This week the Café Royal is sharing the love with the launch of its new loyalty card. When you gather nine stamps on your card you’ll receive your tenth drink free.
You can collect stamps by buying a drink in the Café. Anyone attending our workshops including our Music and Movement for toddlers can receive a bonus stamp when buying a drink!
On Random Act of Kindness Day (17 February), anyone buying a drink in Café Royal will have the opportunity to win up to six stamps with the roll of the die!
Café Royal is open every day of the week with indoor and outdoor seating. Whether you are just popping in for a light bite, meeting friends in the city or looking for a place to host a local club meeting, the Café provides a welcoming space for all.
Laura Wakefield Head of Commercial at Norwich Theatre said: “At Norwich Theatre our customers are at the heart of what we do, whether it’s joining us for a show or enjoying the restaurant, bars and café. We are constantly looking for ways to delight and reward them and are excited to now be offering a loyalty card. It is a thank you to our Café Royal customers for supporting Norwich Theatre and our work it funds with local communities. Pick one up next time you visit and start collecting the stamps. And join us on Random Act of Kindness Day on Thursday 17 February when you might receive additional stamps!”
Offering a range of barista coffees, speciality teas, light lunches and delicious cakes and pastries, the café compliments Norwich Theatre’s pre-show dining at Prelude restaurant. It promotes and supports great Norfolk producers, including Loaf Microbakery in Wymondham, Norfolk Dapple and Norfolk White Lady cheese, and Sponge Cakes handmade in Holt.
By eating and drinking at the Café you will be contributing to Norwich Theatre’s artistic and creative programmes and support our work with the community. There is a wide range of community projects and creative opportunities for individuals to develop new skills or support their emotional well-being through creativity and inspire future generations.