Wonderful coffee house on Holy Island. Coffee is delicious, service is very friendly, and the spot…read moreis cozy - especially on a windy day. We didn't eat anything, but I did leave with a t-shirt! Like others mentioned, very environmentally conscious. Wish we had arrived earlier in the day to (sensibly) have more than one! A definite stop for our next visit to the island.

It's a wonderful place. It's a family run, socially-minded speciality coffee shop and roastery, on…read morethe beautiful, windswept and wild Holy Island of Lindisfarne in North Northumberland. There's a separate on site building for its roastery. The coffee is ace, we got a flat white, a cappuccino and two Americanos and the coffee smell was delicious. I've noted many of the chain coffee places don't have this notable inviting aroma. The home - made cakes and sweet treats were delicious too. I'd give it 5 green stars for its environmental commitments. It was real busy and we had to stand a while to get the bench seating outside in a breezy almost warm day. They had ample room inside but almost everybody opted for outdoors. They say that their mission is to bring top quality, speciality grade, carefully sourced arabica coffee beans from around the world, into the hands of UK coffee lovers. I agree they do. I would have liked to find out if their coffee is shade grown and if they buy from all female farm workers. I wonder too if they decaffeinate their own coffee and if so how? Really worth supporting.

Stopped for breakfast before heading home to Scotland, lovely full breakfast and free coffee…read morerefills. Great cafe with a good selection of cakes, bakes and sweet treats, and a cracking breakfast menu. Nice outdoor play park for the kids and excellent farm shop for picking up good quality local produce.

My husband (a Berwick native) and I spent a day on Holy Island two years ago, and got a hankering…read morefor a snack. We wandered around and thought this place looked friendly enough. To get to the cafe entrance you go through the back garden where there is a small patio with a few tables. The coffee counter is quite literally in the back of someone's kitchen and they had a wonderful assortment of baked goods. And then I saw it....one slice left of apple pie. I am not sure if the pie just looked that good or it was something more...but I knew that would be a good pie. It was obviously homemade and I had fantasies of a wee grandma slaving away in her kitchen using a recipe her wee grandma had handed down to her. I ordered the last slice of the apple pie, sat down and tucked in...and I am not kidding when I say it was the best slice of apple pie in my life, if not the best thing I've ever eaten. I spent the next several minutes in pure epicurian euphoria. I'm sure the tea and coffee was nice but that slice of apple pie was unforgettable.

WOW WOW! Stopped into T's Koffee & Kreme on 7/5/12 on a day trip to Seashouses. All 4 of the party…read morehad fish and chips served with salad, bread and butter and tea or coffee, what can i say....amazing!! Lovely cosy little cafe, very clean but to top it all off the staff were amazing! Never have i seen a fab bunch of ladies do EVERYTHING and ANYTHING they can to please the customers, all smiles and really made my day :D On my next trip to Seahouses from Newcastle i will definitely be having lunch there again and will strongly recommend this fine cafe to all my friends and family. You made me very happy indeed! 10/10 :D

A rainy day in Berwick-Upon-Tweed and the Corner House beckoned. We got there just after opening,…read moreand the scones were just being taken out of the oven. The cheese scone was excellent, with a hint of warmth in the mouth. The fruit ones were good too so I was told. Both were large and filling, great on a cold day. The coffee is locally ground and as good as any I've had. The staff are very friendly and there are plenty of books and some toys to keep the young ones entertained. Books cover one wall and along the window which can be bought.

This is a delightful cafe full of character, with a charming staff, esoteric decoration, leather…read moresofas, jazz music, and books. Located just around the corner from the town hall, this place is an absolute joy. A perfect place to relax, hide from the rain showers, and recharge my iPad. I wish I lived locally, as I would be a regular customer. I love charming cafes, and this place is as fine as they come. I had an outstanding house salad with Parma ham and couscous, for 4 Pounds. A really lovely place.

Wow! Great service and REALLY tasty food! When you are a captive crowd at a castle, you don't…read moreexpect great food. They could have had so-so food for too much money, but instead, there is a wide variety of delicious options at the Clock Tower Tea Room. My toasted tuna was delicious. They made it fresh in front of me. My husband loved his quiche and the portion sizes of both were great. There were so many different yummy looking options! If you are at Bamburgh castle, don't hesitate to go here. You won't regret it!

Staggeringly delicious scones and ploughman's…read more Our family of four recently had a late breakfast here that featured - no joke - the best scones we had in a scone filled tour of Great Britain from Dover to Edinburgh through London and the castles of Northumberland. Both they and the ploughman's were so good that we ended up eating lunch here as well. And while the soup, salad, and sandwiches we had for lunch weren't quite up to the same level they were still mighty tasty. My only nit (and it is a small one) is that though the coffee was reasonably tasty the sharp contrast between my smallish cup of joe and my wife's enormous pot of tea was more than a little dispiriting.

A great stop for a coffee, cake, bite of lunch and mostly ice cream! As well as a selection of…read moresandwiches and panini the main attraction was a selection of sundaes, or waffles and crepes with a variety of toppings to choose from. We stopped in first for a coffee whilst awaiting a boat tour of the Farne Islands, and again for a sweet treat after seeing plentiful grey seals and a handful of puffins. Would be a great place to pick up an ice cream on the way home from one of the many fish and chips venues in town.

Great coffee,outstanding services,well planned out.read more

The usual offering from a national chain. You know what to expect. Cortado is best but nothing like…read morethe Cortado coffee available in Spain (where they may have got the idea?). Clientel include the usual mix of pensioners on afternoon release (more during dry weather) and single mothers spending your income tax. Nice cakes.

I am so glad that we picked Nero over the much bigger and busier Costa down the street. We were…read moredown in Berwick today and since it was raining and we were in need of a coffee, we decided to pop in for a drink. We sat at some armchairs in the middle of the cafe which were comfortable enough but the sofas in the front looked a lot nicer. However, they were all taken up by people who had already finished their coffee. I had a hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows which really warmed me up after a cold stroll down Marygate. We also got 2 cakes. A chocolate brownie and a traybake. I had the brownie and it was delicious. Much better than the plastic ones they sell in my school canteen! There are lots of places to sit but the cafe has a cosy feel to it, unlike the busy Costa which is very cramped, despite being larger. The staff were friendly and efficient which is important to know if you were considering visiting. Caffè Nero will always be my first choice in Berwick as it was nice and peaceful, and offers good coffee. Very underrated if you ask me.

International chain of coffee shops gives no surprises. You know what you're getting when you walk…read morein. Staff are friendly and the place is clean. Seats in the window are limited but why anyone would want to sit there just to be stared at like a zoo animal, by passing benefit claimants who are jelous of your ability to afford a latte and brownie, is beyond me to be honest.