Corbridge Larder in Northumberland

Popped in here for a bit of breakfast. I had the bacon and sausage stottie which was lovely and a large cappuccino. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The place was busy.

Curious , I went to have a look and was greeted by a rude obviously bored man with , ' yes what do you want '. No empathy, helpfulness or customer service skills whatever . Definitely one to avoid

Took my Dad back to his favorite cafe after moving to Cramlington last year. The staff welcomed him back, as did some of his old friends and regulars. Dad has his favorite scrambled eggs and smoked salmon, I had scrambled eggs, perfect. Then the traditional cappuccino and I had a decaf latte always good. Great atmosphere, lovely staff, and great food, what more could you ask for ! Thank you team.

I was looking at what they had on show in the cake area and then got told I need to be in the queue without looking, how rude is that. (VERY RUDE) I always got told look before buy, use of common sense wouldn’t go a miss. Nice place but I won’t be back in a hurry

I was extremely disappointed with my experience today. We went for brunch. Firstly we had to ask for condiments twice. Part of are brunch was toast for two it was chucked on a plate for us both to use. We had no individual side plates. Also the sausage was very basic & tasteless & hard. Previously I gave this place good reviews I have now deleted this review in all good conscience I couldn't leave it. This isn't the first time I have been disappointed with the Morpeth larder in resent months there is a visible decline in the standards & quality of the products available.

What a lovely place to go whether solo or with friends. Fantastic staff- nothing is a problem. Quality food, no matter what time of day! So welcoming and its shelves stock a huge variety of interesting consumables. Anyone who criticises the Morpeth Larder must have a very unhappy life!!

I’ve had too many unpleasant experiences here, to the point that I would never return. I asked for cream with my coffee, normally a normal choice - 50p extra and I can’t remember the cost of more butter to spread on my toasted tea cake. The service was really slow and not very welcoming. Now I just walk straight past and go somewhere else. There are plenty other coffee shops and when you get a poor experience, people will just vote with their feet. Take note Morpeth Larder - poor show all round.

Vibrant cafe in an excellent location at the head of Sanderson Arcade. We were fortunate enough to be seated outside under the shades, great for people watching! Tough choice between the full English and a large home baked scone - full English won on this occasion. We are hoping to return soon

Really enjoyed our time at the Morpeth Larder. The coffee was great and food served promptly by friendly staff. The environment was very pleasant, clean and fresh. Also had an excellent range of produce including unique items that are nice for gifts. Scones to die for! Will definitely be back.

The larder has A variety of delicious baked goods, an inclusive menu, and lovely staff. I cant wait to pop back to see all the Christmas bits in the shop soon!!

Lovely place for coffee and cake - plenty of vegan options for sweet treats. Lot’s of options on the menu for breakfast/lunch too which is nice to try each time we pop in. The staff are always welcoming and happy, even when rushed off their feet!

Nice coffee and lovely homemade scones. My friend gluten free and was chuffed there was something for.

These must be reserved for regulars is all I'm going to say. We were denied them and told all they had left were these two other types so had something else instead (I had a honeycomb crunch which to me tasted like neither). However when walking round the premises afterwards to use facilities I saw two people with cheese and fruit scones. Must only get them if your face fits and you're a regular. Second visit to this place and it's been Mediocre but you're a captive audience in Morpeth as there's not much else going on there.

Walked out after being told I must pay £2.60. for an extra teabag in teapot. I can understand a small charge but to pay double is appalling.

If there had been one single smile from a member of staff this review would have been 4* but the dour service together with the steep prices gets 3 stars from us.

Popped in while waiting for a bus at adjacent bus station. Ordered 2 teas, a cheese scone and a toasted teacake. All delivered quickly and politely. Request for an little more butter turned down as it is 'rationed'. Not asked whether wanted cheese scone warming. Teacake on the thin side but a nice flavour. A bit pricey. Got the impression that everything was being done to minimise customer satisfaction, in order to improve profit.

