This place don't give a dam about ghere customers we have been here six times and each time it's got worse this time they closed the restaurant after tell ing it would be open all weekend the caravans are of very poor quality not much stuff to cook for family of 6 ovens are crappie to cook chicken we had to put oven on 9 instead of 6 it too 145mins to cook you go to reception and they just tell you lies lies and more lies we will never holiday with park holidays again
Teresa Wright
What a fabulous little cafe! Today we were pushed for time & just had a delicious coffee but the cake looked so tempting! I should have taken a slice or two home. Next time!Vegetarian options: Lots of things on the menu for veggies. Last time I had a delish cheese omelette with salad & slaw
Susan Cripps
A lovely little cafe down a side alley in Swaffham that is easily missed. They do Breakfasts, Baked potatoes, Quiches, Sandwiches, Cakes etc at a good price that taste as amazing as they look! ?Also other great little shops in the same alley.
Steve B
The Tea Pot cafe in Swaffham is by far the best and friendliest place to have a cup of tea, a slice of cake and for us occasional brunch. The service is brilliant and the food and drinks are always spot on. The staff are a credit to the cafe and make the whole experience feel really enjoyable and personal. It’s our regular go to place at least a couple times a week. Well done Tea Pot cafe!??
Lily
Had a lovely cheese, tomato and pickle toastie. (£4.95) and a can of Tango. Served with in about 20-30 minutes. Lovely service too!
Nick Ferris
A great place to eatLots of choices on the menu and prompt and friendly service. I had the quiche that was lovely my wife had waffles. And very reasonably priced. For us who are on holiday in the area no visit to Swaffam would be complete without visiting this great little cafe.
Charles Mathews
Very clean, sociable cafe. Great selection of food and drink, many homemade.
CozyWozyCreations
Aged whilst we waited First visit to Swaffham and found this lovely cafe so thought we would try it for a light lunch. Unfortunately it was not a good experience. When we arrived at 11.45am it wasn’t particularly busy. Ordered and received our coffee’s promptly, drunk them and an hour, yes an hour later we received our food which was only an omelette and panini, so not a large breakfast or something complicated. A group of ladies who are obviously regulars received their food in about 10mins of ordering. So we definitely won’t be returning unfortunately. We are patient and happy to wait when we can see somewhere is busy, but this was just painfully slow service. Unless you are a regular and then you seem to magically get served quicker. It’s also not particularly nice food when you do eventually get it.
Allan Sneller
The Teapot never fails to amaze. The homemade quiches are fabulous and I highly recommend them. In fact all their food and drinks are fab. Staff very friendly.NB.♿ Note to disabled/carer customers: There's no *Red Cord* in the disabled loo.♿
Lynne Childerley
We only visit this cafe once or twice a year when travelling through. Yes it's in a nice situation, yes the staff are friendly and service is good, yes it looks cleanHowever they have a big sign board outside stating "gluten free options available". In all our visits they have never had a gluten free option. Sorry won't be back.
Great place- I had an absolute slab of delicious homemade quiche and the cherry and coconut sponge was ridiculous! Definitely recommended.
Anne Matthews
Very friendly service by Trish and tge team. Lovely food. Definitely will be going back.Parking: Very close. Free parking for 2 hours
Nici Clifton
Yummy cakes & fresh home cooked food...all at reasonable prices.What's not to like.
stevensk10
Visited this cafe for the first time today as a plan B but so glad we did. I had a Brie & cranberry toastie . It was so full that I needed a knife & fork to eat it. The Brie was oozing & delicious. It also came with a lovely side salad for excellent value for money. My husband had the chicken Mayo & bacon baguette with a side salad. Although this looked lovely I’m glad I didn’t choose this option as he didn’t have room for cake. I did and my goodness the blueberry and lemon sponge was delicious. So light & fresh & obviously homemade. We were passing through on the way back from Oxborough Hall to Norwich but if we are that way again we will definitely pop back.
