The Pennoyer Centre in South Norfolk

Brilliant. Everyone is so friendly, and always so happy to see us. They go above and beyond with my son who absolutely loves it there. Thanks for a lovely afternoon lunch, myself, little man and his teddy bear enjoyed it, who also had a cheeky hot choc!!! 💙

Enjoyed our recent lunch at Pennoyer Centre, freshly prepared food served by friendly staff. We had Cowboy pie which consisted of local sourced sausages, baked beans, onions, topped with cheesy mashed potato which was delicious. The homemade cakes looked so tasty and so tempting so of course we indulged, again delicious. We will be back.

We often use the centre to meet clients for lunch or coffee and cake. Delicious cakes, always so many to choose from. Highly recommend.

Visited today for coffee and scone. The best cheese scone I have ever eaten and I have had a lot of scones. Deliciously cheesy, generous size, beautiful presentation. Just the best. Will be returning soon.

I went today for lunch with my family after having the centre recommended to me. Simply put, everything was excellent! The centre has good parking, was very clean and the staff were super helpful with nothing being too much trouble. The homemade quiche was amazing, as were the cakes, and the coffee was also great. This really is a hidden gem that deserves huge success, and if you haven't been there yet, you're missing out!

Visited with a friend for lunch. Very impressed! Lovely light and airy with a welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. Tried the homemade quiche which was delicious and very generous. Unfortunately didn't have room for any cake - must do next time - they looked lovely and all made by local people. Look forward to another visit!

We visited the Pennoyer Centre for a light lunch. We all enjoyed our food. Sandwiches are well presented and very generous with the addition of salad coleslaw and crisps. The cakes looked very yummy and I must add that the scones are amazing. I often choose a scone at a cafe and I would rate the scones at the Pennoyer Centre at 5 stars, just delicious. The cafe staff are very helpful and friendly. We would definitely recommend this cafe to everyone.

We love The Pennoyer Centre. During school half terms and summer holidays we always have a few treat days to the Cafe. All the staff are always so happy and helpful, and always make a effort to make sure our visit is a special one 🙂 The food is delicious too!! We always leave talking about when we should eat out again. Keep up the good work guys, your work doesn’t go unnoticed.

We called in today and enjoyed really tasty coffee and superb, freshly cooked savoury scones (cheese, chilli, herbs and sun dried tomatoes). The service was friendly and really efficient too. Looking forward to our next visit already.

As always brilliant, friendly efficient service and definitely the best scones in the UK. There are always fruit or cheese scones as well as a “guest”scone which today was Stilton and walnut. They are all to die for. There is also a good selection of amazing homemade cakes and other tasty treats. We’ll worth a visit. Thoroughly recommended.

Lunch was bloody lovely! Worth every penny and the staff are very friendly & helpful. Also serves excellent coffee, well worth a visit also houses local museum.

Always the warmest welcome, and the best cheese scone I've ever tasted. Cakes are home-made, delicious and varied including gluten-free options. Very reasonable pricing, best café in this area. Would love to see a vegetarian sausage roll on the menu 😁

The Pennoyer centre is fast becoming one of our favourite places to visit as it's got such a lot going for it. It's in a beautiful building, ideally located for a rest stop on a walk, the food is amazing and the staff are really friendly and welcoming. The museum upstairs is well worth a visit too. Highly recommended.

Lovely homemade soup and scone. Amazing homemade cakes too. Really nice service as well. Plus a very interesting airship museum to boot. And it's all in a building built in 1401 if I recall correctly.

Stunning soup / scones to die for and excellent service at this very modern active community centre. Worth a detour off A140 / A143 through Pulham to visit this lovely cafe. Highly recommended.

It's been 18 months since we visited the Pennoyer Centre and our return was not disappointing today. Lovely service from Vicky as soon as we entered although we could see they were very busy. Vicky was informative as well as attentive. We ate a delightful lunch and home made cake followed. So much to choose from made by various helpers.. Thank you to Donna for the lightest Coffee and Walnut slice I have ever tasted. Will be venturing there again soon.

We took our dog for a walk from pulham and had an amazing lunch, incredible service this place is a must visit. Thanks again especially to Vicky for making us and Clover feel so comfortable.

