We dropped in for a coffee and something to eat on Saturday morning. Served by an American lady who was extremely nice and in fact inside everyone seemed really nice. The coffee was good and the pain au chocolat was to die for!! The place...More

This was a lovely little cafe in the centre of Orford, but the owner has closed this and the shop and the butchers, and now opened a very small shop, with limited stock.

It has closed. It is shut. It is no longer open. What a shame it has gone. Like wise a shame the village shop has also relocated to smaller premises around the corner.

Nice little cafe in the centre of Orford next the the village store. Food is fresh and appears to be 'home made' although a tad expensive. Spend half an hour on a nice day sitting outside with a coffee and snack watching village life go...More

Meat platter and fish platter were both excellent; good quality and generous portion sizes. The giant fish finger sandwich was indeed about the size of a house brick. Local made pies as well. All in all a great place for a cheap simple lunch in...More

Plenty of homemade choices here and we were pleased with our lunches. The general store had a good range of everything else too.

We had a lovely lunch...meat platter and a giant fish sandwich...both excellent, food rustic but sophisticated and lovely spot sat outside in the sunshine. The service was not very friendly low...waitress a little lacking in patience (maybe she was having a bad day) and don't...More

Popped in for a cuppa after exploring Orford Castle, tea was well presented real tea leaves in a pot that poured into the cup rather than everywhere, we shared an excellent platter of food including homemade pork pie, excellent ham and great olives. Sat at...More

Three of us visited, ordering a bacon sandwich and two Welsh rarebits with teas. Bacon sandwich was excellent. Welsh rarebits were lone slices of cheese on toast with a bit of onion scattered on top - for £4 each. Teapots incredibly dirty - can't have...More

Called in for a light lunch whilst visiting Orford and it served a purpose. The café is connected to the shop and has little indoor seating and a few tables outside. The coffee and teas were nice but the food wasn't anything other than, just...More