Number 15 in County Durham

Charming little coffee shop on the high street. Lovely welcoming staff, great coffee and light dishes too. Highly recommend!

My favourites at no 15 are the toast & jam because it's such good toast, ditto the jam and butter, or equally, to sample the soups. You get plenty with proper bread, and some unusual homemade soup flavours. Good scones and homemade snacks too. Recommended.

Really good homemade soup and crusty toasted homemade bread. Very rustic and good size soup portion. The pastries looked good but I didn't have time this visit to try them. Family run.

Fantastic little cafe on the Main Street with an array of beautiful homemade cakes - one of our party asked for a gluten-free option and was given the choice of 5 different flavours - the gluten free Victoria sandwich sponge was amazing

We were on a weekend trip away and knew the lunch stop was Barnard Castle, so I googled Gluten Free and Vegan Restaurants. This Cafe popped up and I'm very glad we called in. Service was second to none. The manager knew she had to clean down surfaces and chopping boards when I mentioned a Gluten Free sandwich in case he was Coeliac, vegans were happy with cake and a very nice looking jackfruit sandwich, and I was totally smitten by the pesto chicken and cheese sandwich I had. The coffee will kick you into next weekend in a nice way, and Harry my English Bull Terrier thought it was epic that we didn't have to sit outside and get wet as they are dog friendly. If Carlsberg did Cafe's then this would be it!

Friendly staff serving excellent coffee. Strong and the best I’ve tasted in a long time. Didn’t eat on visit but the cakes on display looked fab

A lovely little coffee shop with wonderfully different menu options and the best part is you can have your order delivered to the most wonderfully different bookshop next door, which has to be my favourite place ever! Barny just wouldn't be the same place without it!

Very welcoming. Nothing too much trouble. We needed to eat late afternoon. Had soup followed by halloumi flatbread. Good sized portions, quality ingredients, so very tasty. Good coffee in huge cups. Reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend and we’ll be back.

Cute little place right in the centre of town that’s perfect for a filling lunch or even a coffee and some cake. The range of gluten free and vegan options was really nice to see, the vegan carrot cake was delicious! The coffee is well priced and tastes even better. The nice staff were quick and friendly, will definitely be coming again thank you!

A small, quirky venue - but lovely, homemade food in generous portions. Nothing is too much trouble and they are happy to accommodate any dietary requirements (where possible). We had 2 Americano coffees and a piece of chocolate and almond cake, whilst my husband had porridge (made with almond milk) which has granola on the top and jam and additional milk on the side. It was all scrumptious. Our whole visit cost £9.50. The coffees were £1.80 each. The porridge (with all the extras) was £2.50 and the cake was £3.40 - but it was a generous slice and absolutely delicious.The breakfast and lunch menus had decent options for vegetarians and vegans and there were gluten free cakes too.

After a wonderful walk around Bowes Museum we popped into Barnard Castle to hunt for amazing cake and fabulous coffee, it's difficult to find these things both together sometimes. We weren't disappointed, the best cake I've had out for a long time. We had two smaller slices each because we couldn't choose just one, coffee was perfect and it was all brought to us in the lovely bookshop next door. I'm taking my partner this weekend, the staff are very friendly and patient with our cake excitement. I would recommend both the cafe and bookshop, well worth taking some time out here.

Great food, great coffee, great staff. We always visit Bernard Castle when in the area, mainly for this cafe. Love the bookshop next door that you take your coffee to.

It isn’t always easy to find somewhere for lunch for us - he’s vegan and I’m a carnivore. I eat vegan a lot but how nice to find this little cafe/deli that caters for everyone and very ably too. I had the chicken schwarma which was just delicious but so big. I ate half on the way home toliverpool. Hubby had the vegan breakfast bap. I tasted the scrambled tofu and it was so good. Apparently black salt makes it taste so authentic. We visited on our way to Newcastle and on our way back. We were not alone to praise them for their amazingly tasty food. Wish. Could have tried their lemon curd cake. The staff are so warm and friendly and obviously care a lot. We’ll be back with our daughter and her boyfriend. They’ll love it.

Great staff and service and great coffee and at a good price. Use this coffee shop rather that the nationals it is a little gem!

Popped into this little bookshop after finding out it was linked to the cafe next door, there was a very warm welcome and a relaxed atmosphere, my daughter was given a little book to draw in and my other daughter was given a few bits to play with and they were free to browse through the books available, we purchased drinks from the cafe next door while we were looking at the wide range of books available, ended up in there over an hour the children didn't want to leave, it was just lovely and I would highly recommend a visit if your in the area.....the cafe has a great range of food and drinks too!

