Dogs must be on leads inside the cafe. They are welcome in the main cafe area but in our separate small Quiet Space area then only assistance dogs are allowed.
The cafe is run by The Feed, a social enterprise with a mission to prevent poverty, hunger and homelessness in Norwich. By using the cafe who are helping fund their work.
All food is prepared fresh, there are cooked breakfasts, homemade cakes and sausage rolls, jacket potatoes, toasted ciabattas and hot daily specials. There are vegan options across the range.
The park itself is well-maintained and includes a children’s playground.
Free car park is off Angel Road, Norwich, NR3 3HX. The cafe is a 5 minute walk away with level access.
As per all listings on Dog Friendly Norfolk, we accept well behaved dogs.
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Stephen Robson
a month agoBrilliant cafe in the heart of Waterloo Park. Staff are very attentive and the food is very good. The decor of the cafe is unusual, especially the sunflowers on the ceiling. It's a great place to unwind after a long walk around the park. I had a fruit scone, which was an 9 out of 10, plus an black coffee, which was again of a high standard and well worth the wait.
Paul Apostoli
a week agoA fabulous facility for people, good food and drinks at reasonable prices in a clean well spaced cafe with lovely staff and clean fresh toilets. A GEM! found this whilst walking as my car being serviced locally, an Oasis in the middle of an urban residential area. FAB!
E Evangelista
5 months agoJust the perfect location and the missing link the complete the amenities in Waterloo park. The is really good though the wait can be a bit long at times but worth it as the place is cozy and homey. You can just spend time just doing nothing and enjoy their delicious sausage rolls or cheese cone match with their hot drinks. It was a delight spending an afternoon tea in this place.
Clifford M Willett (Cliff)
a year agoYou can't go far wrong with a breakfast deal that involves a vegan sausage bap and a decent coffee for £4. (The menu is eclectic and diverse, but I have very simple tastes.) Or find a much nicer location than an ornate pavilion overlooking a park. The interior feels light and spacious and there is a generous amount of outdoor seating. And I've personally found the service efficient and friendly.
Chris Matthews
8 months agoCafe is good, lots of choice. Have had very mixed experiences depending on staff. Sometimes it feels as if it is a hassle to serve you. Other than that the food is tasty and reasonably priced.