The Tea Pot Cafe — Restaurant in Breckland District

We ordered a lemon and blueberry cake and the gluten free coffee cake. I have to say they are probably one of the best we ever had in the area. We can tell by the quality and the taste of it, it’s homemade and taste like none others. The coffees we had were as expected just like other places, it’s a shame tho we were told the coffee frappe uses a coffee powder instead of a shot of espresso. Just because my wife had dietary issue with sugar. My only reason for a four stars is I found there were no pricing on the counter or the cake stands, maybe because they were closing? So they put the menu away maybe. but at the end price was reasonable. But after all definitely recommend the cakes if you are in town, better to support the local...

Asked for sausage roll and filter coffee. Asked if I wanted cream or milk, hot or cold sausage roll either plain or one with onion. I chose cream, cold and plain. What was put on my table was a awful sausage roll which was tasteless, made with terible pastry and had onions on top of its meat. To top it off I was given milk not cream with my coffee. But to end on a positive note the interior has a warmer feel to it, much improved toilet, nicer tables and chairs compared to my previous visit, a fast counter service, food delivered to my table, friendly staff. Maybe the sausage roll is great when it is warmed up, but it should also...

The Tea Pot is hidden away in Plowright Place, a lovely spot with a pedestrian area. The service here is beyond good and the food, as long as you are not looking for anything 'fancy' or 'Bistro', is fresh and wholesome. Mainly salads, jacket potatoes, and the usual chili and rice and lasagna. The cakes and scones are home made and particularly delicious with tea or coffee. The price for these wonderful offerings is exceptionally reasonable, expect to pay around £6.95 for a main course!! If there is a downside it is that; it gets very busy, closes at 4 :00 p.m. and it's cash...