I took my Mum out for a cuppa to Pennoyers this week. What an utter delight. As a dog owner, Mum was thrilled to see they have a dog-friendly table, complete with dog printed tablecloth and welcoming dog biscuits! On this occasion we sat outside in the sunshine where our lovely waitress Vicky brought us drinks and cakes. Mum had Lemon Drizzle and cappuccino. I had Banana Biscoffi and a cup of tea. As someone who used to make cakes as part of their job, I am quite hard to please, but these cakes were absolutely amazing. The Banana Biscoffi was a beautifully moist sponge, with toffee and banana buttercream filling, and it was LUSH!! I have eaten ( and made) a lot of lemon drizzle in my time, but that one was the best I have EVER had. I don't know how many lemons went into it, but it was incredibly lemony. Cannot recommend this cafe highly enough, we will most definitely be back!!

We found this little gem en route to Norwich, off the beaten track, but quality food drink and service, would return again making a visit here the sole purpose Tony & Dawn

We received a very friendly welcome and excellent service. Donna’s carrot cake was the best we have ever had, absolutely delicious.

I visited the centre, and cafe for the first time, today. Loved the bright airy space of the Café with tables set a good distance apart, and a door open for fresh air. Table service was from a very pleasant waitress. When a couple of...

Centre is in a beautifully converted small chapel and Victorian school., with white-washed walls and good pictures of the school history. Excellent modern addition gives extra rooms for meetings. Upstairs is a small museum of local history of Airships at RNAS Pulham 1912-1920's. Well worth...

All staff very friendly and welcoming. Our group had coffees and a variety of scones, all were superb. Our waiter was polite and attentive. Will definitely visit again and very happy to recommend.

The cheese scones were out of this world served with butter.....would have been nice to have a salad garnish on the side for the price. Would highly recommend, were the best iv ever tasted. Deluxe Italian hot chocolate was devine. Well worth a visit......we will...

This is truly a fantastic place to eat. We go each week after swimming for lunch. Staff are amazing and helpful. Food is prepared fresh and mostly locally sourced. Would recommend you give it a go you won't be disappointed

We live close to the Pennoyer Centre, and rarely venture in as it just seems quicker to go home. Mistake! We ventured in yesterday for a post-lockdown explore, and were mightily impressed. Attentive staff and excellent food and drinks were served. The quality was outstanding....

Lovely place. Classy and friendly. Handling Covid-19 restrictions well. Looking forward when they can open the airship display again

Met up with some girls friends for a cuppa and a catch-up. Was met at the door by efficient and friendly staff, who explained COVID measures and one-way system, before being shown to a table in the lovely and bright Guild Chapel. Concise, but tasty...

Went to visit as a friend was exhibiting. We walked into a room where some of the paintings were hanging. There were three women sitting in the middle of the room and one of them said, “We’re having a lesson in here.” The door was...

Great building. Friendly staff. We had a light lunch of fabulous thick soup and excellent cheese scone.

The Pennoyer is a beautiful building, with a very welcoming atmosphere and warm friendly people running it. Have visited the Pennoyer for lunch on previous occasions I was very impressed with the quality of food and the service provided. On this occasion however, I revisited...

Was driving by when we noticed the lights were on. Stopped off for a great coffee and scones. Staff really friendly. Old and historic with plenty of information on the walls reference the R34 Airships.

I attended for a wedding in July and the centre was beautifully decorated and was a very unique location for a wedding. Staff were friendly and helpful. Have also visited as just a cafe and have always been greeted with polite staff and wonderful scones/cakes...

This place is several miles from Diss and is closer to Long Stratton.My visit was awful due to dual use that morning.Cafe needs more light, space and air. Cafe area has to be completely dedicated solely for use as cafe whilst cafe is open for this place to improve.

Spent the evening here for a friend’s big birthday party. An ideal venue with the space and amenities for around sixty guests.

the staff were very nice. The atmosphere was lovely, the food was delicious, will be coming back. Thanks. P.S. Tigger the dog was a delight.

My wife and I visited on Saturday the 29/06/19 for coffee and cake , I went to order and was abruptly told by a staff member that they were dealing with a large party and couldn't serve anyone else for at least an hour!we left. It felt odd as there were some empty tables and spaces in the carpark. Perhaps a sign stating that the place is full or temporarily closed would be helpful and also training the staff in the use of the words ; I'm sorry but...would go a long way.

