As a child I sent many many happy moments at The Leas Bakery and it has remained all of these…read moreyears , the staff at my Dads shop ( Sutton's Televsion) always got their lunch at this wonderful shop and the memories remain even though I live in Western Australia ... Thanks for the Sweet memories

Fantastic pies, look like 1 now. All freshly baked, 1 of the best in town.read more

A new business in town & good luck to them! Have been in here twice, smells lovely from the street,…read moreshould be called The Smelly Baker! The homemade pasties & bread are delicious, but there isn't a wide choice, guess it takes time to make it all by hand. Give him a go! You won't be disappointed.

Wow! For the first time since I was 15 you can smell fresh bread all over Barnard Castle!…read more We went in on a saturday, and I thought the range was good. I reccoment their Guinness and Black Pudding sausage rolls! Being as everything is hand made, they DO have limited stock, but you can order anything you liek and they will put it aside for you. Excellent customer service!

Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.

Wonderful little bakery in the heart of Corbridge. The scones are the real star of the show for our…read morefamily but they also have a mouthwatering array of cakes and pastries both savoury and sweet. The chicken pasty in particular is excellent, lovely chunky pieces of chicken in a light sauce in a light and golden puff pastry. They also have sandwiches, milk, pop, an extensive selection of jams and chutneys and various deli items too. It's a 'must visit' if you're visiting Corbridge, if only to get some of those wonderful scones! :-)

We go here often. Great coffee. Great food. Friendly service…read more Pizza's are particularly good You can reserve a table to which is handy as it can get very busy.

New, airy, & the tastiest little biscuits in the world grace the saucer of your cup of tea!…read more This place may take a little finding - apparently the council won't allow them to put any signage on the A66 - but it's worth the effort. The cafe / restaurant when we went on a wet Tuesday in early January was quiet, perhaps unsurprisingly. We were allowed to drink our tea & read magazines in peace while our little'un wandered around saying hello to the very friendly staff. Great views over the fields & of the sky even on a grey day made it feel very calm. The shop / bakery / butcher looked very tempting, with an interest & tasty lookong range of interesting local / organic / whole food but as visitors to the area there didn't see much point in stocking up so I can't say more than that. In addition, of particular interest to me, its an Eco building with grey water toilets, turf roof etc. That alone merits a look, no? Worth making the effort to visit & support this place - it deserves to do well.