Small cafe but now uses the bookshop next door too for seating which is great. It’s been quite a while since I last visited. We had just coffee and cake both of which were very good. I liked being given the option of choosing between one or two shots of coffee in my drink. Both our cakes were good, pistachio cake, a nice delicate flavour and my hubby had lemon curd cake which he said was really tasty, lots of zing.

This is a quirky little place in the beautiful market town of Barnard Castle, called Barney by locals. The bookshop next door allows you to sit and browse, and cakes and coffee are delivered from the cafe. Perfection

Stopped off for a snack and found this cafe which is small and unique with a quirky vintage theme - loved the 1940s music.

Great coffee and delicious cake. Carrot cake and citrus cake fabulous. Helpful and friendly staff. Coffee brought over to us on the benches in market place.

I love this place. It’s relaxed, helpful and cheery, serves excellent coffee and although small you can always have your drinks delivered to the very wonderful bookshop next door. If I lived here I would definitely make this my regular coffee shop. Lovely staff too.

We stopped in Barnard Castle on our way to York and visited this establishment for lunch. On a positive note the coffee was very good! However, the smells coming from the kitchen due to lack of extraction were starting to make us feel nauseous and clung to our hair and clothes upon leaving. The chicken, cheese and chilli jam sandwich was a huge disappointment given the chicken was dry, hard and inedible. Sadly we wouldn’t return.

Came for lunch, had the veggie meatballs and they were amazing. The food seemed very fresh, salad was gr8. It also is joined to a really cool bookshop. Will definitely be back! (Cannolis were brill as well) and service friendly. They also have a thing where you can buy a coffee and they give it to someone who needs it - which I thought was v thoughtful.

We happened to pop in last year on our way back to Cumbria after visiting family in Durham. I ordered Chicken Shawarma flatbread. After being freshly prepared it arrived on my table. Mmm. Now I’m not a salad sort of person and thought “ how am I going to eat this” . Well it was not a problem and i wolfed it down, I was amazed. So tasty.

It is always a treat to visit no15. Staff are always friendly and welcoming and the food is so delicious!

Wanting something to eat when visiting Barnard Castle recently, we happened upon Number 15; initially we rejected it but decided to give it a go. Luckily, there was a free table (there are very few) and, after a wait for sandwiches to be prepared, we were provided with, what appeared to be, home baked buns stuffed with the ordered fillings and accompanied by a fresh salad containing a good mix of ingredients. Certainly, a meal to satisfy all but a glutton. In spite of early reservations, the food and coffee were very good and good value. We would certainly return if in the town.

Great little cafe, nice simple menu and plenty of veggie options. It serves the best coffee-offering one or two shots! Very reasonably priced too and the cakes are exceptional. We have visited before and love this place. No.15 now offers it's customers the choice of taking your coffee & cake into the bookshop next door. The bookshop is bohemian & gorgeous with a super selection of new and second hand books! We love supporting local and this place is just what a local business should be. Friendly staff & lovely atmospere. Highly recommend!!

took some friends with us this time whom are vegan /vegetarian wow they were very impressed the food was fabulous the atmosphrere was very friendly especially the staff with whom we enjoyed good conversation with and we finished off with mouth watering cake our friends are that impressed with the place they will be returning now that they have found some where that caters to their needs with being vegan /vegetarian as they have a good choice of menu as some places only have limited choices

Needed a coffee and saw this place. Lovely coffee, excellent cake and a most delicious sausage roll. All homemade. Staff were attentive and I would definitely recommend this friendly little cafe.

Called early afternoon after spotting vegetarian and vegan options on the board. Ordered a roasted veg and hummus sandwich with an oat milk hot chocolate. £8.90. Friendly service. I'd noticed you could sit in the bookshop next door which was novel (pun intended) so grabbed a seat in their window. The drink arrived about 10 mins later and the food about 10 mins after that. Smooth drink and tasty sandwich accompanied by a fresh crunchy salad and crisps. Unfortunately the woman in the bookshop (owner?) came across as loving the sound of her own voice which spoiled it a bit. I'll return but will sit in the cafe instead.

Brunch at this little gem of a cafe, been there several times in the past and never disappointed. Toasted sandwich and salad with a lovely cappuccino for myself and my husband, and a chicken treat for the dog from the staff. Highly recommend, friendly staff, beautiful food lovely surroundings. Well worth a visit and very reasonable prices, well done

And everything else! We stopped for lunch and had the most tasty flatbread with grilled halloumi and vegetables and a toasted sand which. Coffee is really good and you are asked how strong you would like it: one shot or two.