I had heard good things about the Pennoyer Centre. What a lovely place. Everything is "geared up" for the disabled including a lift to the upper floor. We had a cuppa and snack in the cafe. We went upstairs and had a look at all the old photos, the history of the Centre. It is definitely worth a visit. The staff and volunteers are all lovely and helpful.

Great place to meet, we are very blessed to have such a venue. Good for lunches, special events and village meetings. Air ship displays well worth a visit.

I come here fairly regularly to meet my mum for lunch and a catch up! Staff are always friendly and the food is always lovely

Just back from our first visit to the Pennoyer centre,went with a friend who has been before, spotlessly clean restaurant in an old chapel,lots of scones,cakes all made by the staff,looked delicious,we had two breakfasts and a baked potato with tuna. Very short wait before our lunch arrived,well presented and hot! My husband loved the sausages(locally sourced) and the bacon. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about the origins of the chapel. Nice little museum upstairs with lift if stairs are a problem. We came away happy and shall return! Thank you Pennoyer.

We really enjoyed our visit here. The staff were friendly. The coffees and scone were very good. The building is very interesting and there are articles to read about its fascinating history.

We like Pennoyer's and have been here several times before. Amongst the rush of Christmas food shopping, we went out of our way to call in for coffee. There was one other table occupied with some people having breakfast. We gave our orders and waited; watching as other people came in. The girl behind the counter took four other orders (and their money) - but after fifteen minutes, we still had no coffee. The first table, with about six people, received all the attention. We asked for our money back and went elsewhere. Honestly, making coffee is not difficult - but it seems, for some staff members, thinking is. What a shame - could the trustees have a word where it is needed?

Ideal venue for business meetings or for example professional development actuvities. The building is immaculately clean, well furnished and has audio-visual facilities such as a projector and a smart-board. We found the venue comforable and were delighted with the helpful staff. There is also a lovely little café which is used by local people and visitors. The loos are fine and the building is accessible to wheelchair users.

This is an interesting and unusual place offering a wide range of village based activities and eating experiences.

Excellent exhibitions of local history which included the village school, the Pulham Pig industry of airships, and an outline of notable vernacular architecture in the village. Very friendly and informative staff and well stocked sources of local events and attractions. The cafe was also excellent with a range of snacks and cakes. Thoroughly enjoyable visit.

Historic building, good quality food, free WiFi, specials board, and home made cakes. I had a baked potato with tuna, and a very good dressed salad and coleslaw

If you want to de-stress with a quiet cuppa, bite and read your paper then this is not the place to be.

Former school has been imaginatively transformed into a community hub with a small eatery. The selection is limited but fresh and very tasty and served by smiling folk. Good disabled toilets and a separate area for those with dogs, which includes doggy treats, is welcomed by all.

A lovely place to stop off and refresh in the30 degree heat! Three paninis with salad, crisps & coleslaw was very filling.

We stopped here for lunch and had a really great meal. The variety is rather limited, but the quality is excellent, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. This place is a real asset for the community.

lovely place to stop for a coffee and cake...yummy jam scone in a delightful building. Friendly helpful staff....

We stopped here last Sunday morning and had the most amazing full English.

We knew straight off from the outset of looking at the menu that the Brie, bacon and cranberry panini had our name on it! It came accompanied with a lovely salad, coleslaw and crisps. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Definitely recommend. Next time will try and save room for the cake!

Fascinating building. Excellent facilities. Coffee good delicious cakes with lots of choice. Breakfast & lunches also served. Range of events for local people & visitors. Child & dog friendly. Access and parking good.

I count myself as a semi-regular at this delightful cafe in the Pennoyer Centre. Housed in a chapel converted to a very high standard, it is welcoming and peaceful and a real credit to the efforts of the volunteers who cook and serve top-notch food, beautifully presented. I find the cafe is the ideal lunch stop on a country walk between Pulham Market and Pulham St Mary (highlights are the former railway station at P Market and the stunning porch at St Mary's church). The Centre runs all sorts of appealing community events and offers a bring-and-borrow bookcase (ie, books!).

Stunning soup / scones to die for and excellent service at this very modern active community centre.

We were the way from Kent to Norfolk and couldn't find a service area, we found this with Google assistant and we were so relieved. It's little gem. The food was delicious and really good quality. It had a lovely atmosphere too and was modern and clean even though it was converted from a very old building. The staff were lovely too. Really pleased to have found it.

