About
Welcome to BridgeStones of Potter, a charming cafe nestled in the picturesque Potter Heigham, Great Yarmouth. This quaint establishment is more than just a place to grab a bite; it offers a unique blend of delightful ambiance and mouthwatering dishes. With its olde-worlde decor, wooden tables, and a dog-friendly garden room, BridgeStones is the perfect haven for both locals and visitors alike.
As you step inside, you're greeted by the warm and inviting atmosphere that captivates the spirit of a traditional British cafe. It’s a perfect spot for anyone, whether you’re in for a hearty breakfast, a leisurely afternoon tea, or a comforting Sunday roast. The menu boasts a variety of delightful offerings, ranging from delicious sandwiches like honey roast ham and cheese & ham, to refreshing smoothies such as strawberry and banana, and exotic mango, papaya, and pineapple blends.
The reviews speak volumes about the welcoming nature of the staff. Customers consistently praise their attentiveness and willingness to cater to dietary restrictions, making each visit a personalized experience. As one delighted visitor shared, "the staff made the experience special," which truly sums up what BridgeStones stands for—outstanding service paired with exceptional food.
A must-try at BridgeStones is their sensational afternoon tea, where you can indulge in an array of beautifully arranged treats. The exquisite cakes, baked on-site, are another highlight that should not be missed. From the humongous slice of millionaire flapjack to the rich and creamy thick shakes, every bite is a testimony to the cafe’s dedication to high-quality ingredients and artistry in presentation.
Aside from the delightful food, the location itself offers picturesque views and a perfect setting for a post-meal stroll, making it an ideal destination after visiting Lathams next door. As many satisfied customers would agree, a visit to BridgeStones of Potter is not just about the food—it's about the entire experience. Whether you're feeding the ducks outside or enjoying one of their expertly brewed coffees with a friend, you will leave with a smile and a full heart.
So, if you find yourself in the area, don't miss out on the opportunity to visit BridgeStones of Potter. With its combination of delicious dishes, friendly service, and charming atmosphere, this cafe is truly a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
“ Very pleasant olde worlde cafe. The ambiance is very quaint with wooden tables, old fashioned decor etc but it works really well in the location. Only came for coffee and a humongous slice of millionaire flapjack both of which were delicious. They also do reasonably priced breakfasts, fish and chips, burgers, Sunday roasts, afternoon tea. They have a dog friendly garden room attached as well. Well worth a visit especially if you have been visiting Lathams next door and fancy something different to their cafe. ”
“ Five stars does not seem adequate in this instance. Our party thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon tea at BridgeStones but it is the staff who truly made the experience special. Nothing – and I do mean nothing – was too much trouble for them and the chef bent over backwards to come up with creative solutions to dietary restrictions of a member of our group. If you are in the area you will kick yourselves if you don’t stop in at least once. ”
“ Outstanding place, so friendly and welcoming, nice decor and the food is excellent. Bonus is the vast range of delicious cakes that are baked on site. I can't recommend it enough. ”
“ Me and my friend reserved a table, which was ready when we arrived. We were seated straight away and offered tea or coffee. We chose Decaf tea, which arrived very quickly in a teapot for 2. The tea filled 4 cups, then we were given another teapot after, from another staff member. All staff were friendly and helpful. We had reserved a table for afternoon tea (see pictures for food and look). The food was exceptional. The amount of food given and the quality - can't fault any of it. (When booking they ask what type of sandwich you would like and if there are any dietary requirements). The cafe was nicely decorated and clean. The seats were comfortable and there was a lot of natural light. The price was reasonable and would go back. There is a free large car park across the road to park in (not sure if you have to go into Lathams whilst there, but we did anyway). There is also a nice walk to do nearby and cute ducks outside. The cafe also sells duck-food for 75p per bag, so you can also feed all the ducks (which we also did). The place is easy to find and has an easily accessible entry and easy to get around when inside. 10/10 ”
“ This was the first time we’d eaten here but will most definitely not be the last. I had the roast turkey, my husband had roast chicken. It was delicious! There’s plenty to choose from on the menu. The staff are all friendly, smiling and welcoming and the venue is lovely and clean. First class. ”
“ Lots of choices for gluten free and dairy free including cake which is unusual in most places. Fresh cooked food and large portion size, all delicious. Cake to take home is a winner. Staff are so friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a visit. ”
“ Fantastic Lunchtime Visit to BridgeStones of Potter Heigham Stopped in at BridgeStones of Potter Heigham for a lunchtime treat and was thoroughly impressed. I had the Oreo chocolate milkshake and the roast turkey with stuffing baguette, which came with perfectly cooked roast potatoes and a delicious homemade gravy for dipping – absolutely spot on! Despite it being half term, the restaurant was clean, tidy, and had a welcoming atmosphere. The staff were fantastic – helpful, friendly, and genuinely made the visit even more enjoyable. The menu is packed with hearty, home-cooked meals that all looked incredibly tempting. I would highly recommend BridgeStones to anyone in the area. It’s a must-visit if you’re nearby! ”
“ Had afternoon tea for our 29th wedding anniversary. The place was amazing. Good friendly service. Lovely food. Made a special occasion more special. Thank you so much. ”