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14 years ago
A Lovely little Coffee Shop near central station. Sandwickes are made to order and cakes are lovely, they also have soup althought I have never had any soup free wi-fi acess is also availible to customers. read more
17 Granger Street
Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 5DQ
United Kingdom
0191 261 1261
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This is by far one of the best places to eat in the North East. Both for its good and the guys that…read moreown and work in the cafe. Either for a quick coffee and remarkable brownie, lunchtime sandwich or evening meal I can guarantee you will not be disappointed and WILL return. It's also dog friendly. And lolly the whippet is regular there.
Beautiful area and the cafe has great views. The avocado toast with a poached egg is excellent…read more Lots of great baked items as well. There is a small selection of grocery items that you can buy if your in a bind.
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Very friendly service, everyone greeted us. Although small, it is very welcoming…read more The food was absolutely spectacular. It was just so tasty and made with love. We will definitely be back and I can't wait!
Lovely food, came out quickly and was very tasty. I ordered the Avocado and Roasted Tomato Eggs…read moreBenedict + Parma Ham and Hashbrowns. It looked and tasted amazing. Service was great.
Avocado and Roasted Tomato Benedict with added Parma Ham and Hash Browns
Avocado,eggs and toast
Really cool spot on the river. Can't get any closer for a drink. The front entrance is the first…read moredoor, not the second and if you gone past that you reach a cool cafe with a bike shop in the rear. Tons of tables and I believe there is a food market that opens up certain days for food options besides the restaurant that's there. The wood pier has wide gaps so don't drop your card, wallet or phone or bye bye to the river. Recommended on a lovely day
From the owner: By The River Brew Co. is a unique container community with a strong spirit of independence. Craft…read morebeers are brewed on site. Trakol, our nose to tail open flame restaurant is fiercely seasonal using the finest local produce. Cycle enthusiasts will enjoy the Backyard Bike Shop where we custom build and service high end road bikes and operate as a cafe serving delicious brunches and coffees. At weekends you can enjoy our street food market (HWKRMRKT) and sample the finest independent street food.
We stopped by this coffee shop after our cab dropped us off by the river. Their prices and coffee…read morewere great, and it had the perfect coffee shop feel to it. Even though I totally embarrassed myself by accidentally flinging my debit card at the cute cashier/barista (not sure how that even happened... awesome first impression of an American tourist -_- ), I would definitely come back. Carson C. Visalia, California
I love having this little coffee shop on my doorstep. If you're lucky enough to get a seat in the…read morewindow it's an ideal spot for people watching and admiring the view of Newcastle Quayside whilst getting your caffeine fix! The coffee is great (as the name suggests)...a little on the milder side from my perspective but this allows me to justify stopping for more than one. I also quite like the flavoured syrups to jazz up a latte although this can make the drinks quite expensive....luckily they have a loyalty card! The staff are pleasant enough (some better than others as you might expect) and they were helpful in bringing my coffee over to me when I was on crutches without me needing to ask. It's quite small inside with limited room at the end of the counter to collect your drinks and so a queue can form pretty quickly. This means it can also be a little noisy which is a shame given the tranquillity of the surroundings. I haven't sampled the food here yet but the cake selection grabs my attention each time...definitely one to try in the future.
Coffee love!
Super chill cafe and restaurant. We came in escaping the rain and in search of wifi. But we were…read moregreeted by a bustling cafe and a seat next to the record player. The food smelled amazing! Everyone seemed to be enjoying it. As an American it was great to see stacks of pancakes for breakfast. I orders a hot chocolate it came with a mound of cream in a large cup though was a regular. The vibe is chill but also fun with oldies playing on the record player in the background. There are piles of records to choose from including new ones. An overall nice place to chill, relax and have fun.