Stopped for lunch en route to Lake District, whilst visiting from Australia. Great welcome & was actually asked how I liked my coffee (cappuccino), weak/strong, how hot? Brilliant & it was great coffee. My daughter had chicken, cheese & bacon sandwich, which came with lovely salad. I had a falafel & salad panini with salad, as the regular meatball sandwich looked way too big for me! Fab food, great value. Excellent cafe

Just making a review as I had the best flatbread I've ever tasted here. The vegetarian food is absolutely delicious. Would recommend to everyone as a great place to stop by and have lunch with lovely owners!

We popped in following a visit to the Castle. It was our first time and certainly won't be our last. A small but very welcoming place.

A jem of a coffee shop. Food fabulous especially the homemade pork pies straight out of the oven. Will be back

This is such a gorgeous little cafe. The staff are wonderfully friendly cheerful and engaging. So reasonable on price, and excellent quality, great coffee. It should be a must do when in barnard castle

We went here whilst on holiday and found this little cafe to be very welcoming, we had a dog and they still welcomed us into their cafe, gave our dog a bit of chicken, the coffee was very nice I would say better then some well known coffee shops, their little cakes were very nice too, we enjoyed them so much we went back in and bought more.

On the way back to car park decided on a coffee. Lady very nice coffee very god tight for space but worth a call. Will go again.

Lovely vibe to this little left wing coffee shop - great food and coffee - very relaxed and dog friendly!

Lovely little place...after a walk to Egglestone abbey ideal for four hungry vegans...I had a yummy roasted vegetable tart with salad and my sons had the lunchtime flat bread special..portions were massive... I wished we had room for the cake! also bought a lovely soap/shampoo bar and two eco cups to do my bit for the environment. lady behind the counter very helpful and friendly!

I wasn’t sure about this little place and struggled to work out the menu on the chalk board. All apprehension disappeared when the food arrived. We all ordered flat bread - the sandwiches with salad were amazing but the Flat bread daily special was absolutely unbelievable. Got some cake afterwards which wasn’t bad but the food was another world

Decent sized coffee cups and great cake, try the Lemon and Lavender. Efficient and friendly staff and good prices. Coffee is mild so go for at least a double shot. Will remember the cake!

Forget your insipid corporate coffee shops with robotic staff and pop in here for ultra friendly staff and great tea/coffee.We tried the homemade cakes which are delicious and there are plenty of vegan options too!.Although small and compact there is extra seating outside but don't let that put you off as 15 has the friendliest staff in Barnard Castle.

Really enjoyed our first visit to Number 15 in Barnard Castle - only had time for a cappuccino as we had had a walloping breakfast in Sheffield - staff friendly and helpful -

the cafe looked so nice we ordered 2 Cappuccino dusted with cinnamon was pure milk mine was supposed to be a strong cup. such a shame was going to bring mother and aunt for a day out

We were blessed with great weather,so could sit outside & bask as we munched on our lunch. I had their vegan mac n cheese which came in a tart with a yummy salad & hubby had a falafal flat bread with lots of yummies on top. Organic fruit juices available too. A good find, but get there early for the vegan mac n cheese tarts as they go fast! YUM YUM YUM

Concur most wholeheartedly with majority of other reviewers generally. But was slightly puzzled when served hot an otherwise excellent pork pie - to me anyhow it would have been far better served cold. Will know next time I suppose.

Such a great find ...amazing people ..emma and Michael..lovely couple . Amazing food ,they made me a bespoke sarnie and it was to die for ...very clean and warm ...other small cafes should visit to see how its done

Lovely lunch here. We had two tagines and a pasty between the three of us. All enjoyed their flavourful meals, and the friendly staff. They were very helpful to serve the one tagine with dairy-free sour cream and gluten-free bread. This attention to detail for those unlucky enough to have such issues with food is so appreciated. Often the hassle involved in getting eateries to provide stuff that is definitely okay makes us unwilling to go out, so hats off to Number 15 for making this a good experience.

Having just arrived in Barnard Castle, my wife & I (& dog) were in need of a warm drink & a snack. Walking around the town we stumbled across this small but perfect cafe/deli.