Really quite expensive for what you get. A classic salad consists of a spoonful of couscous, a bit of salad and a spoonful of coleslaw - for nearly £9.00. Very poor value.

Tried here for brunch. My mum wanted just an ordinary filter coffee. Apparently these come in two different sizes. I wasn't at the time asked which size I wanted. They are the same price it seems. The coffee came in a mug a chipped mug I hasten to add and was warm ish. But freezing cold by the time the food came. Apparently only a cup comes with 1 free refill. But as it gone cold my mum just asked for it refreshed, apparently this isn't the rules which I understand but the coffee was poor and it wasn't explained to us. I was asked who served me ( I wasn't pointing out because that's not fair I'm not about grassing young people up) but after much polite but firm resistance from my mum they topped the coffee up. The food its self was ok. Nothing special or amazing. Had to go ask for salt and pepper never mind ketchup. Lots of little things to tighten up to make it perfect.

Never been to a cafe in my life where they don't want to part with their sugar. It's brought to the table and you can't take what you want. Asked how many and that's it. Honestly it's so begrudgingly given. Apart from that the foods not that great and the prices are high. Been once or twice and never improves. Never going in again.

ordered a childs meal and could not believe what was included. I would expect a sandwiche,pkt crisps and maybe a piece of fruit plus a drink for £3.95. This does not sound unreasonable. What it actually consists of is 1 slice of bread with cheese in plus approx 8 crisps on a plate. Yes thats it. When I asked where the drink was I was rudely told that it was another £1.75 for a small carton. When I asked for my money back I was told no as the child had eaten the 2 small sandwiches, so on top of being ripped off they would happily take the food off the children.

Lovely afternoon tea today , asked a few weeks ago about access for disabled daughter , was told let us know when you book and we’ll arrange table for you , which they did , tea was lovely , service good . Daughter doesn’t do hot drinks so had to pay for hers , should have thought before hand and had Prosecco for her ! Lovely treat , thank you

We only called in for tea, as we were killing time before catching a train. The staff were wearing face coverings and only one group were allowed at the counter at a time. The staff were friendly and chatty. Order and pay at the counter and your order is brought to your table. Tables and toilets were spotlessly clean and there was a one way system in operation, although not everyone was following this!.

Called in for coffees and a light bite, food and coffee was nice but the manager/ owner needs to seriously work on his people skills. Won't be going back.

Queueing system back to front wheel you are at the till before you can actually see the food on offer.Eventually managed to order and took a seat.After waiting 10 minutes coffee and a scone arrived- waited another 15 minutes and eventually quiche arrived for me and a bacon and Brie panini which was incorrect. Complained to the waitress about the waiting time and incorrect food - to which she replied “have you complained to the girl on the till” !!Despite there being plenty of staff behind the till and not being very busy the wait was unacceptable as as the wrong food !

Ordered a round of toast and butter (no jam) and was very surprised to be charged when I ordered extra butter.

We called here twice on our recent walking day around the Morpeth countryside - once before we set off and again when we returned to town. Coffee was good. I didn't enjoy the cheese scone as for me it tasted too strongly of mustard but that is a personal taste matter. Late lunch was good and we were very pleased to find a very good range of options for vegetarians. There are tables indoors and out and people are asked to respect pandemic controls including wearing of masks when entering which is good.

Called in with parents on Thursday, all outside tables were occupied so we ventured indoors, there weren’t any table big enough available to accommodate us (dad is in a wheelchair) but a lovely lady & her daughter moved so we could be accommodated.Simple order of 3 lattes & a bacon butty, service was good though queuing at the till is a tad confusing as people were queuing from both sides, that aside the coffees arrived with the butty shortly afterwards & one of the staff who knew my parents took time out to have a little chat with them & ask after their well-being which was lovely & mum was touched by her words & those of others who hadn’t seen them in the Larder for a while, you never know what people are going through but kindness & thoughtful words make such a difference, well done Sarah!

