Cafés · Cromer
Tucked into a little alleyway a stone's throw from Cromer beach, this is the sort of place you can duck into with a pram and actually relax. There are high chairs, a kids' menu, and unusually good vegan choices — the menu uses a colour-coding system that makes it easy to see what suits who, which helps when one child eats nothing green. The crab is the reason to come: dressed crab salads, sandwiches, and a cheese-and-crab toast that people rave about. Breakfasts are big without being greasy, around a tenner, and food comes out fast. The team are patient and accommodating with awkward orders, the room is clean and bright, and dogs are welcome. It's small and fills up in good weather — one visitor was turned away mid-morning and had better luck after midday.
A little something creative for your next meal out. Filled with colouring, simple drawing prompts for cute animals, origami and conversation starters designed to bring more play, laughter and connection to the table. 3 free printable packs for toddlers, preschoolers and primary-aged children.
A tiny family-run Cromer restaurant with a pond-and-fountain courtyard, generous local food, kids' menu and high chairs — cooked to order, so expect a wait.
Pier views, crisp haddock and chips served in a beach bucket — but narrow stairs, no pram access and no baby changing.
Step-free entry, high chairs and a kids' menu in a lively Cromer dining room — booking ahead is sensible.