Massey's traditional tea room in Northumberland

Nice environment however quite small. Staff friendly. Ordered from special boards. Averaging £10 each. Paniji goat cheese and chutney. Asked itlr wanted crisps instead of salad. About half bag in a bowl. Panini had very thin slice of cheese l. My friends had smoke salmon and egg on muffin which they said tasted nice but again very small portion. Dont think I would visit again

I used to stop here with a group of friends every year when heading to a nearby golf course . I haven't been in the area for a number of years but decided to pop in for breakfast when I was back down this way It really is superb . The staff are great the food is fresh hot and always a good portion It is a great little coffee shop and I would not go past this if and when I am down this way again ...

Another visit to this gorgeous tea room. Never disappointed by the staff or the delicious home made food. So much to chose from.

Only called in for coffee which was very nice didn’t have anything to eat as we had a very large breakfast in our hotel that morning but looking at all the cakes on show they looked fresh and tempting also scanned the menu and they had a nice selection of gluten free options which is nice for me as I get fed up of going into places and having to ask what is gluten free on there menu if I was in corn ridge again I would definitely call in again

I visited this cafe for lunch. I am cealiac and there was an amazing choice of gluten free food. I couldn't decide so went for the gluten free afternoon tea which consisted of sandwich, scone and cake with tea or coffee. Various sandwich fillings to choose from and a choice of 2 scones and 2 cakes, all gluten free. They were knowledgeable and helpful and I felt very confident eating. They food was delicious. They put the chocolate brownie in a bag and I took it away with me. Very happy, delicious treat, thank you so much

Often pop in here for a coffee with my sis when shopping in Corbridge. Small coffee shop offering sandwiches and breakfasts etc Best gluten free scones ever ! They also do lovely gluten free soup.

Really quaint tea room in centre of Corbridge. We waited a while to be served and when we were served our order was not taken correctly so we had to reorder. The food was lovely. just a shame about the service. It appeared a very popular tea room.

What a find this place is! We’ve visited several times and can’t fault the food or service we have received. Today’s ham broth was beautiful. The staff are always friendly and polite.

Me and my partners first time visiting Corbridge. We fancied a late breakfast and were unsure of where to go but stumbled across this tea room, who were very accommodating and having a late breakfast was no issue though menu stated breakfast finished at 11:30. The staff were very friendly and efficient, the food (traditional full English and a sausage and egg bun) were lovely. Little quaint and cosy tea room.

Visited Corbridge for a walk and quick lunch. Thought we’d try Massey’s ….. once again, no one available to serve us. We waited for service, but after ten minutes and no sign of staff, decided to leave again.

Beautiful little tea room in the heart of Corbridge with friendly and attentive staff. Husband loved the sandwiches and there was an excellent range of gluten free items for me especially the cheese scones which were delicious

We’d been here before and had had a lovely experience, but not today sadly. We entered and waited to be seated…..as the sign stated. We waited for almost 10 minutes and could see and hear people in the kitchen chatting, with their backs facing the tea room. We even moved closer to the kitchen in the hope that they’d see us, but nothing. Whilst we waited another couple came in, they too left after waiting. Sadly, we also got sick of being ignored so left and went somewhere else instead.

Beautiful tearoom. Lovely food. Rude staff member. Ordered with a woman resembling Mrs . Overall never made eye contact Took my order for sandwiches and drinks I also ask for a scone to come after I had eaten my sandwich as I wanted it warm So that seemed fine and she took the order. Food came with the scone then as we were eating she switched the lights out and closed the windows even though it was incredibly close and warm so so rude she was obviously keen to get home and we left before it closed. Good food spoilt by offensive rude behaviour. My recommendation is to find a job you like maybe not involving paying customers !! Or take a course in customer care if learn some basic manners!!! Jonathan

Another tasty lunch served on a busy Saturday lunch time. Gluten free bread looked very nice. Highly recommend calling in for a warm welcome and an amazing eating experience.

We’d originally walked past this place but then decided to try it out. Definitely not disappointed, very tasty scones. Millionaire hot chocolate was divine and oat milk latte lovely. Staff were friendly and prices not too expensive.

Dirty spoon. Clumsy staff. Decor poor. Cramped seating. Nice tea. Nice gluten free scone. Fair prices. Close to shops.