We popped in for a late meal at 4pm (advertises it closed at 5) and ordered and sat outside. Staff were lovely serving us however we were made to feel very uncomfortable, a male member of staff came charging outside and slammed chairs/tables stacking them up around us in a mad rush before returning inside. He didn’t even approach to ask if everything was okay. I’d understand if it was a few minutes to closing but it felt very much unwelcome! It left us feeling uncomfortable eating our food at only ten past four. Such a shame as the food was lovely - I do hope his rudeness does not reflect the rest of the staff.

LunchAfter several coffee and cake visits , we decided to visit for a late lunch , 3 of us used the ap at the door , on recommendation of the staff , then went to counter to order , felt a bit uncomfortable 2 staff with a customer at table opposite ordering counter so space restricted . We started to order , and piece of paper put on counter , we said we didn’t need that , and assistant said we had to fill it in , we said we’d used the ap , then subjected to more ‘Grilling ‘ . Appreciate you have to have things in place , but maybe the ap at the door isn’t that good as the counter assistant said she hadn’t seen us do it , is that part of her job ? Would have been 5 stars if this had gone as smoothly as our last visits , food and table service was excellent.

Wasn’t sure the larder would be open today with all the covid changes, but was pleased to see it was still doing takeaway - with a smile too. Great selection of gifts too (fancy gin and chocs always go down well at home). Tasty panini and lovely pumphrey’s flat white. Keep going guys - I need my daily coffee !

Very clean, quality food & drink. Friendly service. Good selection of quality food & drink for sale. Recommended.

Good service today with polite friendly staff. Great with cleaning tables and chairs and lovely food.

Called yesterday with my husband for a quick lunch and wasn’t disappointed, ordered the toasted cheese sandwich and lovely coffee, very nice, nice friendly staff and was very impressed with the way the COVID-19 guidelines where adhered to.

I booked in for an Afternoon Tea for myself and my grandma, who had been isolated in her home for 5 months and has always loved The Morpeth Larder. We were also visiting during the Eat Out to Help Out scheme so it was incredibly busy with a very long line out the door. Having to wait in a queue was completely understandable as they have clearly taken the new social distancing measures very seriously and my grandma was very reassured by this. The staff were clearly working incredibly hard to get all customers seated and served as quickly as possible and they were so polite and friendly. Once we had ordered, our food was served within ten minutes. My sister, who is vegan, had also ordered a vegan meal so for all of this food (with dietary requirements) and our drinks to be served so quickly during such a busy time is a testament to the staff. Needless to say, the food was amazing and the scones are to die for (as always!). The social distancing measures in place also ensured that my grandma felt incredibly safe and she thoroughly enjoyed her first outing at her favourite place. Thank you!

We visited and had lovely coffees and a cheese scone ...,which was delicious We sat outside but ordered at the counter... great covid19 facilities well sorted. As it happened we were quite surprised but delighted to have a half price deal re the government. Hadn't realised it included this facility.

Popped in for lunch. Can’t say I like the way they are dealing with social distancing. We were given a table but couldn’t sit down and read a menu. We had to make our mind up at the till there and then. It’s a large menu that we’ve never seen before so we’re under pressure to choose very quickly as others were behind us and couldn’t get served until we had finished at the till. Very uncomfortable. Had quite a long wait for food but it was busy. They brought 2 meals but totally forgot the third. After waiting a while, we had to tell them. They were apologetic. The jacket potato was very nice. The prices were on the high side though. The plastic dividers between the seats are so clear, I actually didn’t seen one and tripped right into it. Good food but better ordering system needed.

We were travelling around Northumberland for a weeks break. We were so impressed with The Morpeth Larder that we went back for a second visit! My partner was so taken with the quality, care and attention paid to the food. A lovely experince.

