The Hub - Carta

Stopped for coffee and a sausage roll , had seen the hub many times but this was the first time we called in . first impressions was that the place was spotlessly clean and the food looked tempting and at a very good price.

As the name suggests, this restaurant is housed in an ex-bank. Nepalese food like nothing else we've experienced. Second visit. Brilliant. Worth trying. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

We are frequent visitors to the Hub, and always find it welcoming, clean and tidy. The volunteers are very helpful, and there is always a good selection of cakes and scones. For lunch the sandwiches are freshly made, and the jacket potatoes are the best we have found locally. Selection of gluten free cakes and bread are available too. Ver carta

Right in the centre of Sheringham and run mainly by volunteers. I had a sausage roll and a coffee, both of which were fine. I did feel rather squashed in as the tables are really close together and there was no social distancing which made me slightly uncomfortable. Clean toilets but very strangely set out and the cubicle I used was so small the door almost hit the toilet bowl.

This restaurant is lovely, with a stunning view of the old bank safe. The decorations are beautiful, featuring paintings and photos from Nepal. We tried the lunch menu and it was tasty - we definitely plan to return for dinner. I would recommend a visit here, the staff is friendly and the food is delicious. Service, atmosphere, and food all receive top ratings. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £10-20

First time visiting this restaurant, clean and smart, service was excellent, kebab starter was fresh hot and tasty, fresh paddadams and great pickle tray. Chicken tikka byriani was perfect and good size pieces of chicken. Really good curry sauce too.Naan bread one of the best I've had in a long time. Finished with apple crumble and ice cream, both good quality. We will definitely return very soon Service: Dine in Ver carta

Went there on a wet and windy summer's day! Had two jacket potatoes, absolutely wonderful, fluffy and obviouly not done in a microwave! Just one little tip, could the chef do something more adventurous than cheese and onion jacket potatoes as a special, the last chef used to do camembert and brie, so lovely, do miss that! However, everything is lovely and so reasonable, keep it up, all the volunteers are so friendly and helpful!

The hub is an ideal place to stop for lunch staff are friendly helpful they’re all volunteers Prices are very reasonable they have a good selection of snacks and a variety of delicious home made cakes scones they are licensed so you can enjoy a glass of wine or a beer I can recommend the sandwiches which come with salad coleslaw crisps all for just under £4 they do tend to get busy at lunchtime but I’ve always managed to find a table I noticed they do an evening menu from 4pm on the days there is a performance at the theatre

We just called in for a drink, you order at the counter and bring them to the table yourself, my Brother and his partner both had Latte's, i had a Mocha, when my brothers partner got to the table she told me which was mine, or which should have been mine, but they all looked the same, and all tasted the same, which was a shame as i was looking forward to the Mocha, plus the Latte's didn't taste like Latte's either. it was only looking at other reviews on here that i found out the staff are volunteers, they could do with a bit of training for the differant coffee's on offer. apart from that, the place is nice and clean, and the staff seem very friendly Ver carta