Fabulous festive afternoon tea ..delicious turkey & cranberry sandwiches in super soft bread. Home made scone. Coffee cake and the best sweet mince pie ever ! Thank you we’ve had a wonderful afternoon x

A quaint little cafe in the lovely village of Corbridge. The outside wall flowers were beautiful and colorful. A good choice of hot and cold food, cakes and drinks. Vegan, vegetarian and other intolerances catered for. We enjoyed coffee and cake, both were very nice. It was very busy but the staff managed the service well.

We have walked past this little gem if a tearoom many times, but never gone in. Today we decided to give it a try and we've found a new favourite! Cosy atmosphere, beautiful food and friendly attentive staff. We had a bacon and egg bap today, but their cakes look like taste sensations, so we'll need to make a return visit!

My favourite little cafe in Corbridge.Friendly staff,great food. Love the full English breakfast (and the cakes :)

I have had the best toasted ham and cheese sandwich in along time. The staff are friendly and polite, even after I had split some of my latte.

We had cakes and coffee. All of excellent quality and a fair price. For those who are Gluten intolerant there is also a good choice The staff are very helpful

Popped by for an afternoon tea while out on a dog walk. Delicious home made scones, cakes and sandwiches. Soup is delicious too. Friendly staff

Arranged with the owner for 17 people following a funeral in Newcastle for sandwiches ,cakes and scones . All were excellent and nicely presented . Coffea ,tea and soft drinks were also provided . Service was quick and attentive. All in all ann excellent choice...

Visited this little coffee shop on several occasions and never been disappointed, excellent customer services, nothing ever too much bother. Reasonable selection of cake, snacks, sandwiches and beverages. Very popular tea room with a very relaxed ambiance and also dog friendly.

We stumbled across this tea room whilst visiting Corbridge. What a great find it was!! We both enjoyed delicious slices of very moist cake and brownie and a superb cappuccino. We received a lovely warm welcome and it was nice and clean throughout.

A very warm welcome from our waitress Helen. We were a group of four coffee delicious and nice and hot. Paninis we’re really nice but my favourite was the sausage and egg bap. Can’t beat the locally sourced sausage. Gluten free cake. Yummy ! We...

We popped in for a late afternoon cream tea just before they closed at the weekend. We both had a scone with jam and cream and a pot of tea. I would have preferred clotted cream instead of whipped but it was all very fresh...

Not the warmest of welcomes by the waitress. Coffee was weak and cake a little stale. Premises were clean and covid safe.

Is it me? Why would you unscrew a drink, a fentimans ginger beer for example, or a can, why would you unhygieniclly open either before you serve them? Why not in these particularly careful times just leave them sealed until served? Have asked to leave...

Went here for a cup of tea and cake with friends. It’s so expensive for this reason I would avoid this place.

Called in for a tea break. The scones with jam and cream were superb and are highly recommended. The toilets are upstairs and the staircase is a little bit steep, possibly not too good for older people or someone not to steady on their feet....

Visited this cafe today while visiting corbridge, thought the staff had no customer care, awful atmosphere and very expensive

We were recommended here and came in for a snack of teacakes and crumpets with tea and coffee. It was ok quality but a little pricey. The cakes looked better quality so next time we may try one of them.

The selection is very good, the prices are fair, the tea is brilliant and the staff are very helpful. Overall, a great tea room.

Lovely Tuna sandwich on very nice bread - the sandwich was very substantial so we shared !! Now, it’s fair to say, I am very fussy about scones but the fruit scone offered in Massey’s was light, fruity and delicious! It tasted fresh from the...

Lovely small tea room with homemade food and tea's and coffee's Spotless toilets and very friendly service. Would certainly recommend.

Nice friendly staff however if you are charging £3.00 for an americano you should make sure that at the very least it resembles the taste of coffee.

We stopped off at Masseys on our way to a holiday home in County Durham. After a long journey we were really ready to eat a refreshing tasty lunch. We were not disappointed! Fabulous mozzarella panini and succulent mushrooms on toast washed down with lattes hit the spot! Highly recommended.