After finding a seat we took a look st the menu, afternoon tea for 2 perfect for us. A huge choice of sandwiches and sweets. We made our choices and ordered the staff couldn't have been more help with our dietary requirements making sure that our afternoon tea would be perfect for us. Back at our table and a couple of minutes later our drinks arrived and we were asked if we'd like anything else. Not so long after the afternoon tea arrives. Beautifully set out on 3 tiers, the sandwiches were well made with plenty of delicious filling nice to see salad and crisps to decorate the tea tray. We chose to have one of each sweet and savoury scones, beautifully light and full of flavour with plenty of jam butter and cream to cover. A choice of cake to finish was beautiful. Definitely worth a visit

Perfect location for a catch up with friends.. lots of lovely choices for both food and drinks.. staff extremely friendly and accommodating. Definitely recommend a visit!!

Went here with my wife and baby for the afternoon tea and it was AMAZING. So much food and it was all fresh and lovely. The scones and cakes were fabulous. We had a browse around the shop and picked up some goodies to take home. The staff were friendly and helpful with our baby, heating up his food for us. We will be back. Defintely one of the best afternoon teas we have had in a long time.

Often pop in on my lunch break, wonderful homemade food, very friendly staff, welcoming atmosphere,a must-go place to visit when in Morpeth.

I have been to the larder on many occasions with my wife and other family members . The food is always very tasty & well presented , staff are friendly and efficient , excellent selection of food no matter whether you want breakfast - brunch / lunch or afternoon tea . A must visit if in Morpeth .

Visited on a Saturday which always seems busy when I’m walking past but the service was especially quick, we were served straight away. I ordered a latte and my partner a flat white, they were both delicious. Definitely the best coffee you can get in morpeth. I commented on this and was told by the friendly waitress that I could even buy the beans there and have them ground up to take home, such a treat! I had a salad and my partner a panini, again they were both great. We followed our lunch with some sweet treats, they tasted really fresh. We really enjoyed our visited with great drinks and food which was made even better by the lovely staff who were really quick and attentive. Will definitely be back!

We were in Morpeth for the day and knowing the name of this place we decided to have a late lunch here. The cafe is centrally located near the bus station but I have to say the layout seems odd. One side is the shop but there seemed to be little local produce on the shelves apart from locally distilled gin and beer. Also a lot of the shelves were empty but let’s give it the benefit of the doubt and maybe it was just because it was shortly after Christmas. The other side is for the cafe and I think that the tables are too close together. We ordered two paninis and two coffees. Can I suggest that in future they are all brought together? The coffees arrived ten minutes before the paninis and we had already drunk them by then. Also my partner who works in the grocery trade told me that the coffee beans were poor quality but as mine was quite sweet I couldn’t comment. The food was well presented but my panini wasn’t very hot. Overall not impressed, sorry and we are unlikely to return.

I have had many thoroughly good experiences in the Morpeth Larder - from coffee and a scone to a variety of lunch time meals. The staff are very friendly and always serve with a smile. There are also shelves full of interesting local produce, available to purchase. The coffee is always great (love the loyalty card) Highly recommended.

Always nice cup of coffee and cheese scones. Plate pies and beetroot salad great too. Expensive for food but it is decent, clean and on the whole friendly. Our normal stop off for coffee and eats

The Cheese potato and onion tart served with garnish and coleslaw was delicious. I asked for the Tart to be warmed up and it was heated just right. I had this with tea which tasted lovely. To finish I had a Rocky Road, oh my, it was sweet, sticky and delicious

We ate here recently. The staff are very helpful and friendly. We had soup and a scone and a couple of paninis. The food was very tasty

I went there mainly for the free Wi-fi but it's well worth going simply for coffee and a cake or scone. Reasonably priced, good ambiance, nice things to buy in the shop area.

Went in today for lunch and coffee and a long overdue catch up with my friend Ally first time in the shop and was really pleased we had gone in.

Had not been to the Morpeth larder for a while, called in for lunch the wife had a cheese scone & I had the mozzarella & tomato salad absolutely delicious & refreshing, we also bought some provisions from their food section as they have an interesting variety of food stuffs

We had lunch here and had the soup and sandwich combo for £9:75 which I thought was good value. The staff were pleasant.

