The best restaurants serving Default food in Upwell and Delph King's Lynn and West Norfolk East of England

A fantastic coffee shop with amazing staff and really cool fair trade. A great place for a last minute gift and caffeine to get you going!

Not a great experience unfortunately . Ordered flat white which came as a regular coffee .. asked for poached eggs and got fried eggs . Most of the food was covered in oil and the sausage was pretty much burnt to a crisp. Beans were also cold. Please upgrade to proper butter as the margarine didn’t even melt into the toast. I left most of mine but husband ate his because he was hungry. Had to get to and find our own cutlery and condiments ! Wasn’t particularly cheap either at £10 a breakfast x Sorry for the review but hopefully you will see it as constructive criticism :) Lady serving was lovely but I think she was on her own and probably overwhelmed x

Ordered scotch egg starter @ £7 and what we got was HALF an egg and as much rocket as you could eat but half an egg!!! Asked staff if this was a mistake as menu does not state HALF a scotch egg and they said no that’s how it comes… when you boil an egg it’s a whole egg so where did the other HALF go!!! My wife ordered the pâté and it was like a moose and very distasteful and disappointing. Would not recommend and would certainly not be returning.

Pleasant atmosphere and not at all shabbycafe - but by afternoon the pastie and the rolls had matured into hard building materials. I wouldn't use this even for bird food. say if It leaves me wonder if someone here has an idea of how long bakery items are saleable for. While all else was fine, the cafe visit was a disappointment which, unfortunately was memorable but there's a deserving pub nearby.

Good traditional chippy with very large portions Did not do Rock Eel for the full marks from me but menu was pretty good and varied.

It seems some of the reviews for this pub are actually for somewhere else...in the 40 or so times we have eaten at the Globe (always weekly sometimes twice a week) we never saw a Menu. The Globe serves fresh food once a week and it does the job. Good food good ale.

Food presentation is abysmal; every course is served in bowls. Starter Fenland Chicken served in small desert bowl, on top of a very small salad (a garnish), not at all easy to manage to cut etc really needed to be on a small plate, I just gave up trying and my husband managed to eat most of mine as well as his. The mains then arrived in bowls too...Mine had sloppy mashed potato, topped with a small lamb shank then covered with red cabbage, not an appetising sight. I scrapped the cabbage to one side and removed the bone which I had to put on a napkin as there was no space for it, and once again cutting was very awkward at an angle and I had to move the meat off the potato, not an enjoyable meal... My husband’s meal of Porchetta (Stuffed Belly Pork) also arrived in a bowl stacked on one half of sloppy mashed potato and the other half red cabbage which looked very messy and not at all appetising. The pork was tough and hard to cut made even worse by being served in a bowl, and was very bland tasting. We ordered desert, a couple of scoops of ice cream for my husband which my husband said was the best part of the meal as it came as expected and had not been messed about with. I ordered Treacle Sponge with ice cream which arrived in a deep sided soup bowl (about 5 inches deep) with the ice cream on top of hot sponge, Although the angle of maneuver was awkward I had to agree with my husband that the sponge was the best part of my meal too.

The food was excellent, nice pub atmosphere, the service was fantastic. Would definitely recommend and would definitely visit again!