Tag Archives: Coffee

If we had to sum up the vibe at Frank's Bar, we'd say hip New York café meets Paris (artists quarter) brasserie, with just a tiny sprinkle of 1980s (the good bits). You'll love the food and the atmosphere will make you'll feel like you've come home. A rare find indeed.

Expertly run by brothers Gonario and Andrea, Pinocchio’s is a Norwich institution offering traditional Italian food and ambience.

Whether you need a central location to meet to discuss business, meet Mummy friends with the munchkins or escape for a slice and a cafetiere amid a hectic day of retail therapy, the Cherryleaf Coffee House is, quite frankly, the business when it comes to brews.

Whether you are resident at the Hotel or not, the AA Rosette-recognised Bistro-style Restaurant and Bar are well worth a visit.

Describing itself as hosting ‘gigs, DJ's, art, film showings, vintage clothing sales’, the Norwich Playhouse Bar is much more than just a decent, lively watering hole (though it is very much that as well).

Bringing a taste of America to Norfolk. Highlights include their famous homemade burgers, succulent steaks and a £5 Lunch Menu providing customers with an inexpensive yet quality dining experience. For those with a sweet tooth, the Five Ways Dunking Donuts are bound to hit the spot.

Passionate about your coffee? So are they! Delicious food and drink as standard at Stranger's in the Norwich Lanes.

Throughout the day, The Garden House is calm and peaceful - ideal for a working lunch or catching up with friends over coffee. Excellent homecooked food is served alongside a great selection of wines and ales.

Bar Tapas, found upstairs above Brambles in Norwich City Centre, celebrates the philosophy and spirit of Spain and South America and specialises in a wide range of delicious tapas dishes. Notable highlights are the Beer battered Jalapenos Mozzarella fingers, homemade soup and Chilli dishes.

Situated within the most impressive of all Norwich buildings, the 900+ year-old Norman Cathedral, The Refectory (meaning ‘Dining Hall’) is much more than simply an excellent place to grab coffee or lunch whilst in the City Centre.