The Deli Round The Corner is a fabulous place brimming with goodies. Everything from cheeses, cold…read moremeats, organic meat and veg by local producers to home made quiche with roast peppers and goats cheese to chocolate made with organic chocolate. Absolutely lovely heavenly and always welcoming.

How much do I love this shop.First thing is it's so quaint and in a lovely situation.Most…read moreimportantly,the goods on offer.They have such lovely food.All very fresh.It always smells so lovely when you go in.I try to have a little of something different each time I go as there is such a good choice.I love the home baked stuff and the cheeses.Very Yummy.It's just so nice to find a little gem of a shop like this.It makes the shopping experience so different and enjoyable.The staff are always eager to help too.

I visited the cheese room which sells lots of lovely local Northumbrian cheeses as well as…read morechutneys, crusty loaves, biscuits and more. Sandwiches are also on sale for the lunchtime trade. All in all it's a friendly and individualistic little shop in this historic and busy little Northumbrian town.

The cheese room is the main reason to visit this shop, but there are lots of other little treats…read morethat'll catch your eye. They've got some excellent breads and a whole lot of lovely things in jars. I went in the other day to get some cheese and ended up spending fifty quid on various lovely things. Oops.

Lovely little Deli in Newcastle offering a range of sandwiches, bruchetta, salads, pizza, pasta and…read morea large array of cakes. I opted for a build your own sandwich which consisted of chicken, brie and chilli sauce. For this, a drink and a packet of Kettle Chips, it came to around £7 which in my opinion is not bad! It was the lunchtime rush so she didn't put the chilli sauce in and put chorizo in instead. When I went in to ask her to correct her mistake she was very apologetic and gave me some chilli sauce with no extra cost - despite the fact that they were busy and the baguette was tasty! Unfortunately I didn't get to try their cakes as I was so full up and didn't fancy going to queue up again but if I'm in Newcastle I definitely will!

Cranstons, the family-owned butchers in Penrith, has been serving local meat since 1914. Now it has…read moreopened a new café above the Cumbrian Food Hall, close to the M6 on the south-west side of the town. When I visited on a lunchtime in late November, the place was packed with locals, no doubt taking the opportunity to get out and about following the recent Biblical downpour. As you'd expect there's plenty of meat on the menu: an 8oz Gammon Steak; Cumberland Sausage with mash and red onion marmalade; an 8oz steak burger with streaky bacon and home made chips. Each of these costs £8.45. For £10.25 you can try the 'Cranstons' Local Platter, which features pastrami, roast ham and smoked pork loin. I was told that the soup of the day was parsnip and banana. I gave this a miss and opted for Chicken and Mediterranean Vegetable Terrine with tomato and olive chutney. It played safe, in my opinion, and would have benefited from a more imaginative accompaniment. A nod to vegetarians comes in the form of Grilled Goats Cheese & Pickled Beetroot Salad and Quiche of the Day. But I think a vegetarian in Cumbria is someone who has resolved not to eat meat between meals. The café is bright, spacious and unfussily furnished. The tall windows offer panoramic views of the lowering skies over the northern fells. On the opposite wall, a water-painting depicts a more benign riparian scene.

what can i say about this fine specialist butchers, apart from you have to go to buy to experience…read morethe quality of the food. The meat is so fresh, and they do fab stir frys plus so much more than you would expect frfom a butchers. There is also a really good fruit and veg section in there along with a local family run bakers whose bread is good.They also sell locally produced desserts and specialist food tha you wont find in supermarkets. If its something different for tea you are looking for then i strongly recommend you give this place a go.

Probably best deli we know in town. Not cheap but tasty. Small cafe inside with sofa and tables…read more Local and international foody goodies. Chees and butchers counters

Stewart & Co is a staple of Jesmond life really. The goods carried are fantastic mix of well known…read morebranded classics and more obscure but equally delicious items. From luxury goods to healthy treats it caters well for us vegetarian types . Young family friendly too.My favourite bit is the organic and world beers section which is great for us casual drunks out there as it beats another Newcastle brown ale Only mild (-very minor-) criticisms are 1] Occasionally the staff are a little ditzy and forget to tally up orders correctly 2] {And this is strictly a lifestyle choice one} Im fine with people eating meat and the butcher section but the photo posters dissecting the cow, pig and lamb are a bit much especially with kids about.

Love this cafe and deli. It's a hidden gem of a place with great coffee and superb cheese scones…read more Dog friendly and sitting outside too. Highly recommend.

From the owner: We love the good things in life. Good coffee, good tea, good homemade food.read more

This is an amazing, unique cheese shop which is renowned throughout Northumberland and now sells…read morecheese around the world. There is even a story about royalty getting cheese from this company!!! The shop is small and smells strongly but the cheese is fantastic. Local varieties such as Northumberland Cheese and Cheviot Cheese available as well as the standard cheese like Chedder etc. They also sell products like Chain Bridge Honey Farm Honey, cakes and biscuits, jam and spreads, many organic or specialist products. Definately a place to go if you are visiting the area.

Lovely cheese shop selling vast range of soft and hard cheese with biscuits and chutneys. They do a…read morelovely Spanish filos cheese a little more expensive than you would get at asda but worth it

I visited this business on 01/10/24. I purchased a forequarter of beef which had been stripped off…read morethe bone in different cuts. The displayed weight was 55.35kg at £4.89/kg. My assumption was that that was the total weight of the meat I bought. However, when I got home and weighed the meat myself, it was about 35kg! I immediately rang them to report this, and they admitted that the weight displayed was inclusive of the bone! I pointed out to them that this was false advertising, especially as I wasn't given this bone that had been included in the price I paid. They admitted that they could have done better by making it clear that the displayed weight was inclusive of the removed bone. They, however, denied that they owed me any compensation for false advertising. I just want to put this out there for other unsuspecting customers like me!

The cafe / canteen is rough, ready and mainly used by either the local industry, pensioners or…read morecustomers who's prefers low value, cheap heavy loaded, pilled high plates of food rather than on quality. My experience is that you can eat enough yourself for your full family for a very cheap price but towards the end of the serving shift the food is either cold or well withered. The shop has really come on from what it used to be when you could buy limps of meat in packaging that was dripping in blood and it was all a rough and ready experience. Nowadays, they have a fish counter, deli, good value good quality fruit and veg etc but to me the meat is still just meat with no idea of where it is from.