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

Adorable little cafe popular with the gray-haired set. We were looking for a quick, satisfying,…read moreaffordable lunch and that's what we got. Mac and cheese, chicken lasagne with garlic bread - hearty and edible, if not gourmet. Service was friendly, and they were happy to do our post-lunch coffees and scones to go so we could get back to our road trip. Would be happy to pop back in here if we ever find ourselves in Berwick again.

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.

Delightful cafe beside the water. Cheddar scones had just come out of the oven and were delicious…read morewith our tea. The owners suggested we walk along the city wall and we enjoyed doing that.

On a day trip to Berwick it got to lunch time and fancied some dinner. Spotted this little cafe…read morejust off the Main Street. Nice clean seating tables, table service, small uni-sex toilet up a dark corridor behind counter. We ordered Angus Burger with Haggis & cheese with chips, onion rings. Haggis & cheese panini with crisps, salad & coleslaw. A pot of tea & Latte. Our order arrived fairly quickly. It was tasty & filling, The haggis was a nice added extra flavour. Lots of other dishes available on a table menus & around the walls. Deserts & home made cakes also available. Cash only sales at this establishment. Worth a visit.

Lovely, independent cafe offering tasty snacks and cake. Well situated in the town centre, with…read moreeasy access to high street shops and a plethora of illegally parked cars, due to the complete farce caused by an inept town council. Be sure to enjoy your cappuccino near the window, not only to check for the parking warden heading up to the high street, but because the rear section of the cafe seems to be the final area of Northumberland waiting to get a mobile phone signal. Comfy chairs

Crema has recently been taken over (in the last month or so) and have changed over to a table…read moreservice. The atmosphere is still comfortable and the coffee cakes are still decent. The service itself isn't great. Looking at the cafetieres on the board by the counter we were told to sit down, with all coffees in the menu we found them missing. An average place, it's not great but satisfactory.

To be fair, I don't visit here any other day than a Sunday. Thats 'hangover carvery day'…read more The down stairs usually looks busy to the point of chaos, but generally I guess standing so long in the queue would offer you ample time to study what everyone else is eating, which may help determine your ultimate choice. Head upstairs for a Sunday carvery, where the food is plentiful, if predictable. Reasonable price, but then, with the kind of hangovers I suffer from, they could charge me the price of a small family car and I'd be fine with that. Beware of carrot chunks in the cauliflower cheese.