little bit extra helps.

Right in the centre of Sheringham and run mainly by volunteers. I had a sausage roll and a coffee, both of which were fine. I did feel rather squashed in as the tables are really close together and there was no social distancing which made me slightly uncomfortable. Clean toilets but very strangely set out and the cubicle I used was so small the door almost hit the toilet bowl.

Always a pleasant welcome with relaxed atmosphere. Nice decor snd spotless. Tucked away in one of Holt’s famous ‘yards’.

We are frequent visitors to the Hub, and always find it welcoming, clean and tidy. The volunteers are very helpful, and there is always a good selection of cakes and scones. For lunch the sandwiches are freshly made, and the jacket potatoes are the best we have found locally. Selection of gluten free cakes and bread are available too.

The hub is an ideal place to stop for lunch staff are friendly & helpful they’re all volunteers Prices are very reasonable they have a good selection of snacks and a variety of delicious home made cakes & scones they are licensed so you can enjoy a glass of wine or a beer I can recommend the sandwiches which come with salad coleslaw & crisps all for just under £4 they do tend to get busy at lunchtime but I’ve always managed to find a table I noticed they do an evening menu from 4pm on the days there is a performance at the theatre

Stopped for coffee and a sausage roll , had seen the hub many times but this was the first time we called in . first impressions was that the place was spotlessly clean and the food looked tempting and at a very good price.

We just called in for a drink, you order at the counter and bring them to the table yourself, my Brother and his partner both had Latte's, i had a Mocha, when my brothers partner got to the table she told me which was mine, or which should have been mine, but they all looked the same, and all tasted the same, which was a shame as i was looking forward to the Mocha, plus the Latte's didn't taste like Latte's either. it was only looking at other reviews on here that i found out the staff are volunteers, they could do with a bit of training for the differant coffee's on offer. apart from that, the place is nice and clean, and the staff seem very friendly

This is a friendly establishment, run by volunteers.Quite a good lunch time selection of snacks available, including jacket potatoes, hot and cold sandwiches, and soup and a roll. I ordered the Brie and cranberry toasted sandwich which came with a small side salad and a few crisps.I really enjoyed my lunch, it was very tasty. I also liked the variety of local reading material available.

We regularly ‘pop’ in to the Hub, at the Little Theatre in Sheringham.Tea or coffee and a choice of cakes and scones....which are ‘home-made.’Sometimes we have a more substantial meal from the Menu or the ‘days specials’.The Staff are mostly Volunteers eager to please....they take our order to our table as we cannot manage a tray and our walking sticks.There are daily local newspapers to read while we enjoy our purchases.( the ‘ facilities for the Disdabled are sufficient and clean!)For ‘regulars there is a ‘loyalty card’ which when full is exchanged for a ‘free’ tea/coffee.It is nice to be able to support the Little Theatre!

Nice place to stop off for a coffee, and with a good view of all the town's folk and holiday-makers passing by.

Stopped her for a coffee and ended up having food as it looked nice. Quite spacious enough to get pushchair and walker through. Good choice of food and drinks.. located in the centre of sheringham town at the theatre.Friendly staff very polite and welcoming, food well presented check out what's on at the theatre whilst you eat /drink.

Really nice little place to have a spot of food really pleasant staff good price as well. It was to see all the photo of all the different actor and actress

I was so impressed by the lovely welcoming staff who are volunteers. I only popped in for a cup of tea but was made to feel very welcome. This café is in the foyer of Sheringham Little Theatre and has enough seating for about 60 people with seating looking out onto the high street

Used by locals so popped in for a mid morning Tea and Coffee very friendly staff good service, it does get busy, but nice location good price excellent drinks

Great little local theatre & they make you feel really welcomed. We had a meal deal which consist of a 3 course dinner & the show all for £25 & I couldn’t fault the food it was tasty & plenty of it. The service was ok as felt a little rushed to finish food to get tables cleared for show customers. The show itself (bugsy Malone) was fab & the children were all great especially FAT SAM . Big thumbs up for local amenities

Popped in fther nice pot of tea each, comfy sofa to sit on, nice light cafe, service with a smile and more reasonably priced than other places. Good spot mid way when we were shopping.

Called in for a coffee and it was interesting to see that the place was nearly full on a Friday in February. that must say something. Coffee and fruit cake were great and lower priced than others around

On a visit to Sheringham, out of season, we looked for somewhere to have lunch. Luckily we found The Hub and had delicious Toasties with Salad and piping hot coffee to drink. Couldn't fault the food, service or presentation. We also heard that the café is staffed by volunteers so we were more than happy to leave a tip. The place was quite busy and this is always a good sign as to what others have found about an establishment. We found a free table without trouble and as we will be visiting Sheringham again we will search out The Hub even when other cafes reopen for the summer season.

Excellent service from the volunteers working in the cafe, a nice light Victoria Sponge and a tasty Date Slice with a good sized pot of tea for two. Clean tables and very attentive service. Looking at the menu the lunch prices were very reasonable too.

Great place to go whilst shopping in town (I make a special detour for their fruit scones!) Clean, friendly - great addition to the town. Lovely atmosphere

The coffee bar for the Little Theatre and probably one of the most favoured places in the town for locals to grab a quick cup of coffee, a light lunch or snack. A professional cook provides the food while the Hub is staffed by volunteers (most very welcoming but some less so). Bright and airy with a wonderful expanse of windows looking onto the street and often very busy. The food is excellent with a good choice at very reasonable prices. In the evening it doubles as the theatre bar and selected Sunday evenings offer "Jazz at the Hub" which is very popular. Disabled access is among the best in the town. I always enjoy visiting since I know that any profit generated goes to supporting the theatre which is a valuable cultural asset to the town.

We had been to a funeral and were feeling very low but having a hot flavoursome coffee perked us all up a little and the sausage roll was just right

The cafe is the front portion of the Sheringham Little Theatre with windows overlooking the centre and of the town. It is manned largely by volunteers who do an excellent job of serving the many customers that are always present. Their tea, coffee and cakes are excellent, I would definitely recommend a visit if in Sheringham.

What a HUB ! Great home cooked food, served by wonderful people. Central position and lots of activities / shows on offer. Well worth a visit and very good value.

Good place to meet up with friends or an easy place to find if visiting the town. The Hub is part of Sheringham Little Theatre at the centre of the town. It has a professional cook and friendly volunteers to serve customers. Proceeds from The Hub help finance the theatre. The coffee, I must admit not my favourite, is from an automatic machine or you can have an ordinary filter coffee, tea and soft drinks are also available; alcoholic drinks are available in the evenings. Food is available, all I believe made on the premises. Easy access as its all on the level.

We did not eat at the Hub so cannot comment on the food, but were lucky enough to purchase the last two tickets for one of their jazz evenings. The atmosphere was fantastic made all the more so by the wonderful staff. They are all so friendly and, although the jazz evening was more like a club than a concert where everyone knew each other, they made us feel very welcome. The drinks from the bar were a very reasonable price and the whole evening was most enjoyable. We look forward to another visit next time we are in Sheringham.

Small cafe run by professional chef, with the back up of volunteers, front of house. Real home cooked food of excellent quality and value. Exceptional value.

This cafe is run by the Sheringham Little Theatre volunteers.