Shou Coffee — Restaurant in Breckland District

This is the place that I keep coming back to… because when I sit down and see a beautiful cup of latte on the table (perfect latte art and exquisite handmade ceramic cup made by Calvin - one of the owners), I can finally pause, and think. Being a mum of little ones I don’t get much space and time for myself at all. But sitting in this place even just for 15 mins is always a treat.

I normally get the flat white - which is easily the best flat white I’ve had in this country and trust me, I used to live in London. I’ve also had many decaf and oatmilk versions when I’m pregnant or breastfeeding. They are equally delicious.

Today I’m having the vanilla biscoff latte and a pain au chocolat. In the biscoff latte you can still taste the coffee, unlike flavoured drinks in chain coffee places where you can only taste syrup and milk.

This is a haven of calm and peace. The decor and music work so well to enhance the experience. Whether you’re catching up with a friend, having some me time, or a coffee date with your little one, you will be welcomed here. I will always support independent coffee shops, especially one like Shou where they clearly care so much about the quality and integrity of each cup of coffee. It is a piece of art. You deserve every success....

I absolutely love this place! From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in the calming, zen-like ambience and greeted by the delightful aroma of freshly brewed coffee. The staff here are incredibly friendly and welcoming, always ready with a smile.

Their coffee is top-notch, with a wide variety of options to suit every palate. And let's not forget about the pastries – although I didn't have one today as it was a quick stop, they're look divine and seemed very popular!

The atmosphere is perfect for catching up with friends, studying, or simply enjoying a moment of solitude with a good book.

Overall, this coffee shop has everything you could ask for – fantastic coffee, tasty treats, friendly staff, and a welcoming atmosphere. It's become my go-to spot, and I can't recommend it...

If you want to pop into a coffee shop to be met with a smile, hello and a conversation I’d give this one a miss. Very rude guy serving. Seemed more interested in his magazine and phone. Reading his magazine while customers are stood in front of him. My wife didn’t get a hello, eye contact or any conversation. Just a ‘yes’ and the till turned round (assumption made that it was to pay). I had my own speciality coffee shop in Manchester and have opened many in London. The level of arrogance that comes as a pair with the industry now makes me really sad. Made a trip out of our way to visit, really disappointing. Also please don’t advertise speciality coffee and use Tesco milk. It’s just lazy and...