From the owner: ABOUT US Founders Jon and Chris -…read moreboth Cafe Managers at the time - were casually discussing their love for Vinyl and Music over an Espresso (or three) when they had a sudden enlightenment - Long Play Cafe was born! After only a couple of months of planning and developing (and quite a few name changes along the way) Long Play Cafe opened its doors for the first time on Saturday 11th October 2015 and the rest, they say, is history!
Exceptionally good. Days later, I still find myself dreaming about the breakfast omelet with…read moremarinated tomatoes and grilled brie.
I had an awesome day getting work done at Flat Caps today. They met and exceeded my expectations of…read morea coffee shop. Plenty of good options to choose from for food and drink. I personally ordered a latte with almond milk, the avocado on sourdough(Mexican) with an added 2 poached eggs. After breakfast/lunch I went back and got a pour over(filtered?) coffee that was out of this world delicious with no milk! I just love when you can get a coffee and enjoy it for the simple pure taste of it. I would order it every time. I also stayed hydrated with the water they generously provide at the front(that they never let run out). The bonus to it all was the dark chocolate selection they have. I went for the 100% dark of single origin, just like their coffees by the way. On top of all that, the bathrooms were clean and well stocked. There were plenty of tables and even some with outlets. There were lots of pastries to choose from that I did not try, but that is what subsequent visits are made for! The staff were really friendly and nice. Someone is obviously on top of it here in organization. It is not easy to make a business look and run this good. So do yourself a favor and go try this place out.
This is by far the smallest Starbucks in Newcastle, but that is not a bad thing. It is never busy,…read morewhich is amazing for a Starbucks. And not many people seem to know about it, also amazing for Starbucks. In terms of seating, there is a high counter in the middle with 4 seats, and a long bench on either side. Even though it is small, it is decorated nicely and is very cosy. The staff who work here are very polite and never seem rushed because of how quiet it always is. The only downside of this place, is since it is such a small store, they don't get delivered all of the syrups and powders needed to create drinks like the Shaken Iced Teas which is a bit of a bummer, as this range is my favourite. The toilets are in the lobby of the Malmaison and are decorated very art-deco style with huge mirrors and old fashioned taps. Apart from the issue of it being badly stocked, it provides a nice escape from the busy Quayside. And there are even a few tables outside if you want to do some people watching and catch some rays.
Probably my favourite coffee shop in the city. Staff are always so welcoming and happy to see you…read more Niamh and Emily both amazing baristas a friendly people. Niamh is a credit to the company always going the extra mile for her customers. As an experienced person in hospitality and customer service I can honestly say this is a fine establishment.
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Lovely little cafe in Durham. The menu is vegetarian and vegan, offering simple cafe meals like…read moretoasties, sandwiches and some salads. What's more, they don't charge extra for soy milk or vegan cheese alternatives. That's a rare thing. The cakes and sweet things are made in house too and are pretty good. Decent coffee too, for Durham. Friendly staff, good music and decorated with art by local artists. What's not to like?
This place is a really nice find. It is located a bit off the beaten path downtown on North Road…read more It has a comfy interior with lots of tables and chairs and a really friendly and helpful staff. They serve local, independent coffee and have great homemade cakes and sweets. Huge points for vegan and dairy-free options, which are all very good. So far have tried the tangy lemon bar and the chocolate cake which are both vegan and delicious. Great to have another good coffee shop option in Durham!
Oh my good lord above, this place is incredible. INCREDIBLE. I have literally never had better…read morepancakes. And I am an American, from the Midwest, and I have never had better pancakes in my life than these ones in Durham, of all places. They are to die for. I am dead. They are also enormous, and no normal human could finish a full stack. They are truly the tallest pancakes I have ever seen. How do they achieve this height? It's magic, I tell you. They are divine. I've also had a really gorgeous springy salad of aparagus, potatoes, ham, rocket, and poached egg - but just stop reading this and get the pancakes. Super cute rustic atmosphere, and be prepared to wait if you aren't there right when they open. It's worth the wait, if you haven't already gathered that.
Judging from the long lines, I knew this was THE breakfast place in town. The food was delicious,…read morethe restaurant is charming, and the staff is great. Can't wait to return!
