Hungry Horace is a small sandwich shop based on Fowler St. The range of sandwiches it does is quite…read morelarge for the size of the shop, the fillings it does are also very tasty and always fresh. The shop also does Jacket Potatoes, tea, coffee and a limited range of ckes as well as snacks. The sandwiched themselves come in a range of different buns and are made to order the sandwiches are crammed with fillings and all taste very nice and after a sandwich you will no doubt be full. The staff are very friendly and helpful and always give you service with a smile and a bit of banter as well. The prices are very competitive and always very good value for money.

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

Good quality food at down to earth prices, owner is a friendly outgoing chap…read more Will always give you time of day go in and give it a go.

From the owner: All day breakfasts. Freshly made sandwiches…read more Hot Meals daily. Wraps, Paninis, jacket's. Hot and cold drinks. Snacks.

What a lovely little cafe in Tynemouth - why don't we have more places like this in Newcastle?…read more There's so much attention to detail in the decor. All of the sweets look absolutely amazing, but I just had lunch and tea. I had a Thai Chicken Salad for £7 and a pot of peppermint tea for £2, and both came out very quickly! The salad was full of vegetables, and the chicken was marinated in a very flavorful dressing. The meal was fresh and light, and really hit the spot after a long walk. My friend also really enjoyed her Indian chicken wrap thing, which was huge! Much bigger portion than mine and it looked delicious. I'd come back anytime I'm in town, everyone's food looked gorgeous coming out of the kitchen, with lots of fresh produce and vibrant colors. Just what a cosy cafe should be. I only wish they had loose tea instead of teabags.

Great service delicious food highly recommend this cafe ..they go out of there way for you thank youread more

Newly opened shop as part of the Dicksons Pork Butchers chain…read more As you'd expect, the shop has the same store branding and is clean and bright. The hot food counter offers a range of hot filling sandwiches, carton meals such as sausage, beans and chips, coffee, belly pork joints, saveloys, etc. The cold sandwiches are on a display counter and the range is limited due to a distinct lack of space. That said, they have made the best use of the small store space given. A raw meat counter takes up the right hand wall offering mince, bacon, etc and was just as busy as the hot counter. This Dicksons has opened a mere 2 doors down from the long established Greggs and it was evident by the lack of patrons in what is usually a busy Greggs (see my other review of greggs!) that they have already grabbed the lions share of the trade. It will be interesting to see how this pans out over the next few months as the novelty of the new store wears off and things settle down to either healthy competition, symbiosis or outright war!

One of my Canadian friends just informed the rest of the group exuberantly that she found a place…read morethat serves poutine! I am not a poutine connoisseur, but the menu revealed lots of enticing sandwiches, many of which have an American deli look to them, so my husband and I ventured off to investigate for lunch one Saturday. Love the look of this new place - big menu on the wall, enticing displays of porchetta and other meats, as well as yummy homemade sweet things on display. We ordered at the front, and then our food was brought out to us at a communal table. We shared a salt beef sandwich, which tasted a lot like those back in my home country. Bread wasn't as good as a proper American deli, but the flavor of the pickle and the mustard adding a tang to the corned beef (aka salt beef) was so familiar. The meat was really tender and felt fresh, not heavy and oppressive as these big sandwiches can seem. We got a side of kracklin with apple jam - this is, of course, pork rinds (fried skin/fat). It's crunchy like a bag of crisps, but tastes like pork, which is weird, but also kind of delicious. My husband wasn't a massive fan, but I like all things salty and crispy, and thought the apple jam alongside was fantastic. We met one of my friends there by total coincidence, who got the poutine, and said it needed more cheese. She was impressed that they actually managed to find cheese curds, as they don't seem to exist in the UK, but they get them from a local dairy. Win! One of the owners said she was surprised and excited by how well the business was going, and hoping to expand the menu even more soon - right now it's just a couple of sandwiches and sides, albeit very creative ones that you can't get anywhere else. A welcome change from the usual boring sandwich shops you find everywhere, we'll be back for sure!

Ever since I first went to Canada, I've been looking for somewhere over here that does delicious…read morepoutine. Unfortunately in Kracklin I have not found it. Poutine should have a thick, rich gravy and the cheese curds should not be cold. The french fries were OK I guess but I want something more for my money than just OK.