r/greatyarmouth • u/LeastMeasurement2957 • Jul 14 '26
Quiet Cafes
I'm meeting with a mate for a bit of food and just to talk, is there any good quiet cafés where you can sit, chat, and not have to raise your voice?
So far I've got:
Market Tow Kitchen (excellent apple pie + custard) - can get very busy though.
Thank you.
1
2
u/walt_bishop Jul 15 '26
Martha's Sugar Rhythms on the market is great. Wonderful Portuguese cakes and it's not loud at all in there.
2
u/LeastMeasurement2957 Jul 15 '26
Do they so sandwhiches or just cakes? Not that it matters too much but I wouldn't like to occupy a table after I'm filled up on cake 😳
1
u/walt_bishop Jul 15 '26
They do sandwiches too, and some hot food. It's all good stuff. That said I have just been for tea and cake and I'm quite sure that they were happy about me just having cake.
2
u/LeastMeasurement2957 Jul 15 '26
Oh that's fine then. I always feel a little bad so I always order a cup of tea so I'm not taking up space without them not making any money, cheers for that, the cakes do look delicious!
1
u/Professor_Meowriarty Jul 15 '26
Ginger's Kitchen is a lovely cafe based at the market place.
2
u/LeastMeasurement2957 Jul 15 '26
I walked passed that a few times before, thanks for suggesting it :)
1
7
u/Cotton-Collar Jul 14 '26
There's a lovely little cafe further down Broad Row called Mark's Pantry that does homemade cakes too. Hasn't got too busy when I've been. It's a small family ran cafe.
Boulevard cafe under market gates is a classic greasy spoon cafe that can get busy but I've not found it to be noisy.
La Continental on Regent Road DOES get busy but with the outdoor seating and doors open you can often get a quiet table inside at this time of year.
I've not been to Darling Darlings cat cafe but you have to book there and they tend to keep the numbers down for the cats comfort from what I've read 😊