One of the only places to grab a coffee in Hexham on Sunday morning…read more Yes, it is a chain -- but, this also means they are open and ready to serve you caffeine and cakes on a Sunday morning. Obviously this isn't a secret as the que was a few deep when we arrived, but moved quickly. My husband and I both enjoyed our coffees, and shared the raison bread cake concoction. *cards accepted. *open Sunday *free wifi via The Cloud (could come in handy as cell reception is bunk 'round here). Can you tell I was glad they were open on Sunday!? :)
Cute and trendy sandwich shop which has the novelty of not being a Subway or one of those horrible…read moremulti-national fast food places! The smell from this place is always very strong, drifting right into the street: fresh bread and juicy fillings. A great choice of filling availble, hearty sandwich meals at a good price. The success of the shop means it is always quite busy with a queue but it is worth waiting to be served!!!
Nora Batty's catered for our wedding last year. The staff were so friendly and helpful we couldn't…read morebelieve it! The food was gorgeous and they even arrived a little earlier than expected to set up. When we got there all that was left to be done was take photo's of the amazing spread. Would recommend to everyone. Kirsty and John Oliver
This cafe has a reputation as being quite posh. It does not have the modern style of Costa Coffee…read morebut is rather more a quiet, sophisticated place to have tea and cake. Average age is up from other local cafes but the atmosphere is appealling and the quality of the food and drinks is excellent. My mum enjoys coming here! Definately a place to take a break if you are visiting Morpeth.
My personal favourite place to buy meat, veggies and bread…read more Big barn type market in the centre of Newcastle. Numerous stalls that offer all types of different services. Numerous award winning butchers that offer prime cuts of meat, fantastic mince and healthy plump chickens and eggs! Wonderful bakery that makes the best breads and pastry I have tried. Wonderful vegetables and fruit stands where you get can a serious deal on great vegetables. Cheapest and most authentic pick and mix selection I have ever seen Fish monger, show repair, tea shop, cafes, clothing and boot sale, cd shops, home repair, clothing alterations ... Even a room with a scale in it! Grainger Market is magical. A must see, I consider the market a tourist attraction because of how traditional it is. The people in the booths all seem very authentic and very helpful.
It took me far too long to actually go to Grainger market. I love places with lots of little…read moreindividual businesses. I was used to markets being places with cheap tat and someone with a thick Black Country accent yelling from a van about sausages, and it's just definitely not like that here. There are still veggies, butchers (and decent cheeses to boot), but there are some seriously talented craftspeople too. It's good for a look around even if you don't feel like buying anyth8ng, odds are you probably will end up doing so.
The views are what set this restaurant apart from any other Bella Italia. We were lucky enough to…read morebe seated by the window which directly overlooks the river, it's an absolutely beautiful view. I had the 'special' pizza duck with hoi sin sauce and spring onions which was very good. I usually can't finish a whole pizza, but this one went down very easily! Only tiny fault was the slow service.
Renovations to top entrance means that you must use alternative entrance is down the alley (or…read morechare, lol) running next to the restaurant. The door isn't labelled well, but I'm a trailblazing type and wasn't hampered. The outdoor seating, which is really close to the river and bridge and was where I really wanted to sit, is closed at this time of year. It was a gorgeous day; however, they gave a good reason, May flies. The waitress I had was polite, and she was quick to bring me a drink, served with a lemon. I ordered garlic grossini(?) and a lasagna. To really test an Italiano Ristorante, you should always order the lasagna--if their lasagna is no good, chances are the rest won't be that good either. Kudos to the wait staff... though I ordered a Coca Cola, the couple sitting near me ordered red wine. The waitress asked them if they'd like to taste the wine before they bought the bottle... classy and consumer oriented. Kudos, Bella Italia, kudos. So, the dishes came really fast. It was almost too fast, but since I was in a party of 1, that was fine. They were excellent--by far the best Italian food that I've had in the United Kingdom. The lasagna was at probably 6 layers: two noodle layers, two sauce layers, a creamy ricotta/soft cheese layer, and a mozzarella layer dressed with fresh herbs. It was really good lasagna, and the portion was large. The garlic bread was surprisingly similar to traditional American style breadsticks... topped with a garlic pesto that was quite amazing. The dishes were quite salty, but I don't mind. The price tag was a little high, but it was a fancy eat-in joint in a premiere location. Not bad after all.