Arranged to meet with friends for a surprise lunch, Christine could not have been more helpful. She provided us with a great table with enough room for us all to enjoy both the excellent food and the special occasion.Christine, once again thank you for all the trouble you went to make the day so memorable and we all said we cannot wait to visit again hopefully very soon.

First day at Slayley Hall Northumberland, decided to visit Corbridge for afternoon tea. The sandwiches were glorious, bread homemade, asked for some loaves to take out. But the owner who is the baker was on a day off. The scones, butter, jam and cream were delicious. The young lad waiting on table did an excellent job and was very courteous.

An unplanned stop in Corbridge and an unexpected find. We visited as a family of 4 and all had fabulous meals and drinks. The food was a little on the pricey side being honest but we all enjoyed what we had. The bread in particular was amazing - we bought a loaf to take home. The sausages were good quality, the scone was light and freshly baked and slight amendments to the menus were met by friendly staff. Corbridge isn't on our usual route but we'll be stopping here again.

Stopped here for lunch en route to Scotland. Very friendly service and delicious light dishes with a good selection.

Lovely cute tearoom, friendly staff and wonderful cakes. Seating upstairs too. Took away scones for later.

The first time visiting Corbridge for 10 months...lockdown , Covid, being poorly.As usual nightmare place to park around square, it started to rain, and I popped into Massey's. Warm and cosy as usual but fewer tables because of social distancing and a new counter for take away. I had scrambled eggs and a pot of tea. Delicious eggs, and the toasted bread was ‘chia bread’ I’ve never had that before, so tasty. I understand it comes from a bakery in Consett, and the owner brings it with her - fresh daily.

good service a bit slow but it araved all inall a nice little place to eat for a catch up with a a friend price was very good for 6 of us

Called in for lunch travelling through Corbridge. Lovely light first floor table by the window. Tasty and filling home made soup with either bread or cheese scone. Dairy and gluten free catered for. We left a coat behind and the cafe kindly posted it on to us in Scotland. We would recommend Massey’s to anyone travelling the A69 or holidaying in the area!

Saw this place and had to go after a long wait morning. Staff so friendly food and drinks lovely. Loved the scones nice atmosphere and just lovely thank you

I think this was the worst coffee I have ever had !! The scones were very good though. I would not go back or recommend the place.

Just went in for coffee, could have stayed for lunch. Coffee had a strange taste so will not be visiting again, lunch menu was poor…

First meal out this year that was inside a building. It was lovely to discover that Massey’s were as good as ever, gorgeous veg and lentil soup, good bread, delicious cakes and refreshing coffee (by cafetière) Strangely reassuring to have the same staff team. Thank you Massey’s.

Fabulous take-away lunch for our family of four today. We pre ordered and everything was ready for our collection time. The vegan sandwich was delicious and the vegan carrot cake one of the best I've had! A warm welcome and friendly service and tasty, well presented food. 5 stars from us all and we look forward to our next visit. Thankyou x

Had a coffee to go, tasted like dish water. Threw it away. Maybe it was an off day but I wouldn't want to risk going back.

Fabulous place, service and food. Lovely coffee, soup, toastie and pannini (3 in the group) one even had a home made crispy cake! It was fab! Wish we lived closerOnly thing to improve was the totastie should have more butter on as may have been a bit dry had I not have had an extra drink

Loved my soup & toastie. Ham broth was outstanding and perfectly warming for a cold day. Friendly service too!

The Covid requirements are well adhered to, plenty of room between the tables, sanitisers freely available and the toilet facilities exemplary.Good quality food with a fair choice, keen prices too with staff making you feel very welcome indeed.Free car park a short distance away over the river bridge.

We visited Massey's whilst on our visit to Corbridge. We were greeted by a lovely lady and immediate hand sanitizer with regard to covid PPE. Social distancing was also excellent which was made even better by the gorgeous food we had. The BLT sandwiches were fresh and very tasty which we followed with sharing the 3 mini scone trio between the two of us. Scones were still warm and melted in your mouth- absolutely lovely. The hot drinks were the best we've had for a long time. Wish we were local, although the waistline wouldn't agree if that was the case