I have eaten here many times and had take away too. The wait times can be a little long but when the food does come it's worth it. Reasonably priced too.

I only had a coffee at the Pennoyer and very nice it was too! Lovely setting in a small village, the Pennoyer has been renovated into quite a modern building. Plenty of parking.

Wow! The people of Pulham must be very smug to have such a fabulous facility in their village ! We were green with envy. We had lunch in the cafe, which was excellent and served by friendly staff who bothered to have a chat and ask where we had come from. We were travelling by bike and it was great to see other cyclists turn up to eat . The centre was quietly busy with various groups in the other rooms . We had a quick look at the resource collection of Pulham Airbase and it was nicely displayed.

Great tea and cakes on offer. They have lots going on per month to quiz's, coffee morning, Pilates, kids activities, beer festivals, movie nights and village fun! Very friendly staff with good prices.

A lovely spur of the moment lunch out with hubby. Food was excellent - macaroni cheese with coleslaw, beans and salad with a salad dressing to die for. The cakes look fab too but too full to indulge. Next time.

The place has some quirqy featuers indeed but it is I belive an old school and Church connected together in a very modern way, however the friendly greeting you will get and the tra rooms are out of this world!!

Este edificio es utilizado para todo tipo de cosas, es un edificio precioso y tiene un café muy bueno. El café tiene caseros pasteles etc. Hemos estado para aperitivos y café. La selección de pasteles es increíble, mucho para elegir y todo muy bien. También tienen gluten, los cuales son deliciosos pasteles gratis y tienen pan sin gluten. Está muy bien situado en el centro del pueblo, así que es agradable para sentarse afuera en un día agradable para el café y la comida, también hay varias mesas en el interior. El personal es muy amable y servicial.

Como pueden comentarios hemos caminado y cruzamos el pasado el centro durante muchos años, ya que terminó como una escuela local.

El personal es muy agradable y el entorno. La comida excelente. Lo recomiendo sin duda. Incluso tienen una mesa de dueños de perros, lo que fue una agradable sorpresa.

I have lived in pulham for two years and have been in twice, first time my son had jacket potato cheese and I had a blt sandwich and a couple of cokes we were looking forward to cake when I realised the price I paid out nearly £20 needless to say no cakes. that was last year, came in this year the young girl was lovely but unfortunately rushed clean off her feet, I paid nearly £10 for two bacon sandwiches, the sandwich had much to be desired especially its size, would expect much more quality in sizing for cost of it. Perhaps a long French stick filled with bacon and salad. I think you haven't taken locals Into account with your prices, would have been nice to have coffee and sandwich but your toooo overpriced, reduce prices and more oaps and low income families would flood the gates.

Have often wondered what the Pennoyer center was when seeing it on the brown tourist sign when passing on the main road.As we had a spare day decided to find out.We were welcomed by 3 very friendly and happy ladies and order 2 lattes.Sat down and the drinks soon arrived and were lovely.Asked if there was a cash machine locally and were directed by one of the ladies,good customer service.The café was very busy and was spotlessly clean.The homemade cakes looked lovely so will have to go back and try one

Nice, quiet and a wide range of cakes and snacks. Their cooked breakfasts are worth a try too. But not if you're in a hurry.

Amazing how this building has been adapted and houses so much community activity. Have only had coffee here but the small kitchen area seems to be very clean. friendly staff especially towards disabled folk. Nice touch is a separate table for dog owners, complete with water and doggie treats.

Breakfast, Lunch, Tea or 'just' coffee and cake. It is great every time. I've been visiting for some time and they "never" disappoint. They're all friendly, the atmosphere is good, the old chapel is interesting, and they even have a library. Definitely recommend a visit to this place.

What a fabulous place. I enjoyed 2 coffee and a delicious scone in great surroundings with excellent wifi. What more could one ask for?

Popped into the Pennoyer Centre for a wander round & much needed cup of tea. Very warm welcome from the cafe staff & excellent choice of teas & coffees. The cake was delicious. The building is beautiful, a restored chapel. Lovingly restored it's beautiful place to wander around.

While walking in the area we arrived in Pulham st Mary and noticed the cafe. We decided to have a break and went in. It was busy and the reason was clear, good coffee and selection of food. The cakes were delicious.The centre also a small display about the famous Pulham airships.