This lovely, clean cafe and shop for kitchen consumables (Nota Bene) is usually excellent, with beautifully presented if slightly pricy food. We use it fairly regularly and have not had any gripes. Yesterday, however, by amazing coincidence we suffered a classic John Cleese attitude over basil. To explain:

Ordered 2 lattes and a Sausage sandwich, coffees arrived first and had to be returned as they were only luke warm,lacking any apology when they were collected instead insisting they were hot according to the machine. The replacement coffees arrived again without an apology.The sandwich arrived, 2 sausages between cheap thick sliced bread looking more like what I would expect from a greasy spoon roadside setup for 4.95 we expected better than that !! Shame as we were really expecting better than this!!

Nice food and good service. Recommended and worth a try out. A very nice shop with a great selection of unusual gifts.

The customer service is shocking! Parents were bought £25 afternoon tea voucher for Xmas from a friend, they knew it expired in 6 months so decided to wait until the weather improved as being elderly needed to get two buses to get there.

Just popped in for a snack more out of convenience as it is next to the bus station. Havent been here for a while and reminded why. Went for the savoury tea, cheese scone, cheese and chutney. The cuppa was fine nice flavour....cheese scone was dry and tasteless if you popped it in your mouth you would have said it was plain scone...the slice of cheese was bland ...but then i do like strong cheese.. and the chutney was so sweet it was almost a jam. Two star because the cuppa was nice and the staff are always friendly but i will be voting with my feet

Town centre cafe and delicatessen right by the bus station. High quality tea, coffee and cake. Great fo rpeople watching and local jams and chutneys. Service is fast and friendly.

Came here for a breakfast, requested fried eggs as opposed to scrambled. Wasn’t happy as was advised this is not an option. As a trained chef I’m aware that scrambled eggs are often not scrambled eggs, as expected they were solid and dry. Please either softly cook them, or offer alternatives as it does affect the whole meal!

Good array of home cooked food to choose from as well as a good selection of store cupboard essentials & gifts, worth a look in & the latte is always good.

Went here on Saturday lunchtime. Looked at the wonderful food on display and decided to have a piece of quiche which was gorgeous. Great friendly service and lovely baked produce, very good indeed.

I have visited here a few times recently over the past few months and I have not been disappointed, I have sampled the scones, toast ie she and most recently the vegetable quiche, I also purchased a delicious looking portion of corned beef pie to take home for my partners mother.

Ey-oop! What lovely ambiance, delightful little cafe handy for the shops in Morpeth.

I'm a sconoisseur. I've eaten my full of brick hard and sawdust dry offences against the art of baking. By contrast, the larder boasts delightfully light and soft scones. They aren't claggy as some can be either. First class! Then the flapjack is great too. Moist and not over sweetened. Coffee? I obsess over coffee and the Americano here is excellent. Happy to recommend to the most demanding customer.

We stopped here for cream teas and were very impressed by the food and the service. The only drawback was the closeness of the tables. We loved browsing through its retail foodstuffs. Thoroughly recommended. It is wheelchair friendly if you can find a suitable table.

We loved this place where we were welcomed warmly & enjoyed our cream teas, the best we had enjoyed. The tables are close together, but everyone makes allowances & enjoys all the wonderful produce available to buy from the vantage point of your table. We were able to get Jasmine pearl tea, which was a treat. Worth a visit.

We visit here when on holiday in the area. Always good for lunch and near the car parks and bus station. Food is always good, particularly the corned beef pie.Very good choice on the menu and always very busy which says a lot. They do afternoon tea here as well.

We ordered sandwiches from quite an extensive list, fruit scones with jam and cream and a slice of cake each. We ordered tea and it came to £25 for the both of us. It was excellent and definitely worth the money.

