From a seaside tearoom to a cafe in the city with its own pet dog, these are some of the cosiest spots for a bite to eat in Norfolk according to our readers.
1. Kiah Homebakes
Where: The Street, Hemsby, Great Yarmouth, NR29 4EU
Kiah Homebakes in Hemsby was awarded top marks by Lucy Ward, who said: "They have the best homemade cakes and scones that melt in your mouth.
"It is dog friendly and has beautiful afternoon teas. My favourite place ever."
Kiah prides itself on its homemade products which include freshly prepared sandwiches, toasties and paninis.
2. The Old Reading Room & Gallery
Where: The Street, Holt, NR25 7EL
Josie Wharton was eager to mention "Kelling Tea Rooms" among the cosiest spots she knows, saying: "Always very friendly and welcoming, the staff are brilliant and there's a great atmosphere".
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Paul Reynolds agreed "100pc" about the selection of teas and coffees, with plenty of reading material to accompany it.
3. Carberrys
Where: 18 Wensum Street, Norwich, NR3 1HY
Diane Jacques had plenty of good things to say about Carberrys in Norwich which specialises in Italian gelato, jacket potatoes and cream teas.
She said: "You always receive a very warm welcome from the staff and the resident golden retriever, Toby.
"The food is delicious and all customers are catered for at a reasonable price. There are ice cream scoops in the summer too - I definitely recommend a visit."
4. The Artisan Cafe
Where: Artisan Café Alby Crafts & Gardens, Cromer Road, Norwich, NR11 7QE
If you are ever in Erpingham, Rachel Bailey recommends you visit The Artisan Cafe where visitors can try their freshly baked scones, sausage rolls and scotch eggs.
"It's awesome," she said. "Fab food, super staff and a lovely location. My ‘go-to’, always."
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Jenny Johnson seemed to agree: "A lovely place and lovely staff."
5. The Ratcatchers
Where: Eastgate, Cawston, NR10 4HA
Diva Medeiros thought The Ratcatchers deserved a mention, saying: "Delicious food, very friendly staff and nicely decorated."
The Ratcatchers is ranked number 55 of 728 restaurants in Norwich according to Tripadvisor and specialises in steak with a brasserie influence.
6. The Railway Tavern
Where: 1 Norwich Road, Poringland, NR14 7AB
Lizze Hollaman said of The Railway Tavern: "Lovely atmosphere, dog-friendly, beautiful fish and chips and a good selection of drinks.
"The staff and owner are always lovely, friendly and polite."
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Situated in the heart of Poringland, it brings together communities from Framingham Earl, Stoke Holy Cross and Alpington with a range of pub-style food and regular musical acts.
7. The Lemon Tree Cafe
Where: 2 Damgate Street, Wymondham, NR18 0BQ
With its vegetarian, vegan and dairy-free lunch options, it is not hard to see why Elizabeth Joint loves The Lemon Tree Cafe in Wymondham.
She said it has "great food and friendly staff" on top of being open every day of the week except Monday.
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