This is a bright, friendly cafe with excellent food in great surroundings. The lunch menu is varied, snacks, light lunches, always freshly cooked and tastes terrific. I've been here several times, and it's just as good for coffee and cakes - wonderful scones. The service is always prompt, helpful and friendly. The building has been a school and a chapel I think, and the conversion into a space for the community has produced a light, open space with room for a surprisingly large number of tables in the cafe area. The car park is a bit small (it's popular), but there is easy parking in adjacent streets.

Lovely place to visit, loaded with history and information. Has a lovely coffee shop serving fresh baked cakes, scones and light lunches, friendly service and a pretty building Well worth a visit!

This building is a converted Chapel and school into a village amenities centre but also includes a cafe which is open to everyone! We stopped for tea and cake but other customers were enjoying an assortment of specials from the board. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The building also houses an exhibition of The Pulham Pigs Airships which is very interesting. Well worth a visit!

I've had lunch here 5-6 times now and loved my food every time! Great selection of teas, perfect all day breakfast. I've had jacket potatoes and sandwiches and they are always good. They always have a small specials menu which is something fresh and tasty and worth a try. Also, their cakes are delicious!! Usually I try and stop myself indulging but every time I do its worth the calories ha!

Booked for a daytime conference and found the admin side was very efficient. We needed to be in early and that was fine and I was greeted by friendly staff and a mug of coffee. Throughout the day, staff were on time with refreshments (and enormous fresh platters of food and cakes) and cleared quickly and quietly. Nothing was too much trouble and we look forward to returning.Although it is a cafe and community centre and we only had a room divider between us, this did not cause any problems with noise or interruptions. Only gripe - sat nav address needs pin pointing a bit more accurately.

Wonderful place any time of the day. Everything is freshly prepared and delicious.Breakfast is a real treat and extremely good value.The staff are very welcoming and friendly and it's somewhere just that little bit different and special.

This place is so rarely "just a good cafe" there is nearly always something on.Part village hall, part cafe (great cakes!), part educational establishment, part ...If you are about, then why not pop in, they do quite a few events in the evenings too.

I've come here several times to use the well appointed board room, which has all the IT facilities needed for small bushiness meetings in a very pleasant and well maintained building. A very friendly and professional receptionist is usually there to greet and the licensed cafe is well run, with a tempting selection of locally made cakes plus great coffee. Free parking and easy access to main routes.

Stopped one lunchtime and had perfect all day breakfast. Tasty local sausages and bacon,good eggs,mushrooms and beans,toast and butter,all beautifully cooked for less than £6,in an excitingly renovated building, good friendly staff,what more can you want.Highly recommended..

stopped off for lunch when passing through. The coffee was excellent, the cakes were divine and the mozzarella, ham and pesto toasted panini was delicious.Stop off if you are anywhere nearby!

This is a wonderful place and so well used in different ways. The food is excellent, especially the all day breakfast, my favourite. People are very friendly and helpful and the atmosphere is so nice. There are always things going on and always very well attended. If you have not visited yet make a trip out even for a cuppa and cake, yummy.

What a little gem in the Village of Pulham St' Mary, a historic little building with a fantastic history room and amazing cafe, well I should rather say restaurant and all home made food and a range of cakes to die for!!

Just popped in for a meet up with a friend. Soup, cakes and tea were all delicious. I love the way the cakes are attributed. The courgette and lemon was delicious and the tea one of the best cuppas ever.

Just had afternoon tea at The Penniyer Centre Cafe accompanied by the Pulham Orchestra as part of the Harleston & Waveney Food Festival. It was an absolute delight. The afternoon tea was delicious - the coffee cake sublime - and the ambience in this unusual building superb. The last recital by the horn quintet just beautiful. A wonderful way to spen an afternoon.

We live opposite the centre so pop in for coffee on a regular basis. Lovely ambience, food and drinks. Some wonderful evenings of fun and interest too. Lovely outside seating to watch village life go by.