Nice place in very handy setting right next to the bus station. I had corned beef pie which was delicious but the salad that came with it was truly awful, shrivelled and slimy. The edges of the lettuce were brown and the Lollo Rossi lettuce was black. I pointed it out to a supervisor who agreed it was not fit to eat. Her explanation was that they had the salad ready washed and delivered in bags. All they had to do was open the bag and put a handful of salad on the plate. I would suggest that next time they look at what they are putting on plates before serving it to their customers.

Had a really nice lunch, Corned Beef pie and Florida salad. Simple, done well with a decent latte. Good deli as well, very good selection of local beer and mead.

Just visited Morpeth for the first time and had a lovely lunch at the larder. Staff were attentive and helpful when ordering and the food was incredibly tasty. The shop also has a wide range of wines, beers and little food bits to buy. Lovely lunch, and will be returning as soon as possible. I had the quiche with Florida salad

Great outside area. Good furniture and catches the sun. Also there is some protection from the road. Cakes also really great!

We visited as a family for lunch with two hungry children in tow, and we had just arrived in Morpeth. My husband and kids had pie, I had a toastie. All were consumed with no complaints.

The Larder is a great place to visit, well located next to the bus station and Sanderson Arcade. The meals are good and reasonably priced there are also a very good selection of items for sale so it’s nice to browse for something different.

Excellent selection on menus,all meals freshly prepared and served to your table.Good Choice of drinks available.Larder and toilets very clean.

Best quality flat white in morpeth don't be shy and give the flat white a try everything you look for in a coffee from the coffee been been two the milk and the fantastic staff

Good for a light lunch. My (vegan) mushroom and leek tart was yummy - served with sweet and sour beetroot salad. Decent sandwiches, scones etc etc and a good hot drinks (proper coffee, selection of teas). Although I’ve never had it the high tea looked pretty good. Not great value but not overpriced either.

My husband and I decided to have the cooked breakfast deal for the total of £17.

Busy Saturday in Morpeth town centre .

My wife and I decided to take a drive out on Easter Monday although is was raining heavily. Morpeth on only 15 miles away by car and we knew there would be a good selction of coffee shops/cafes etc. We visited a place where I had not been before, The Morpeth Larder. A nice cafe come shop selling local and national foodstuffs. It was not very busy at about 12:30pm. We found a table by the window, looked at the large menu choice and ordered our food at the counter. I had a smoked cheese and red onion panani with a pot of tea. It came with a salad garnish and crisps. Nice and hot and filling. The tea was also hot and tasty. My wife had a baked potato and beans with a salad garnish. Again well cooked and tasty and very filling, with a pot of fruit tea. The service was quick and very cheerful. We were served by a young lady called Sarah, who had a permament smile on her face with plenty of eye contact. Cannot fault this place, very easy access and VERY clean, kitchen area well organised and the toilets were emaculate! Our lunch cost I think £17.00, very good value and well worth the cost. After lunch were checked out the retail area where we bought 2 packs of fruit teas and a trio selection of local beers. This Cafe is situated next to Morpeth Bus Station and is easy to find and parking is over the road. Parking is by disc only and free for 3 hours. Get yourselves there!!!!!

Two of us went in, very busy, however, got a table for two. Lovely menu, lots to choose from. Decided on an Afternoon Tea. Got our choice of sandwiches, scone and cake. All three were delicious and plentiful. The service was excellent. Highly recommended.

Called in here for lunch having seen some great reviews for this place, we were very disappointed. Dave had the breakfast which was adequate, I ordered a jacket potato with coronation chicken. The coronation chicken came in a tiny little dish sat next to the jacket potato which was barely cooked. We will not be returning.

I came into the morpeth larder with my sister and we treated oursleves to an afternoon tea. We had a table reserved by the window and despite being busy, we were served quickly by the extremely friendly staff. When the food came I wasn't sure I would be able to finish it, there was loads! You had a choice of sandwiches off the menu (i had goats cheese and sundried tomato as well as cheese and apple chutney) and being vegetarian I was catered for really well. Their scones are always great here, so no disappointments there. A couple of weeks later I stopped by the cafe again for their goats cheese and sundried tomato sandwich, which is to die for!!