Len White
Came in from the cold for a coffee, good service,food good, clean and tidy and have not seen such an excellent collection of tea pots.
This place don't give a dam about ghere customers we have been here six times and each time it's got worse this time they closed the restaurant after tell ing it would be open all weekend the caravans are of very poor quality not much stuff to cook for family of 6 ovens are crappie to cook chicken we had to put oven on 9 instead of 6 it too 145mins to cook you go to reception and they just tell you lies lies and more lies we will never holiday with park holidays again
What a fabulous little cafe! Today we were pushed for time & just had a delicious coffee but the cake looked so tempting! I should have taken a slice or two home. Next time!Vegetarian options: Lots of things on the menu for veggies. Last time I had a delish cheese omelette with salad & slaw
A lovely little cafe down a side alley in Swaffham that is easily missed. They do Breakfasts, Baked potatoes, Quiches, Sandwiches, Cakes etc at a good price that taste as amazing as they look! ?Also other great little shops in the same alley.
The Tea Pot cafe in Swaffham is by far the best and friendliest place to have a cup of tea, a slice of cake and for us occasional brunch. The service is brilliant and the food and drinks are always spot on. The staff are a credit to the cafe and make the whole experience feel really enjoyable and personal. It’s our regular go to place at least a couple times a week. Well done Tea Pot cafe!??
Had a lovely cheese, tomato and pickle toastie. (£4.95) and a can of Tango. Served with in about 20-30 minutes. Lovely service too!
A great place to eatLots of choices on the menu and prompt and friendly service. I had the quiche that was lovely my wife had waffles. And very reasonably priced. For us who are on holiday in the area no visit to Swaffam would be complete without visiting this great little cafe.
Very clean, sociable cafe. Great selection of food and drink, many homemade.
Aged whilst we waited First visit to Swaffham and found this lovely cafe so thought we would try it for a light lunch. Unfortunately it was not a good experience. When we arrived at 11.45am it wasn’t particularly busy. Ordered and received our coffee’s promptly, drunk them and an hour, yes an hour later we received our food which was only an omelette and panini, so not a large breakfast or something complicated. A group of ladies who are obviously regulars received their food in about 10mins of ordering. So we definitely won’t be returning unfortunately. We are patient and happy to wait when we can see somewhere is busy, but this was just painfully slow service. Unless you are a regular and then you seem to magically get served quicker. It’s also not particularly nice food when you do eventually get it.
The Teapot never fails to amaze. The homemade quiches are fabulous and I highly recommend them. In fact all their food and drinks are fab. Staff very friendly.NB.♿ Note to disabled/carer customers: There's no *Red Cord* in the disabled loo.♿
We only visit this cafe once or twice a year when travelling through. Yes it's in a nice situation, yes the staff are friendly and service is good, yes it looks cleanHowever they have a big sign board outside stating "gluten free options available". In all our visits they have never had a gluten free option. Sorry won't be back.
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Great place- I had an absolute slab of delicious homemade quiche and the cherry and coconut sponge was ridiculous! Definitely recommended.
Very friendly service by Trish and tge team. Lovely food. Definitely will be going back.Parking: Very close. Free parking for 2 hours
Yummy cakes & fresh home cooked food...all at reasonable prices.What's not to like.
Visited this cafe for the first time today as a plan B but so glad we did. I had a Brie & cranberry toastie . It was so full that I needed a knife & fork to eat it. The Brie was oozing & delicious. It also came with a lovely side salad for excellent value for money. My husband had the chicken Mayo & bacon baguette with a side salad. Although this looked lovely I’m glad I didn’t choose this option as he didn’t have room for cake. I did and my goodness the blueberry and lemon sponge was delicious. So light & fresh & obviously homemade. We were passing through on the way back from Oxborough Hall to Norwich but if we are that way again we will definitely pop back.
Came in from the cold for a coffee, good service,food good, clean and tidy and have not seen such an excellent collection of tea pots.