Fabulous coffee and home made cakes to die for. Interesting building with lots of history in a beautiful Norfolk village. We are lucky to live just across the road from the centre and having just moved here, it will be a regular drop in for us for some scrummy food. :-)

Having found the Pennoyer cafe by accident earlier in the year, this time we planned a special diversion to try it out again. We'd remembered the delicious cakes and vowed to return. This time, hubby had an all day breakfast, which was cooked to order with the eggs just as he likes them, and some great sasuages. Really good value for money, and worth the trip alone. I had some Thai soup, which was deliciously spicy and coconutty. We'd both made sure we had enough room for some of the cafe's amazing home-made cakes, the real reason for our visit. This time I chose an Orange Cake, which again was gluten-free while he had one of "Ruth's Cheese Scones". This was so enormous he had to take half away to eat later. Easily the best cheese scone he's ever tasted (and I got to have some too, and quite agree). My orange cake was one of those ones where the whole orange flavours it, and it was moist to the edge of sogginess but in a very good way. It was absolutely wonderful, and we'll definitely go back for more. We also discovered that you can take away cake from here, so we took some brownies with us and promptly forgot about them. Two days later we discovered the little box, and the brownies were as moist and full of chocolate as the day they were made. And the bill? Just under £26 for full English breakfast, soup, a cappuccino and a flat white, cheese scone, orange cake and two brownies to go. Wish we could find that in London!

This restaurant/cafe is in the most amazing community centre which was originally a school and chapel - now tastefully modernised. What a wonderful meeting place for the villagers. The cafe serves delicious jacket potatoes, soup and sandwiches and cakes made by ladies of the village - the best cake anywhere. All served by very friendly and smiling ladies. Thoroughly recommended.

An amalgam of 15th century chapel, 19th school and modern architecture, the centre offers a much needed cafe and community centre to the district. That's the good bit. Whether you like what the architects have done is a matter of personal taste. Some like it. Others feel that, while the derelict school and chapel were saved for posterity, the conversion was heavyhanded, lacks thought and subtlety and suppresses any sense of history or atmosphere.

Ate lunch here for the first time..a panini with brie and cranberry..it was a meal with salad and coleslaw .DELCIOUS.

This is the most amazing place! Small village on the Suffolk/Norfolk border with fascinating historic building (featured on the Restoration Village programme) beautifully restored and added to. We came across it while staying nearby and were fascinated by its story - for the history alone it is worth a visit and the food is excellent. We had coffees and cake one morning, and on the day we left we decided to go for breakfast - yum! It is filled with interesting art work and artefacts and history displays and the staff are so very friendly and helpful We came away with loads of ideas for improving our own village and its facilities. The people of Pulham St Mary deserve congratulations.

Happened on this lovely cafe when passing through en route to visit friends. The weather was foul, but the Centre was so warm and welcoming. We had delicious freshly made cappuccino and some of the best cake I've ever tasted. Hubby had lemon and coconut sponge, three tiers of fabulously light and lemony cake, and I had a gluten-free brownie with sour cherries in it. So lovely to have brownie, squidy and gorgeous, rather than the usual lemon/almond offering that most of us coeliacs get! Staff were friendly, if a little busy, but the place kept us occupied looking at the history of the building, which has an old chapel attached. Friday night bistro menu looked good too, but we had to press on!

I have visited the Pennoyer Centre twice recently, once with friends and once with husband. The food is freshly prepared to order. The menu is compact but perfect for lunch or afternoon tea. We had jacket potatoes which had a very substantial and delicious filling. There is a huge selection of cakes all made by ladies of the village - one of the best range of homemade cakes I have ever seen in any tearoom. The service is very friendly and efficient. We sat chatting for hours but were not rushed and the coffee kept coming. A truly delightful place to visit.

My husband and myself have been here several times but not recently! Today's visit was very pleasant, warm and welcoming, the cheese scone was the best we have tasted.the butternut squash and ginger soup sounded lovely but I didn't see this until after we had ordered.. A very pleasant place for coffee or a lunch.

At the heart of the Pennoyer Centre in Pulham St Mary is a Cafe which recently added another award to the many the Centre has won since opening its doors in August 2010: Beautiful Baking in the EDP Norfolk Food & Drink Awards. The delicious cakes (including gluten-free offerings) are only a small part of what's on the daily menu which changes with the seasons and with regular themed food promotions. On a Saturday morning I often drop in with the weekend papers for breakfast and indulge in a bacon sandwich with a barista-style coffee (sometimes on a combo deal). The bacon sandwich is always perfectly cooked and the kitchen team are happy to accommodate my dietary requirements (coeliac disease) - I'd also recommend the full English which is a hearty plate full: delicious and great value.It's also a great place for lunch and afternoon tea, offering delicious soups and seasonal fare and of course fine baking, all at very reasonable prices, served up by a team of enthusiastic local people. Enjoy!