| The many faces of Sheringham. After a
dismal storm-lashed jaunt to Cromer in search of classic high-street
action and ambience we took off to nearby Sheringham to find
a handful of useful caffs dotted round the town's main drag.
The Sea Breeze is typical of several types of establishment in
the town, a parlour cafe replete with net curtains and endless
outdoor menu signs; close by, an anonymous eaterie with lovely
fluted-wood doors and pink internal banquettes and finally, a
chipper little interior from another unknown joint admirably
conforming to the classic cafes 'holy trinity' of table-chair-light
fitting. Why divert from the one true path when, with powder
blue wall sand an ornate kitchen screen, the spuds are this lovely? |
