Café · Norwich
Coffee here is the sort people cross Norwich for — flat whites with oat milk steamed to a natural sweetness, plus theatrical "potion" drinks like the Opus Magnum four-shot if you need reviving after a bad night. It's a character-filled old building next to an antique bazaar, relaxed rather than hushed, with outside tables, a small downstairs space, and more seating upstairs. Worth knowing before you go: the stairs are steep metal ones and the toilets are a further flight up, so a pram is easiest kept downstairs or you take away. Baby changing is in the ladies'. High chairs, a kids' menu and vegan options are all covered, and the afternoon tea — cakes made on site, portions so generous they hand you boxes — needs booking ahead. Staff are helpful and dogs are welcome.
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