Although my bagel and cup of tea were quite nice, the service was terrible! The girl didn't crack a…read moresmile during the entire ordering process, didn't ask if we wanted to sit in, put our bagels in a takeaway bag anyway, and when we sat down she just disappeared through to the back room.
Nice for something a bit different to normal sandwich, plenty choice in fillings and service always…read morefriendly and quick, good for a change!
The best indian take away in Durham....... Quality food from an extensive menu they have never let…read moreme down....... Very helpful staff who are happy to give dish a tweak to your liking....... I have been going here since it opened and they will continue to have my take away custom...... Give them a try - you won't regret it...... Simpoles
Came here for a little celebratory dinner recently, as it's one of the relatively few upscale…read morerestaurants in Newcastle. It's very out of the way, but if you're up for a walk, it isn't really that far from the city centre on a nice summer evening. Service was extremely friendly from beginning to end. Our server was new, I think it was his second day, but he was funny and delightful and always answered our questions even if he had to ask someone else. Other hosts and servers came to take our coats and offer us water, and we felt very "looked after" all evening. I had a few glasses of wine - they only do 125 ml and 250 ml, so though I had originally planned on a 175 ml...well, oops! Guess I have to have a big 'un! They had quite a nice list of bottles, offering a variety of choices. We started by splitting the ham terrine with a crispy pig's head fritter, which was very good and must be ordered with bread - they'll bring it to you for free if you ask! Nice toasted bread on a plank with soft butter. The terrine was delicious, and went well with the creamy caper sauce served on top. The little fritter was excellent, filled with tender, flavourful cheek meat. Yum! I had the hake for my main, which was cooked very well, and was fresh and light. The flavours were subtle and simple, and I think I hoped for a little more close-your-eyes-and-sigh amazingness. My fiancé loved his veal, which I tasted and thought was absolutely excellent. Both dishes were beautifully presented and filled with fresh ingredients. The double-dipped chips were outstanding, as was the seasonal side of rainbow chard. For dessert we shared some kind of luscious chocolate thing (useful I know) with raspberries and a side of fantastic ice cream. All in all, a great place to go for a celebratory meal. It is a little pricey but very appropriate for the lovely setting, excellent service, and high quality of food.
This is the third incarnation of a restaurant at The Biscuit Factory I have been to. The first was…read moreBarn at The Biscuit Factory, then came Black Door at The Biscuit Factory, and now it's NE2 Food Social. It's not the best name in the world, and the guests at the meal I attended last Saturday agreed it sounds like a soup kitchen! It's the old Black Door chef, having parted from the owner, who has gone to the Morpeth Black Door. If that makes sense :-S However, the food was fantastic. My pea soup was VERY pea-ey, in a green and pea-esque way. I was going to say full of peaness, but that sounds really wrong :-) My main was Coley and greens, which was fresh and tasty, and the dessert was Lemon posset, which had blackcurrants on the top. They counteracted the sweetness of the posset, and flattered the flavour of the lemon. The staff were friendly and helpful, and completely on the ball. My only criticism was that I got the sediment from the red wine 3 times in my glass which, although harmless, looked like tealeaves, and on the second time I asked the waitress to change my glass, she thought it necessary to tell me it was "just sediemnt" implying that I perhaps should accept my fate. I replied that I knew what it was, but that it didn't make me want it any the more. It's an odd location, the Biscuit Factory, but I would say it's easily one of the best around Newcastle.