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We will also be operating on revised hours for the period. BridgeStones of Potter is a family run business offering traditional, home cooked food in a happy friendly atmosphere. Owners Nick and Maxine have over 30 years experience so you will be guaranteed excellent food and a warm welcome with a friendly atmosphere.

BridgeStones of Potter is located yards away from Potter Heigham Bridge overlooking the Thurne. The interior is a mix of comfortable modern and traditional decor with sofas and leather easy chairs as well as a bright and airy contemporary dining area. There is also outside seating for alfresco riverside eating, perfect for a relaxing drink and bite to eat, dogs are also welcome in the garden area.
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BridgeStones of Potter is proud to provide a range of homemade dishes, made from the freshest, highest quality ingredients which have been carefully selected and sourced from producers in the local area.

We offer a superb menu, with choices including All Day Breakfast, Light Bites, Sandwiches, Hand Battered Fish & Chips, Traditional Roasts, Gourmet Burgers, Traditional Lunches and Classic Gravy Meals, plus daily Special Dishes to offer variety for our regular customers.The restaurant provides a traditional, homely atmosphere, and our staff always give everyone a very warm welcome.
Why not treat that special someone to an afternoon tea at BridgeStones of Potter? We offer a mouth-watering selection of freshly baked cakes, homemade scones and a range of speciality teas. Fresh cut sandwiches with classic fillings, homebaked fruit or savoury scones, a delicious range of cakes and a choice of speciality teas.
Potter Heigham is a beautiful Norfolk Broads village located on the junction of the A149 from Stalham and the A1064 from Acle. Potter Heigham is one of the major boating centre's on the Norfolk Broads, with many boating holidays or day trips starting from here.

The famous medieval bridge gives access to the Upper Thurne, Hickling Broad and Horsey Mere with the banks of the River Thurne at Potter Heigham are lined with waterside bungalows, which can only be accessed by foot or boat.There are two national nature reserves within a short distance of the village; the Ludham - Potter Heigham NNR is to the west of the village whilst the Heigham Holmes NNR is to the east.
Reviews (10)
Earth Gazing
Earth Gazing
Nov 21, 2021
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Can you believe this cost me £6.95? I could make this myself for £1. I was still very hungry after. Bun wasn’t even toasted and felt old / stale. Probably wouldn’t have put lettuce in it if I didn’t ask if it came with salad. Absolute thieves ☹️ please don’t make the same mistake we did today
Amanda Smart
Amanda Smart
Oct 14, 2021
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We had the pleasure of having lunch here yesterday. The homemade chicken & mushroom pie was delicious served with seasonal vegetables. All the staff were lovely it was a great service. Thank you very much.
Cat Porter
Cat Porter
Oct 07, 2021
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Very nice place, welcoming n dog friendly , bit on high side with prices but the portion size and quality make it worth it ,there is a good selection of cakes too .
Samantha Jones
Samantha Jones
Sep 25, 2021
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Staff were incredibly friendly. Cannot fault the breakfast, for something so "simple" there are plenty of places that can ruin it! This did not disappoint. And the cakes are amazing! Took one away for later, they are huge!! All freshly made and baked in house. Would thoroughly recommend!
Susan Smith
Susan Smith
Sep 17, 2021
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A lovely clean restaurant and the food is always good, very popular in a perfect position near the bridge and the Broads. Ice cream you cannot beat it, clotted cream too....
Scotty C.
Scotty C.
Sep 12, 2021
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Absolutely fantastic. Food was delicious, so many cakes tried the brownie and caramel slice this time and now need to comeback and try more. Prawn baguette was perfect and the sausage roll great value. Will defo be back, and now tops my fave Broads cafe list!
The Irish Vegan
The Irish Vegan
Jul 06, 2021
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I came here for a spot of dinner & my family had two afternoon teas. the afternoon tea was absolutely beautiful looking, my family said it topped their list of best afternoon teas and i have to agree! they had large sandwiches of which you can tell are compiled of locally sourced bread & fillings; crisps, salad & coleslaw; their cheese & fruit scones arrived warm and baked to perfection (hearty sized also!); homemade sausage rolls with locally bought chutney; little packages of cheese; jam & clotted cream along with fresh strawberries and grapes. the price for the buffet compared to the quality
Lukasz Gruzla
Lukasz Gruzla
Jun 29, 2021
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Really friendly atmosphere and good, wholesome food, freshly prepared for you. The owner Really happy to help and makes you feel welcome. Cakes also delicious.
Katie Fletcher
Katie Fletcher
Jun 19, 2021
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Excellent service and food at a small and friendly restaurant in this popular tourist area.
I had Cod and chips, with mushy peas; my partner had haddock and chips with mushy peas, and we shared a pot of tea for two.
Dessert was Bakewell flapjack served with vanilla ice cream.
Food Excellent and Service flawless. We will be back.
Ian Norman
Ian Norman
Dec 05, 2020
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OMG - Rocky road straight from heaven. Norfolk tea room by the broads, Very clean spacious and friendly.
Although it is primarily a tea room they serve food all day.
Enjoyed breakfast although it the kitchen could be slightly more generous with the breakfast portions considering the competition next door and across the road.
Customers were socially distanced and sanitisers were provided.
Lovely cup of tea and we enjoyed feeding the swans across the road with 50p packets of oats outside.
Point to note parking behind the tea room on both sides was confused. With random bays marked private. Decided