The best restaurants in Harleston South Norfolk East of England

A very discreet place serving wonderful home cooked cakes (it does other food but we were there for the cake). I'm not sure if everything was vegan but I think so. I'm not a vegan btw. Our host (Raf - sorry if I've got that wrong) was very friendly & welcoming.

The staff were very friendly and the cream tea was excellent, so nice to see a business supporting adults with different needs giving them a real purpose and a chance to excel

Good food. Lovely lady behind the counter

Good atmosphere. Service lacking in some areas. Food good, but full menu not available on Sunday lunchtime, when we visited. Did not realise until ordering. Not told when being seated at a table.

The best Indian restaurant for miles and miles! The food is excellent every single time and the staff are incredible - 11/10.

The finest food, of the finest quality. Nit to be missed. Owners and staff are fantastic! Tonight we held our works Christmas meal which was outstanding. A must try! Quality is never comprised! A true 5 star! Staff superb, chef outstanding

Been going here for 15 years, consistently the best Chinese takeaway I know, never had a bad meal. Bit further out for me to drive but it's well worth it for the quality. Unbeatable 🙂

12 ladies enjoyed a wonderful meal, different meals and puddings. All cooked so well, served piping hot with lots of vegetable terrines. Cannot fault anything. Friendliness, short wait and very good choice on menu. Coffee, tea and mince pie all included in the price. Will certainly recommend this and would be nice to go again!

I’m visiting my sister in Harleston and this trip was the first time we tried this place. It was excellent, so had to order again tonight. It was absolutely delicious. Tonight we had B2 set meal, every dish was very tasty!

Nice food but a little expensive, I would recommend.

Lovely friendly staff. Tastey Haddock n Chips. Will be back for more...

Was unable to get booked for valentines so went on 15th Feb. Restaurant was full so was given the choice of the bar. Where to start...... The bar area was heaving and full of young males who were enjoying themselves (being polite). The large tv was playing football. We asked whether we could be reseated elsewhere as our table was right beside the largest, loudest standing group of about a dozen young drinkers. We ended up right next to tv on really tall stools, not dining tables at all but mildy less noisy. We waited past our table time and no one came with menus. When I went back to the bar and asked whether anyone would be bringing menus, a staff member quipped that it was bar rules. How on earth did we know that???? We had bought drinks 20 mins before that, the bar man knew we were there to eat and never gave us menus!!!!! Food took 40 mins to arrive, my husband tried to order another drink and after being ignored at the bar for 10 mins gave up and sat down. Food was actually OK but no one came and asked if ok or whether we wanted drinks. CLEARLY BAR RULES.... ideally we would have stayed for dessert but the experience was so RUBBISH we could not wait to leave. Cost £60 for a drink and main each, not the cheapest given what we got as an experience. Will NEVER go back again. A review above made mention of this place needing a good manager and team of staff, I totally agree, BADLY MANAGED....

Christmas Eve. We called in for a quick coffee before 10 in the morning. We were met with a frosty question "have you booked" I replied that we hadn't, we only want a quick coffee. Again a frosty reply,that all tables were fully booked. Well Broken Egg I hope you made a fantastic amount of money from your fully booked tables. Don't worry we'll NEVER call in for a coffee again.

Called in for a coffee having visited before, the coffee was lovely but the toilets were not great, just grubby and not well cared for not sure I would revisit which is a shame as the coffee was so good but the toilets let this place down

Had lunch here, staff were helpful and pleasant, the food was okay but not exceptional. The setting is quiet with a slight nod to the 1940's. Not sure about the green neon light in the alcove but it was an adequate lunch.