Elliots is situated right on linthorpe road and looks very inviting form the roadside. Inside…read morethey're lovely comfy sofas to sit on and a selection of books and magazines to read. It is predominately a coffee shop with a good selsctions of coffee but they also sell other hot and cod drinks. There is a good selection of cakes, sandwiches and snacks too and although its not the cheapest, it is reasonable.

I went to this coffee shop/snack bar a few days ago. I had never noticed it before as it seems to…read moreblend with all the other shops around it. I'm glad we decided to go in though. It has a very friendly atmosphere, it wasn't that busy when we went in, but people kept coming and going on a regular basis as we sat and had lunch. Overall I was very pleased with service, and the quality of the food. There is a relatively small selection of different things to eat, but the things that they do serve have many different fillings/topping to choose from. For 3 people, lunch with drinks, came to under £15 which i thought was quite good, taking into account the quality of the food, and the amount of it. This shop is a nice place to be, the music isn't to loud, and the chairs are very comfortable. What I was impressed with most was, even though it is a premises that serves food and drink, they still allowed my mums guide dog puppy in, even though lots of places frown upon it unless the dog has properly been trained.

This place is one of the best kept secrets in middlesbrough. It is actually very close to the bus…read morestation and just of the main square of the town centre. Basically its a greasy spoon type cafe but it is family run and very enjoyable to eat here. The menu is exstensive, the staff are friendly and the food is home made, tasty and cheap. It does get busy around lunchtime everyday so you may have to wait for a table and i have been known to share a table with strangers in the past. The food is why people come because its proper meals: raost dinners, fish n chips, chops, omelettes, fry ups, pies etc all home made and freshly cooked yum x

this is excellent for a big brekkie to start the day off just outside middlesbrough bus station on…read morenewport road, the food is lovely and the prices are quite cheap about £4-£4-50 FOR A FULL ENGLISH WOULD RECOMMEND, STAFF ARE ALWAYS POLITE AND SERVICE IS GREAT

Goodbody's is still a fantastic place to eat - I still go there for the vegan burgers (they do all…read moresorts of burgers, there's plenty to choose from). And they're brilliant! You get some salad and some crisps on the plate with your burger, and it's extremely filling. Whether want a quick bite to eat, a take-away sandwich, just some tea or a full meal, it's great for everything. Take-away tends to be just salads and sandwiches etc. but you can get burgers, jacket potatoes, paninis etc. if you sit in the cafe. The waiters are all friendly and professional, but it also has a cosy cafe feel to the place. It can get quite busy around lunch time so, unless you're grabbing take-away, expect to spend some time there. You never feel like you're being rushed to finish your food though, it's all very relaxed.

This is a busy cafe in Albert Street, about 5 minutes away from the Railway station…read more Jackets, sandwiches and salads are the order of the day, with a better-than-average vegetarian selection. I had bacon and brie in a granary bap with salad, which I really enjoyed - in particular, the bap was really fresh with that yummy bakery smell.

Cafe Boulevard is a new sandwich shop/cafe on Borough Road in Middlesbrough not far from the…read morejunction with Albert Road. It has a modern interior with seating both inside and out and there is a handy flatscreen tv and magazines and papers for customers. They have a good range of sandwiches, toasties, panninis and also do jackets, pies, chips and other light snacks. They also have a daily special, for example have seen mince and dumplings and chicken parmesan on the board. Staff are friendly and polite and the food is fresh and tasty. If they keep up this service they are probably likely to do well.

the galley cafe is in the hill street shopping centre in middlesbrough very easily missed as it is…read moresituated between 2 shops and to go up you have to climb a very steep set of stairs to get there not very good for the older generation, but once you are in the cafe there are loads of tables to sit at and enjoy the lovely menu which is quite extensive and very reasnobly priced, staff are very curtious and polite

Great value and a wide variety of food from salad boxes to paninis. Nice quiet seating area outside…read moretoo.

sorry, very poor value for money, yesterday 25/02/14 l took a friend to this cafe we had 2 cups of…read moretea, l bacon sandwich and l BLT the total was nearly £9 the sandwiches had just 1 slice of bacon on them. the atmosphere where terrible as the owner/server was arguing with a customer inside the cafe as we where eating. We wont be using this cafe again.

Sam's is a chic, stylish cafe, decorated in a New-York style with contemporary art and leather…read moresofas that just ask to be sunk into. I'd particularly recommend the enormous salads, as well as the unusual touch of serving cream and mandarins with all of their cakes. The clientele is inevitably hip and quirky, while there's aways something interesting to look at as you sip your latte on the outside tables.

Oodles is a lovely little place, a short walk away from Teesside University. It's a great place for…read morea filling lunch, as the food is always high standard. The menu is a little on the small side these days, and the prices can be a little high (hence 4 stars), but everything else is brilliant. Student discount is available, as well. Would recommend for students and young couples. PROS: Discounts for students, brilliant food, lovely staff, nice quiet place. CONS: Small menu, a little pricey.

Oodles is a great little noodle bar situated near the traffic lights on linthorpe road just…read moreopposite the crown. I go in here every so often as its great food. They have quite a large menu, they have a few different choices of noodles, of which oodles special noodles are the best. You then just choose what you would like with noodles. every day they have 4 specials on, 3 meat dishes, usually beef chicken and pork, and one veggie dish. You can eat in or takeaway, I usually take it away as I only live 5 minutes away and its cheaper than sitting in. The portion sizes are good, the large always fills me up, and its cheap, especially if you're a student as you get 20% off with your student card.

I visited Keltz with my 86 year old mum and niece as i was thinking of biking for a large birthday…read moreparty and wanted to see what it was like. I asked the waiter if it was ok if we just had a coffee each as we had already eaten, he said yes and took our order. 5 - 10 minutes later a waitress came over to say that the manager had thought about it and said we all had to leave if we weren't ordering food. Bearing in mind it was 2.30 pm on a Sunday and there were only 6 customers people in the whole place (and 6 staff) i thought this was ridiculous. My elderly mum took her walking stick back out of its case and we left. The young waiter apologised under his breath looking very embarrassed and i saw the manager/person in charge hiding behind the counter. I could understand if it was busy, people were queuing to get in or it was rush hour.....maybe thats why nobody goes in! Read more: Kelz Restaurant in Middlesbrough - reviews. Middlesbrough restaurant guide. http://www.thefoodplace.co.uk/restaurants/kelz-restaurant-in-middlesbrough-37816/#ixzz3XmegqNN4

Went for Sunday dinner, got to say it was a pleasure to have such a lovely lunch, piping hot beef…read moredinner and traditional bread and butter pudding, the main was more than enough for me as a big eater I was well impressed with the size plenty of veg and potatoes to fill your plate to your hearts content, and to finish me off I had the pudding Which was absolutely gorgeous. Good value/ great service defiantly going back.