Lowry's Cafe in Northumberland

Stopped in just after lunch for a sandwich and a cup of tea. The sandwich was lovely - really fresh and tasty, and the service was excellent. Plus they had an amazing selection of cakes available.

Very warm and welcoming staff, the paninis were excellent and there was a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Good location next to the river. Very nice 👍

Absolutely awful experience …. Extremely rude staff. Charged for large drinks when ordered small. Left without drinks or paying. Would never go back.

Lovely food, good service, relaxed atmosphere. We enjoyed our lunch and would recommend this place for straight forward meals

This is a fantastic place to have a great coffee and fabulous food. My coffee was fab but my cake was very dry and never tasted like lemon. Stick to the drink and food. No cake

Called in here after our visit to the Lowry by the Sea exhibition at the nearby Granary. It's in a lovely location by the Tweed estuary and close to the city walls. Sadly the weather wasn't up to much but we took a table outside and were served very quickly. I chose a latte and my friend tea. To eat I opted for a crumble cake with a salted caramel sauce. My friend chose a fruit scone which was served with generous amounts of clotted cream and strawberry jam. I don't think I would go for the crumble cake again. It was one of those confections which look good but lack substance. It was incredibly sweet too, although that shouldn't have been a surprise as the waitress did warn me. My friend's scone was pronounced lovely. The accompanying wasp thought so too so we beat a hasty retreat into the safety of the cafe itself. Prices are reasonable, the service is good and staff very friendly. Perhaps not a five star rating but there's no reason why we wouldn't return.

Me and my family alongside close friends went to the Cafe, we were met by one horrible old woman, firstly before being served we were told only one person is aloud in to order, then when we sat outside she came out and stated we couldn't sit there as we were ordering drinks for takeout. As you can imagine we walked away without buying anything. I hope people opt for other cafe's in the area as grotbags is horrible to have front of house.

Called in for a coffee, but then decided to eat. Crab sandwich special was excellent as was the italian spiced panini. Coffee was very good too, so we called back later and had another

What a gem. Fantastic food, lovely staff and great value. We had jacket potatoes with tea/coffee. Speedy service and great to see homemade coleslaw. We really liked their attention to detail and care. Highly recommended

Lovely cafe with friendly staff. Scones and keylime pie were excellent!! Great selection of cakes and drinks. Fair prices too.

The servers were so friendly and lovely and the food was great of my family we ordered 5 bacon baps and 2 scones with jam and cream and they were delicious. The bathroom was really clean and the seats were so comfy. In addition it has a lovely view. I would highly recommend this place!!

Always made to feel welcome when calling in here. Lovely cakes and quality coffee available with the option to sit outside and have a view of the river or sit inside. A real gem.

Good for sitting in the afternoon sun with a view of the water and the town walls. Pavement seating, but in an area that didn't seem busy with traffic. Nice tea, coffee and cake.

Perfectly cooked fried eggs, plus bacon for the meat eater, & very friendly service. Outdoor seating area overlooking the river Tweed.

This friendly, quayside cafe is a regular stopping off for us on our strolls around Berwick. It tends to be a "fair weather" option, as our two dogs restrict us to the outside tables. Very friendly staff, and a great choice of food. Can highly recommend the local fresh crab salad, the bacon rolls, and the homemade scones.

I've never before encountered a more rude and unhelpful waitress in my life. Late 50s, short blonde hair. Everything we asked her was a massive problem. Angry that we were even in her cafe. Never again.

Not made to feel welcome even though had been recommended by our retired minister. Our son is profoundly disabled and makes a lot of noise and requires a lot of attention , the owners made sure we far away from everyone else and eyes rolled when asked for assistance. The waitress was lovely and had a sibling with same condition. She was apologetic but couldn’t make up for appalling attitude of the owners who more interested in showing off their new car.

This s a superb cafe by the riverside serving excellent food very well presented at reasonable prices. Staff were very friendly.

Lovely little cafe situated next to the river at the old port. Fantastic selection of homemade cakes and delicious freshly made light meals on offer. Lovely outdoor seating area. Free parking outside. Well worth seeking out and we will return and recommend

Good quality drinks and lovely cakes. It was cosy and warm on a cold day - right on the river so handy after a stroll

Coffee and cake ( gluten free normally available). Although this is on the edge of the car park we normally sit outside in the Sun.

Great food and very welcoming. Highly recommended. We go to Lowrys regularly and it never disappoints.

Found this little café by the quayside in Berwick, had a coffee and cheese scone at 11, enjoyed it so much went back after our river Tweed walk for some lunch, I had a Bacon and brie pannini and the wife a crab sandwich and a pot of earl grey, very nice as well.

We had a very pleasant lunch here, sitting outside where they are a few tables to enjoy the fresh air with the walls of Berwick as a back cloth. inside the cafe is small but cosy and welcoming. They serve a good range of casual meals and we enjoyed a jacket potato and quiche lunch. Service was friendly and prices fair. we would definitely return here.

Having braved Hurricane Ali during our circular walk along the top of The Walls we fell upon this mouth watering oasis in a storm. It'll just be as good on a calm day with it's quality snacks using only the best ingredients. The staff are extremely friendly and attentive to your gastronomic needs. We were tempted by various snacks/small lunches but our B&B breakfast was enormous so settled for a very tasty tomato and basil soup with Scottie bread and butter. Locals seem to appreciate this small café which also offers wonderful views across the river Tweed and inches away from boat trips and free parking.