Came here while visiting family, on a vacation. The coffees were delicious and the server was…read morereally nice. Nice atmosphere inside, although we took ours to go. Some yummy pastries available too. We will be back!!

As I'm not a coffee drinker, I tend not to visit the likes of Starbucks, Costa or Cafe Nero very…read moreoften but when I do, I appreciate a nice, tasty, possibly different hot chocolate. I became accustomed to the Starbucks Caramel Hot Chocolate and was disappointed when I visited this Cafe Nero with my mother and they didn't have Caramel Hot Chocolate on the menu. Luckily, the super-helpful guy behind the counter said that he could put a shot of caramel in my Hot Chocolate along with the usual cream and marsh mallow delights and it was delicious! They are also very accomodating to my mother's weak cappucino requests. There's always a wide range of freshly baked and prepared snacks (sandwiches, cakes, cookies etc).

The Beefeater was a lovely place to eat but the wait for food was way to long, but when the food…read morearrived it was to my satisfaction and I really enjoyed it just wasn't happy about the long wait.

I have eaten here several times as I was staying at the hotel next door. The breakfast was great,…read morewith an all you can eat menu. An English Breakfast and choices of cereal, pastries, fruit and such. The Dinner menu was equally as good. Food was tasty and service was good and staff was friendly.

This place is tucked into a nook near The Quayside Maritime Museum when driving past if you blink…read moreyou will pass it, so eyes wide open after the roundabout because you don't want to miss this place. The food is good, the drinks are nice and the prices are reasonable. The service is warm and friendly. They have indoor and out door dinning when weather permits. It's a nice place with great water views of the marina and boats. Very scenic and picturesque. They have nice areas for a quite dinner for two as well as areas for big parties. Great place to stop in for food, don't miss this while your visiting The Quayside Museum.

I gave this five stars because excellent place to go to chill out or just and have pint. This place…read moreis good at serving food it is one of my favourite places to go in hartlepool. I normally get a 8os steak with chips. Every time go I am never disappointed you sit out side and you can see all of the boats. The staff are good and polite the food all ways comes out in good time. I would give this place a try.

Excellent little cafe with very friendly staff. Home cooked…read morefood and sandwiches, toasties etc to take away. Reasonable prices. Lovely!

I have eaten several times here and the food is always delicious and home-cooked. Portion size is…read morehuge so bear that in mind if you only have a small appetite. Staff are extremely friendly and very helpful. Prices are unbelieveably good value. The last time I went I had chicken & leek pie with mash and vegetables - I couldn't finish it because the portion was so generous and the cost was only £3.95. The same food in a restaurant would have been over £10 and vertainly wouldn't have been all home-cooked that day. I have also been to a couple of functions where the Wynd Pantry have done the catering and their buffets are fantastic! So much choice and beautifully presented. There are some outside tables and chairs available in the summer and it is very pleasant to sit out with a coffee and watch the world go by.

Kay's Cafe is a very popular with both locals and the local industry…read more It is modern and clean what brings it to the top end of the market away from the average greasy spoon cafe. The staff are efficient and friendly Food is good quality and in general it's a decant café It gets busy around 10am with companies ringing in their order but never too busy for comfort

This small, pleasant cafe located on Station Road in Billingham is our favourite breakfast stop…read more The food is tasty, the portions are plentiful and the prices are extremely reasonable. The cafe is clean, the staff are friendly and food is served to your table. There's a wide variety of food choices available on the menu and meal sizes to suit everyone. There's also a good selection of hot and cold drinks available.

Barnacles is by far the best fish n ship shop in middlesbrough if not the world!!! Split into two…read moreparts, theres the takeaway part (that is open til midnightish on a fri and sat night) and a restuarant. I have eaten from both. The take away sells all the usual take away fish n chip fair but they also do a small range of cold sandwiches and jacket potatoes. The prices are fairly standard but the quality is amazing. In the restaurant it seems slighty more expensive but they do do meal offers; fish, chips, peas, bread + butter and a pot of tea (that sort of thing) which makes it a little easier on the pocket..

Without a doubt THE best fish and chips in Middlesbrough. They have this deal called a nosh box…read morewhich for the small price of £2.05 you can have chips with a choice of sausage, fishcake and a few others and either beans, curry, gravy or mushy peas. Also have good shoppers and OAP meal deals in the restaurant. They even do weird requests, for example, I have ordered cheesey chips with gravy and scraps once and they didn't even give me a funny look! I would recommend this place to anyone as it is cheap, tasty, and local.

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.

This sandwich place has been here for quite a few years now and has an excellent reputation. Its…read moretakeaway only, and is a small shop, but there is plenty of choice and has friendly staff. The sandwiches are £1.95 for a large bun with hot or cold fillings, they also do jacket potatoes, paninis, soup, wedges and they have a daily special which is something like mince casserole or chilli. They also sell quiche, cakes and the usual crisps and drinks.