I was in Corbridge for the day on Saturday but I was struggling to get a vegan meal but Massey's came to the rescue, it might have only been a salad sandwich and a scone but the bread was homemade, malty seed batch, salad didn't taste like wilted supermarket special, and the homemade cherry scone with jam was lovely, it was nicer than it sounds, "I'll be back"

We popped in for lunch and were lucky to nab the sofas - The service was unbelievably quick and friendly, lovely cheese and onion toasty and a teacake along with a lovely big pot of proper tea. Went to pay and was pleasantly surprised by the 'eat out' discount, but would have been more than happy at full price

Had a quick bite to eat at Massey’s today with my elderly Mum who’s just had a replacement hip, with social distancing only a couple of tables downstairs - both in use - a couple of ladies very kindly gave us their table and moved to upstairs seating, the staff were very helpful in moving them, they could not do more - 2 lattes arrived closely followed by 2 bacon and egg rolls, bread was lovely and fresh and tasty. We ordered 1 well done bacon and mine not so - both arrived quickly and exactly as ordered-very helpful friendly staff - definitely worth a visit when visiting corbridge

Friendly staff however doesn’t make up for the £19 bill for a cheap cheese panini, sandwich that smelt weird and teas. The sweetner was EXPIRED from 2016, I understand this isn’t exactly going to kill me but surely as a cafe, in date items are essential.

Great little place with excellent covid19 measures in place including track and trace. Very friendly and helpful staff. I had the breakfast special... poached eggs on muffin with bacon. It was absolutely delicious. Daughter had sausage and bacon roll.. Lovely bread used. Took 2 cheese scones hone which were lovely.

Corbridge is a lovely visit, and there are a number of tea rooms, so Massey's has to be good. It is!Soups, sandwiches, wraps and salads, gluten free options.Once again I had soup, and Alison had salad. Quality continues to be excellent, pricing good too, but the main thing is that it's a very pleasant place to sit and eat/ talk

Massey’s in Corbridge is a very good tearoom. At first glance it looks rather tiny, but there are more tables upstairs. The menu is typical of the genre and includes hot and cold sandwiches and snacks as well as cakes, scones etc.We had tea, coffee and scones which were all very good, and I particularly recommend the cheese scones.The cafe is fully compliant with COVID precautions with staff wearing face visors, hand gel on all tables, and a track and trace system in use.The service was very friendly and efficient.

A lovely tea room with great food and service. The soup was particularly good. The staff were all friendly.

Very disappointed as staff were lovely,but tea pots were stained.my bacon in the sandwich tasted like fish so did not eat it.But the worst thing was the fact that the bottle of sweeteners were nearly two years out of date!How can a cafe not notice this?

Good friendly service. The brownies were enjoyed and reasonable value. The carrot cake was terrific albeit slightly small portion

Called in August after a walk around corbridge, everything in place for covid safety.I had cheese and onion sandwich with salad, you had choice salad or crisps, the sandwiches two of them were delicious on a lovely soft bread, plenty of salad with it, my other half had toasted tuna sandwich she loved it with crisps, plus a large pot of tea. Friendly service well recommended, noticed they are taken part Monday to Wednesday in government 50% scheme.

Lovely “Peter Rabbit Soup” ;-) The staff were very welcoming ang friendly. Made a lovely fuss over our son who loved the vegetable soup of the day. We will certainly be returning in the near future. Thank you, Edward x x

