Cafe Club in Norwich city centre closes after decade

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 10:41 · Archive

The Cafe Club in King Street, Norwich, is closing on Friday after ten years in operation.

The Cafe Club in King Street, Norwich, announced it will close on Friday after a decade in operation. The coffee and sandwich bar revealed the closure on social media, thanking customers for their support during the past ten years. The current management said the cafe would take a short break whilst the new owner prepared to take over.

The King Street site was opened in May 2016 by Rebecca Savage, who had previously worked in the tech industry in London and wanted a career change. The business had expanded to a second site on St Andrews Hill in 2022, though that location closed at the end of 2023.

The current management encouraged customers to follow Crumb Norwich, run by Jacob Oddy, for further updates on what will happen next at the King Street location. No details have been given about when the cafe might reopen under new ownership.

How it is being reported

• City centre cafe to close its doors after 10 yearsThe Cafe Club in King Street, Norwich, has announced it will be shutting on Friday as it prepares to change management.Norwich Evening News · 5 Nov, 10:20
• City centre cafe to close its doors after 10 yearsThe Cafe Club in King Street, Norwich, has announced it will be shutting on Friday as it prepares to change management.Eastern Daily Press · 5 Nov, 10:20

In this story: The Cafe Club · King Street · Norwich · Rebecca Savage · Jacob Oddy · Crumb Norwich

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