Location: Hunstanton
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Where to eat Cafe food in Hunstanton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Cafe food in Hunstanton, England, United Kingdom. Hunstanton (locally /ˈhʌnstən/ ( listen) HUN-stən) is a seaside town in Norfolk, England. It had a population of 4,229 at the 2011 Census, It faces west across The Wash, making it one of the few places on the east coast where the sun can be seen setting over the sea.
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10. Chatterbox cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
A small friendly traditional cafe serving a good old fashioned English breakfast. We have a menu but welcome alterations so the customers have exactly what they want in their meal.
Reviewed By suz2718
We visit this cafe a lot and it is always clean and tidy. The staff are friendly and helpful. The food is always delicious and hot. Never had a bad meal here. Would highly recommend this place. It does get busy in the summer months but it is definitely worth the wait. And they always accommodate 'fussy eaters'. 10/10.
9. Caffe Chai
Reviewed By jay080717
Visited this little cafe numerous times. Very good service and friendly staff. Dogs welcome inside and always given a treat from the proprietors but there is outside terrace seating too. Nice menu selection available from a belly busting all day breakfast to a light snack or just a slice of cake and very reasonably priced, they also offer a children's menu. Definitely worth a visit if your in the area.
8. Tamworth House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Ann S
Just wanted a quick breakfast. There were a variety of sizes of breakfasts you could chose from. I also changed my egg from fried to poached and then there was the choice of toast or fried bread. Changes were readily accepted and nothing was to much trouble for them. My only complaint would be that it was only a small cup of coffee and not a mug.
7. Thornham Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 838 reviews
Focussing on locally-grown and sourced artisan produce, Thornham Deli will showcase the very best that Norfolk has to offer in the deli cafe. The kitchen will continue to produce its own home-made jams, chutney's, cakes and savouries. The daily specials b
Reviewed By Chris B
On an appalling Sunday morning, we sought shelter in the deli. After a short wait, as they were so busy, we settled down to an excellent brunch. Very good service, very pleased. As we were leaving I saw a roast going out....I`ll be back.
6. Refreshment Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By SAYIT D
Off the beaten track a bit, so guessing that's why it's a bit over priced? Service very friendly. Just pricey - branded coffee shop prices for a small very strong coffee. Not sure if all 8 or 9 cakes available really are fresh and homemade as advertised. I think if the prices go down more people might buy. Concerns too that almost all reviewers are 1st timers? Not sure I'd call for coffee again, maybe an ice cream if I'm that way.
5. Georgies Cafe
Reviewed By Serene-View
A very busy place, of which found that they were juggling with orders, very friendly service and try and serve you as quick as possible. Good quality food and also dog friendly.Thank you so much for your review! Thank you for understanding that sometimes it can get very busy and a little hectic at times, but we always make sure the service stays the same and that we get your order out as soon as we can! We hope to see you again soon! Georgie x
4. Cafe Legge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By 2wheelsgofast
The options seemed just what we were looking for. Ordered chicken salad and a goats cheese on toast. Nice coffee arrived. The chicken salad was so uninspiring. Loads of iceberg lettuce and very little else. Nicely cooked sliced up chicken breast. But this could have been so much better. Add in a few croutons a little pot of coleslaw or some grated carrots. It looked as though chef couldnât be bothered. The goats cheese was delicious but again looked dull. One slice of sliced granary bread with 3 slices of goats cheese melted on it with some balsamic vinegar and a small portion of âdressed salad â Hooray, and crisps. You need a lesson in presentation. We eat with our eyes before our mouths. A bit more effort wouldnât go amiss.
3. The Copper Kettle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Open on Hunstanton High Street daily 9am-5pm. Extensive gluten-free menu.
Reviewed By Chantal H
Went for a day out to Hunstanton, got there early to have breakfast, one of the only places open on that Saturday 8AM was the CK. Lucky really because it was superb. We all had tea, really good, nicely served in pots for 2. There were 7 of us, even though small inside, couple of tables were put together for us and we had ample space. The scrambled eggs with smoked salmon was amazing, served with great quality and a generous quantity of smoked salmon. The jam was very enjoyable and those who had the full english thoroughly enjoyed theirs too. Would definitely recommend and visit again!
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2. The Coffee Pot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By TEA4m
This lovely little place in Hunstanton has become a favourite of ours. No frills, just a small and friendly place to stop for coffee and a bite to eat. Friendly staff.Part of me doesn't want to share The Coffee Pot, I may not be able to get a seat next time
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1. Berni Beans
Overall Ratings
5 based on 101 reviews
¤ Tearoom ¤ Vintage Afternoon Tea Experience ¤ Catering Service ¤ Private Room Hire ¤ Vintage Crockery Hire
Reviewed By 183thomasm
Having had cream teas, it was a matter of time before we tried their Sunday lunch. We booked the 2.00pm slot which was perfect for us and with the restaurant not quite full, we had a choice of tables. Despite the limited menu, the home cooking was Devine. Very well presented by the lovely Angie, who despite my best efforts refused to run away with me. Lovely food and lovely service.
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