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Wiveton Farm Cafe
91/100 (2229 ratings)
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croissant
Goats Curd Spinach and Red Peppers
Wiverton Salad with Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus
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Beef
Minute Steak Sandwich and Fries
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Free off-street parking
Highchairs Available
Free Wifi
Accepts Credit Cards
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Wheelchair Accessible
Live Music
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Gift Cards Available
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"Typical seaside cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. After reading some peoples reviews I was expecting something amazing. Did not do it for us from..."
Derek Forster
"What a find! Turned off on a whim and had a lovely home cooked lunch. Super relaxed atmosphere in the cafe and spot on service. We were gifted coffee..."
Claire Bradshaw
"Really incredible place. The food is as amazing as the view! They were very accommodating and cooked their pizza on our Gluten free base that we..."
Phil Chamberlain
"Lovely sunny evening, we ordered 2 pizzas which were very tasty, crab & chilli pizza and also an asparagus pizza. Both were absolutely delicious...."
Jo Cushing
"The other half and I stopped here one bank holiday afternoon and had a lovely lunch. Don't be put off by the full car park or queue outside the..."
Adrian Tearle
"Been coming here for years but stopped coming when Wiveton hall featured on a TV programme and prices subsequently rocketed. Returned this year and..."
Nigel Gainsford
"Had enjoyable tea and cakes . The meals looked good too but we were eating out later..."
Orest Supyk
"Fantastic spot for breakfast, and if you pick your table right - with views over the North Norfolk coast. Good coffee, with lots of milk alternatives..."
Sam Bromfield
"Cafe decorated with slightly childish furniture. Serving nice quality brunch Of eggs Benedict and tea. The Benedict had good quality carved ham, not..."
Philip S.
"Local café near the Norfolk coast ...located down a driveway just off the coast road. Stopped for coffee as cake. Good coffee and delicious coffee..."
Lynda Armstrong
"Stopped off for coffee and cake. Been many times and it never disappoints lovely seating area in the wildflower area looking out over the fields to..."
David Garner
"Initially it appears ordinary but the decor, staff and food are all exceptional It's not easy making money out of an estate but this lot have got it..."
Rupert Wolfe Murray
"Had an amazing day yesterday. Good coffee and good food. Beautiful place to just chill grab a coffee and some food. Meet new..."
Edna Mendoza
"Loved this place my first visit, food was..."
Carole Cowles
"Fantastic staff, scenery, facilities and food. Great buzzer system when food is ready. Tables are nicely spaced..."
tommytuckerhare
"Wiveton Hall Cafe and shop is a real find. Made famous by Normal for Norfolk TV show. We saw Desmond on site and he is exactly as you'd expect. The..."
Phil Irish
"What a great place. Recommended to us by friends so we popped along for Sunday lunch. Food was great, staff very friendly, and what stunning views..."
Laurence Conisbee
"Only had some drinks, but it was friendly, not too busy and the views were amazing. Not entirely "normal", even for..."
John Hadfield
"Delicious pizza in a fantastic atmosphere. We sat outside with gorgeous sea views on a lovely Friday evening listening to a guitarist strumming...."
Brian Bonser