I visited here with my mum for a mid-week lunch. Neither of us had been before. There is no dedicated parking but it is in the town centre and easy to walk to. We both ordered soup (lentil and vegetable). I ordered mine with a cheese and onion toastie and my mum ordered hers with bread. I ordered warm chocolate brownie and ice-cream for dessert and my mum ordered syrup sponge pudding with custard. I know my photo isn't an 'instagrammable' one and doesn't make my soup look particularly appealing. But this soup is THE nicest soup I have ever had in a cafe and the best I've ever tasted apart from my late Grandma's (which will never be beaten!). Absolutely delicious. I could have eaten ten times the amount I was given. It didn't need a speck of seasoning and was utterly amazing. I literally don't have a bad word to say about it!My toastie was also very nice and was made with lovely bread for dipping. My brownie was nice, although the ice-cream tasted very synthetic and cheaply bought in. My mum said her dessert was nice too. The toilets are upstairs. They are small, but clean enough. On the soup alone I would have rated this place 5*. But the service was a 3* at best so I've plumped for mid-way between the two and given it a 4*. When we first ordered the soups, my mum said to her "I'd like a pudding but I'll order that afterwards" so the waitress knew a further order was forthcoming. But we finished our mains and then sat. And sat. And sat a bit more. Nobody came.We could hear the waitress and the cook chatting to each other in the kitchen (not work related) so they weren't busy doing anything else. There were two other tables occupied whilst we were in there. One having afternoon tea and the other having lunch. BOTH other tables also wanted to order more things (the afternoon tea table wanted more coffee and the lunch table wanted to order scones). In the end, the afternoon tea table went and hovered at the entrance to the kitchen. She was still ignored so poked her head in and asked for some service. At that point, ourselves and the other lunch table put in our order too. No apology was given, despite the entire customer base in the cafe all ordering stuff!It also lost a few marks because it was a bit shabby (not fashionably so, just plain old shabby) and grubby. The decor and service definitely did not match up to the amazing food quality, which is a bit sad as it deserves great praise for the food. I would absolutely return to have more of that soup if I visit the town again. If the staff had been nicer, I would have loved to ask for the recipe. But I'd like to see the staff be a bit more aware of customers' needs and also for the place to get a bit of a makeover. Well done on the soup though. I LOVED it!

A charming little tea room, has an upstairs as well as down. Choice of food was quite extensive, we chose the middle option afternoon tea, not the cheapest or the most expensive. Next time my wife will order sandwiches and scones seperately to get more bread as the bread is to die for.

Stopped by this lovely tea room on a rainy late morning after sightseeing. Ordered a pot of darjeeling and a cheese scone.The scone was warm,( yum yum) was able to read throughout my visit. Staff very welcoming too, Will be back again in time for elevenses next time

Our party of 5 adults and two 8 year olds called in for snacks. Servers couldn't have been nicer and went to lengths to seat us all together. There's a good and varied menu and our order was taken promptly and served with little delay. The food was delicious and good portions too. An absolute must for us on our return visit and I highly recommend it. Excellent value for money.

We’ve just been for lunch today. The best cheese scone ever ! Lovely home made soup and delicious coffee & walnut cake ! Thanks to Helen Morrison and Christine Morrison for making today a special birthday for Alan 86 today corbridge market is amazing

Lovely tearoom. Ground floor and an upstairs room and toilet via steps. Traditional breakfast and lots of other interesting menu items. Eggy bread perfect. Lovely cakes. Very nice staff.

After a few hours sightseeing I decided to stop and have a tea and scone. Staff greeted me with a pleasant smile and welcome. My tea and cheese scone 100% perfect!! the scone was warm , plenty of flavour too, the tea ( after brewing for a few minutes as it was Darjeeling) most welcome as I was thirsty. Many thanks to the staff and I look forward to coming back next year!!

This place is a hidden gem, our lovely waitress Helen guided me to the gluten free menu which has a wide selection which was brilliant as not many places have a vast choice. Lovely food,coffee,staff and atmosphere. We will see you again soon.

Flying visit to the area (sadly for a funeral) and stopped en route for brekky. I was the only customer so service was great and had a delicious sausage and egg roll with coffee. Sausage freshly cooked, egg nicely runny, lovely soft roll. Coffee included a much needed refill. If I'm being picky I'd rather have had tomato sauce in a bottle than a sachet, but otherwise no complaints and this set me up a treat for the rest of the drive. Nice decor and lovely clean toilets - which oddly were upstairs. Highly recommended overall.

After exploring in the area, stumbled upon Massey's and decided to have a cream tea. The scones were huge with a generous helping of delicious jam and cream. So good! Would definitely return

Had homemade waffles with plum and orange Superb. Lovely service. 2 floors . Toilet on second. Buses nearby station a mile away.

Visiting Corbridge with a friend and popped in for coffee. A wonderful menu resulted in having a chocolate brownie biscuit with my coffee which was gluten and dairy free. My dietary needs were clarified and the cookie was delicious. My friend had a carrot cake and thought it was the best she had tasted. We then went shopping but needed lunch and of course returned to Massey's. I had the soup adjusted to my diet, along with a gluten free sandwich. Excellent and so lovely to have my needs catered for. Thank you

Recently visited Massey's with two very hungry children. The staff were very attentive to us and took the time to talk to my children about their day. The staff were extremely accommodating in relation to our order.

