The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wroxham Broadland East of England

Popped in for some lunch, managed to get a table as only a few inside. Girl behind counter didn’t appear overly welcoming, not smiling etc. Cleared the table but didn’t tell us if ordered at table or needed to come to the counter. After about 5-10 mins we went to the counter to order - pancakes, omelette and a milkshake. After about 10-15 mins we finally got our Oreo milkshake (by the still unsmiling waitress), which was nice but bit on the small side. Another 10 mins passed and still no sign of food. Bear in mind that everyone else in there was already eating their food so no food to be prepared before ours. We asked when our food would be done, got told maybe another 5-10 mins. Unacceptable so we decided to cancel our order and leave. I have no idea what they were doing, but it does not take that long to cook an omelette and a few pancakes. Will not be visiting again.

We had a day trip to Wroxham and decide to eat at The Bridge. It is a lovely location and as the weather was lovely we sat outside. We were a group of 4. We had a lovely meal and the waiter was very helpful and friendly. Next time we are in Wroxham we will defiantly come here again.

A nice spot with a very nice location - the tea was cold but the sandwiches nice. I would recommend.

Right here we go ….. Buried in the middle of the rackheath industrial estate I was wandering to find a coffee while I had a tow bar fitted to my car …. 3 hours to kill in a warehouse district isn’t that easy! I stumbled across this place ….. Outside: on road parking outside and a small seated area with a picnic bench, despite this appearing to fit smokers no butts were lying around, brightly coloured and vibrant outside appearance was welcoming and eye catching, it really stood out amongst the industrial greys of all those around it. Inside: you walk into an open area with 6 tables (22 covers) and 4 couches around 2 coffee tables, very clean and well maintained, greens in here are pastel and more easy on the eye. Has world war 2 memorabilia adorning the walls. Staff: all the staff are well presented polite and very personable, and couldn’t do enough for you, Coffee: Green farm coffee and barista made, think they used semi skimmed milk, possibly been a fuller coffee with whole milk, but still delicious Food: I ordered a steak burger with cheese, it came and was 6oz as standard, with Monterey jack cheese, at £5.25 this was in a huge bun and full of salad. The only down point was the margarine in the roll of the burger, it detracted away from the flavour, and when it’s an Angus steak burger you want the flavour! And as a bargain they upgrade to a portion of chips on top for £1 I spent 2/3 hours here and had several coffees, I wouldn’t hesitate to come back at all spot on little gem in the middle of industrial madness Bullet points: - good food - good coffee - nice staff - clean - very well priced

A great find, while looking on Google Maps, to find somewhere for breakfast on our way to a nearby aviation museum. Where we had been staying doesn't do breakfast, and so we needed somewhere nearby to eat. This cafe is great, very popular, and it was obvious why. The menu was great, the food was excellent and the staff were friendly. Will definitely choose to eat here again when next up in Nofolk

I went on a Saturday around 10 oclk to use the butchery and when I saw the queue to pay as it shared with cafe with what looked like one person serving was a complete joke so walked out .

Now called the Water’s Edge, we had a great evening here on the Saturday over the August bank holiday weekend. Really friendly and relaxed owners who made us feel very welcome and a great atmosphere. It was the most fun night we had on our weekend boating holiday!