White House Farm Cafe

I enjoyed my visit to White House farm whilst staying in Norwich for a few days. The cafe in particular was nice with so much choice of home made cakes!! I had breakfast there which was really delicious and later had an Oreo brownie which did not dissapoint. I’ve not tasted a brownie like that before and will definately visit again just for that brownie!!! I’ve only seen gourmet brownies like that on instagram reels!!! It’s really nice to visit an authentic farm with home made goods as we don’t have many of those in London where I’m from. I will definitely visit White House farm again with my family my next visit and hope to buy more brownies in bulk for my trip back. Do you do a postal service for the brownies?

Went today to have lunch and PYO. The food was lovely and the cakes were divine. Everyone at the cafe was very friendly and we had a great lunch. The cafe also had a lovely farm shop selling a good variety of fruit, veggies, eggs and a butcher. We thoroughly enjoyed our PYO experience as well. We asked if we could use our own containers to PYO to avoid taking a basket we wouldn’t use again and they said yes without any fuss. This in itself is commendable as not many PYOs allow this. There was no entry fee and we had great fun picking strawberries and raspberries. We also got to see sweet pea and blackberries growing. Thank you for the great afternoon!

I just went in for a cup of coffee, which was very nice and was reasonably priced, so I can't comment on the food first hand but the sausage rolls were very popular and looked both amazing and massive! The shop part is not that big but has some nice local produce including beer, cider, chutneys, cheese etc and of course the famous butchers which had a good selection of very nice looking meat. The fruit and veg was all outside which made sense and the "help yourself and then go inside to pay for it" approach helped to create the friendly atmosphere which pervaded the whole establishment. On the subject of atmosphere, in the restaurant they have worked to create a casual and sort of shabby chic feel. Using old treacle tins for the condiments etc and having tables that look like they were made from driftwood. Personally I really like it but some might feel it's just too informal and might see the reuse and recycle approach as not so much environmentally friendly as cheap. There is an extensive outdoor seating area with pub style tables and benches. I just wish they opened on Mondays.