During a stay nearby I called in here twice this week for coffee and cake. The coffee is excellent and the vegan cake option was very very good....the staff on both occasions were friendly and welcoming and nothing seems to be any trouble. It's tiny but perfect....thank you I hope to be back soon

Can recommend this cafe. Have been several times for snacks but their cake selection is very good and there were 6 of us and we all found our favourites

A great little cafe, friendly with a far more modern feel than lots of the old fashioned tea rooms. A warm welcome, great coffee and the best mushroom soup I have eaten. Highly recommended.

We usually visit Number 15 for a coffee and a cannoli whilst shopping in Barnard Castle as it is both people and dog friendly.

Sweet wee cafe with a friendly owner and great selection of food and drink. Small enough that you'll get to know your neighbour!

the pies in this establishment looked delicious and were home made and cooked on the premises. Always the best service when we go, and we always go back! Very small café but well worth the visit. Lots of veggie options.

Always go in here when in Barnard Castle it's small but very friendly and the food is a bit different...

The hours of opening here are 8-5 daily except weekends when they open at 10:00 and Sunday closing at 4:30....

Great little place. Friendly staff. I was a bit confused by the menu options but with help from the waitress...

Quirky little coffee shop with a range of lovely cakes - including some slightly unusual flavours. The coffee was really good too; service was friendly; and dogs were welcome inside and out. Gluten free options too. A real find.

This is a brilliant little cafe. They cater for all requirements, gluten free, vegetarian, vegan.... The Vegan Chocolate cake was to die for. Cant wait to go back.

We went for coffee and a slice of cake. What great coffee better than any of the high st coffee chains. The chocolate cake and the vegan dark chocolate cake are amazing.Really friendly and knowledgeable staff.

This is always a pleasure to vist the staff very friendly and give you the time to order and have a chat with you the coffee excelent a good range of food and the cakes home made

First visit to this quirky cafe, ordered pork pie with salad, my husband ordered a Tex mex burrito and I have to say the food was amazing, it was that amazing I ordered a further 2 pork pies to take home for our tea! The service was spot on the young girl who served me was as nice as can be nothing was too much trouble even though the cafe was busy, the young girl made a lovely fuss over our little girl, we will visit again soon!Top Cafe, top service!Thank you xx

Popped in for a bite to eat to help cure the hangover and was very glad we did. The food was lovely, we both had the quesadillas, and came out quickly despite what looked like a teeny tiny kitchen. The service was good and both hosts were welcoming and helpful. Thoroughly enjoyed it and even took a selection of scrummy canoli's home for an afternoon snack.

Stopped here for some lunch with friends. Great range of sandwiches, soup and pies with imaginative fillings and very friendly service. Cakes looked wonderful but we were too full!

We ordered some sandwiches for a long walk. We were immediately welcomed into a cosy atmosphere. I have to say the sandwiches were some of the best we have had. Served with some crisps, a lovely salad, and made with love

Lovely cosy cafe but still provides a good range of food - including many vegetarian and vegan dishes - the vegan chocolate cake is to die for!

So wonderful to find somewhere that exudes enthusiasm and dedication to food and the customer. Its tiny, you have to wait a bit but you get food especially prepared for you that tastes and smells great. Oh and by the way even if you are not a vegan, try the vegan chocolate cake...its like bathing in a vat of rich chocolate....so good I had to go back the next day for a second piece! Thanks for adding that little somethinto our lovely weekend away

Tiny place (but with tables outside if you get lucky with the weather), but a friendly welcome and good food. My bacon bun on a ciabatta style roll was great as was the soup of the day. Good coffee as well

Following a wet and blustery walk around Barnard Castle we were looking for somewhere to have a bite to eat. We went into No 15 because we were walking past and it was close to the car but what a find!! The service was second none - help provided with getting the pram up the steps, room made for prom once inside the bijou cafe and efficient food service. Half way through eating the baby decided she needed feeding too so I proceeded to feed her, this was practically encouraged with a much neeed glass of water proffered and no hint of disapproval and can sometimes be seen in other establishments. But lastly, the food - we both had burritos and they were amazing and great value at approx £7 each. We'll definitely return when in the area again.

we were about to head home actually but my missus fancied a coffee before we left so i looked round and we were outside of No15.I've never been before and wasn't expecting much when we entered this little cafe but! when i got my coffee it was delightful.i usually drink tea but my "one shot" Americano was very, very nice.the place is quite small and compact but the lady who served us was really friendly.i scanned the Mexican menu and i was very tempted but alas, we'd been eating before hand but i will say this, i will be back and i will have some food next time