Highly recommend the afternoon tea. Nice atmosphere and friendly and attentive staff. Will definitely return.

We found the food here overpriced and the cafe seating area cramped, especially for young children with prams.

I recently came in for an Afternoon Tea for two and it was absolutely delightful. The food was amazing and the portions were so large we had to take some of it home with us. I had heard the homemade scones here were lovely and they did not disappoint! The selection of tray-bakes and cakes was also very impressive and the Orange cake in particular was lovely. The staff were really friendly and welcoming and the service was very fast considering it was so busy. This was by far the best Afternoon Tea I have ever had and I will be going again soon. This has to be the nicest coffee shop in Morpeth!

Lovely little Deli with local produce next to the bus station& arcade area. Varied menu with fresh food each day...

We were looking forward to our visit having read reviews. Very Didapponited and will not return. It reminds me of...

Called in with parents for a hot drink, paid & drinks served at the table, clean & tidy, good chat...

The staff in this cafe were great..but I found the owner/manager very arrogant and did not put the customer first..we...

Had a yummy lunch here with my mum and baby daughter. The staff were very friendly, good service and excellent value for money. The panini that I had was overdone a little but the filling was yummy. I’d like to go back to try the cakes! Centrally located and cozy atmosphere.

Visited this for afternoon tea. What a find. Service was polite, speedy and efficient. We were thrilled to find this place. On top of this, they sell a really good and interesting range in their shop. Toilets clean.Food (tea, scones, cakes) was delicious. If we are visiting the area again, we are definitely making a b line straight for here.

Went here with couple of friends for coffee. Waited at a table full of used plates and cups for nearly quarter of an hour for a cup of filter coffee and had to ask twice for table to be cleared. Granted the café was busy but this was disappointing as it's quite a nice little place - there's so much competition in Morpeth we wouldn't hurry back. Nice enough selection of cakes, scones etc and good coffee menu with disabled access and large toilet. Staff were friendly enough just not terribly efficient on the day we visited.

We have visited here a couple of times in the last month and have found the food much fresher and better value than other cafes in the area. The staff are really friendly and helpful. The prices are reasonable and portion sizes are good. The menu is varied- having sandwiches, pies, quiches, jacket potatoes, paninis, soup, scones, muffins, tray bakes, cakes and more! I would recommend the coronation chicken sandwich. It comes with a small salad and crisps. The sandwich has a lot of filling and is a lovely flavour. I’ve also tried a couple of the traybakes- the tiffin and the honeycomb slice which were both very tasty. I would definitely choose to come here for lunch or a coffee over the other options in Morpeth.

Situated next to the bus station lots of people pop in for a cuppa whilst waiting for their bus. However, the varied menu provides sustenance for all. From scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, quiche, baked potatoes to afternoon tea. This is not your usual greasy spoon cafe adjacent to the bus station. Well worth a visit

Morning coffee and date slice in this bright and airy coffee shop.Clientele was of a certain age (my age) so I was at home.Excellent coffee, friendly staff and clean washrooms. What more can I ask for.

Wherever I think of a cafe in a bus station i think of a greasy spoon cafe. This one is not one of them.only had a coffee and a scone but they were great.did have tovwaitcaxwhie but that was expected they were busy.

This place is situated in the bus station Morpeth so is handy if you are looking for a coffee on your arrival or departure. We ordered scones and coffee. The scones were delicious and still warm from the oven. The staff were friendly and we did have to wait long for our order. This is our second visit and we would certainly return.

We have visited here quite a few times but have not got around to writing a review. However today we had a walk to Bothal and arrived here very hungry. The food was great, ham, cheese and chutney on brown bread very good, lovely tasting cheese and good ham. Delicious crisps on the side and lovely salad. Would have got 5 but tea was average. Service excellent.

Stopped for lunch yesterday. What's not to like, friendly smiling staff, good choice of food for a light lunch, well prepared and presented. Mince pie was excellent. Great find would use again.