Sainsbury's - South Norfolk

I needed one thing to eat, it was 1330 and I’de just fuelled my car, so Sainsbury’s was the obvious choice. Light and spacious, this could be so nice, but with just one person serving, and endless old folk ordering lunch and paying in cash, it took me 10 minutes to get served. The cappuccino was OK, although the server was no barista. The croissant I chose was what you’d expect they’re on sale downstairs in the store after all. Last week I was in Eastern Europe. Today I thought I’d returned, but taken back to 1970. I guess this is what old folk in Norfolk prefer.

.... but very good and clean. After a couple of disastrous experiences on this site it was the safest option. Lovely hot chocolate.

Terrible food, horrible service, for a restaurant that is in a supermarket..!! Nothing good to say about it.

Visited here one lunchtime and was very disappointed. The staff were lovely and friendly but the food was awful. We waited about half an hour for our food and when it arrived it was inedible 3 hard dry chicken nuggets and a undercooked potato with a black bit in it. There are no chips allowed on the kids meals anymore as it’s a new healthy eating initiative, which is great but i take my children out for a treat they can eat healthy at home. The soup was cold and didn’t taste very nice. Such a shame as sainsburys cafe was a lovely lunch pre covid but it’s really gone downhill.

As my kitchen was occupied by the contents of my lounge, due to doing my floor, my wife and I decided to get our breakfast at Sainsbury’s cafe. I had the big breakfast (not so big), she opted for scrambled egg, avocado and salmon. Mine was very disappointing, Wetherspoon’s do the best breakfast for this money. My wife was more pleased with hers. I couldn’t eat my sausages, it was very poor.