Popped in for a late breakfast of toast & marmalade which was very nice but we were served by a very unfriendly & most unwelcoming individual which spoilt our visit. If you’re looking for good food served by very friendly staff then I suggest you give this place a wide berth & try the Watling Coffee house just along the road which is much nicer.

Three of us had tea and scones at this nice little tea shop yesterday morning. Rather small and compact on the ground floor, upstairs is much larger with a lounge are at the back next to the toilet facilities ( which are nice and bright and a pleasure to use). If you can go upstairs do so but be warned - the steps are quite steep. We all had tea and a cheese scone - total cost £15 which is alright but a little pricey. There's a good selection of food especially cakes which all looked delicious. Nice friendly staff and a pot of water with the tea was a bonus. Recommended and we will return.

Stopped off for lunch on our way to an appointment in Newcastle. We had a lovely waiter who was very polite. The homemade soup was very good indeed, full of flavour. Decent sized pot of tea, nice bread and great to see gluten free options. We have to go to Newcastle a couple of times a year and will not hesitate to take the few minutes to detour of the A69 into Corbridge to visit this teashop again.

Stopping off on our journey to Newcastle we found this friendly little cafe. We enjoyed sumptuous scones cream and jam washed down with several cups of tea. A really great find!

Very friendly staff home made cakes and fresh food very clean we had hot chocolate which was amazing plus home made cheese scones and the prices were very good would recommend a visit

Little scones with clottecd cream and jam. It was delicious with a pot of tea. Pleasant surrou dings, fast service. Room for my suitcase and backpack.

Visited for the first time yesterday. What a lovely place with great friendly service & I had the best bacon sandwich ever!

This small tearoom served us very efficiently with tasty, fresh food on a busy lunchtime. Staff really cheerful & friendly. Not very spacious inside but we weren't too crammed in. Toilet, which is upstairs (difficult for some people), was busy & unisex so a queue formed. Overall, though, a pleasant enough experience & reasonably priced.

An excellent tea room in the centre of Corbridge. The food and drink was served promptly and to a high standard. I recommend this tea room.

Visited along with family members for brunch. A good experience all round. Food and service were both very good. Perhaps not the cheapest but was very pleasant

We called in on the hottest day of the year so far as it was just too hot outside. Surprisingly we were the only ones in on arrival, though the place was full upstairs and down by the time we had finished our lunch.

The owner kept the tea rooms open for us on a cycle trip when we arrived into Corbridge behind schedule. We were weary, cold and very wet (that's British June weather for you) and we got a lovely warm welcome. The coffee was in endless supply and the cakes were great. Highly recommended. We'll definitely be back.

Excellent-, friendly, accommodating but more than all that, they went the extra mile to make us welcome by staying open longer when we hadn't arrived as planned due to bad weather

Popped in here after seeing TA reviews and very pleased we did. Nice warm welcome. Sat upstairs which was bit more peaceful. Everywhere seemed very clean. Liked the old fashioned tea cups and tea pot. We had good value toasties which came with crisps.

Just popped into this gorgeous tea room. Such a lovely warm welcome from helen & Jackie

Small but welcoming tearoom right in the heart of historic Corbridge. Not the cheapest place but can't grumble about the quality of the food we had. Staff were chatty and friendly. Nice wee place to stop off.

Popped in here for lunch on a cold and wet bank holiday. Welcomed by a lovely waitress and we chose to sit upstairs. Good choice of sandwiches and cakes on the menu.Breakfasts are only served until 12. I opted for a ham and pease pudding sandwich on white and the other half had a ham and cheese toasted sandwich. The bread was lovely and the ham was very good but the pease pudding was very sparse. The salad and/or crisps were also good. Nice clean tea rooms with very pleasant staff but I thought it to be a little pricey for what we got.

This small tea room is just what it says, it may only be small but everything is freshly cooked and the service is courteous and friendly. The only downside is that the toilets are upstairs and being someone who can struggle with stairs i was apprehensive but the stairs were fairly easy with handrails on both sides.