After a lovely walk around the bowes museum we headed for aCoffee at No 15 with the puppy. It was lovely to be made to feel so welcome with the puppy as not too many places in Barney are doggy friendly, the coffee was really rather lovely, and the owners were brilliant with the puppy while we were there 2 other dogs came in and they were all made a fuss of. It's a small coffee shop but the food on offer and the different types of coffees / teas available was really nice I would not hesitate to recommend this coffee shop 100% it will become a firm favourite with myself and Blu

Really impressed with this cafe on my first visit...the food was so fresh and tasted amazing, Chef Emma really knows her stuff...perfect balance of flavours and really knowledgeable about plant-based ingredients. It is great to have somewhere that does such great vegan food (all the time!), but also caters for friends/family who want non-vegan options. Emma was also happy to make my dish bespoke, throwing in a few extra ingredients here and there...it really was a treat and worth every penny!

Visited fo a snack on a break from long drive. The cafe is small with seating for three tables and a breakfast bar. Had three toasties (which came with a side salad) and drinks. The food was good and the service okay but the value...? The order came to £31. So for three toasties and drinks (tea and chocolate shake) you were looking at £10 a head, break this down and your looking at £3? for a drink and a sevebn quid toastie?! Look, I love a toastie but no toastie is worth seven quid! Which is a shame as its in a nice towm, its qirkily decorated, nice enough service, decent food, but value....??? I generally try to see the positives in my review being very aware that this is someones business, someones livelihood but in this case I have to say a revisit will not take place.

Lovely food including vegetarian and vegan. A bit different from your normal cafe fare. The alcohol free beer is lovely too

Very small cosy cafe / deli which had a nice atmosphere. The food on the other tables looked great but the various menus on the walls and tables were hard to navigate and it took a while before we could figure out what they sold. While we were there someone else came in, sat down, struggled with the various menus and left. The coffee was OK but I was expecting a more authentic style cappuccino. It was a too big and watered down for me. Victoria sponge was delicious but the canoli was a bit too sweet for my tastes. £9.40 for 2 coffees and 2 sweets was OK.

Lovely tea and coffee stop. People serving were really friendly and so very helpful. Coffee was a Christmas spiced cuppa, and according to my friend one of the best she has ever tasted. Lovely choice of specialist chutneys and delicatessen favourites in the shop. Really tasty snacks. Highly recommended.

Popped into No 15 for a sandwich and coffee to refuel after shopping trip. Well worth it! It was recommended by a shopkeeper as a much better alternative to the ubiquitous Costa. I was welcomed immediately and decided to sit in the window seat. It is quite small inside but has a great atmosphere. The walls are papered with old musical scores, interesting foodstuffs on show and just a pleasant, general ambience to the place. The menu is quite basic but specials are written up on a display board. I plumped for a hot tuna sandwich with melted cheese and chilli jam and a medium strength coffee. My food was delicious- served with a small, lightly dressed sidesalad and potato sticks- much nicer than crisps! The bread was soft, hot , plenty of gooey filling and the chilli jam(all homemade) served in a small pot on the side. Coffee was piping hot and just what i needed. Service is good and staff all friendly and pleasant. This is a busy little place and perfect for a top up to keep you going !

Called in here after I noticed they do chocolate cake (vegan). The lady said it is the best cake ever . I bought a piece home for my son he was very impressed thought it was delicious!

We visited Bernard Castle (a pretty town) on a freezing cold day en route for Cumbria and were attracted to no 15 by what sounded like delicious home made soups listed on a black board outside.It's a tiny place which was almost full when we went in, with both locals and visitors to the town.We both had the aforementioned soups which turned out to be even more delicious that they sounded. I had the red lentil, bacon and butter bean, whilst my wife had the spicy sweet potato. We were also going to have equally delicious sounding sandwiches but found we were just too full after the filling soups.A very nice place for lunch if you are in Barnard Castle.

Girlfriend and I popped in for lunch. Home made pie with salad and locally produced cheese.Perfect combination. A must.

Why do so few establishments take dogs? Apart from the Caffè Nero chain they are few and far between. 15 does! It sells great coffee too! If you're in Barnard Castle try them out

I often visit this tiny cafe for coffee when I am in Barnard Castle. Although small it packs a big punch and there is always a warm welcome. It has great coffee and cakes but also an extensive daily food menu which I haven't yet tried. However, what makes it for me is the varied jazz music selected by the owners, it transforms the atmosphere into something quite special.Do try it and find out for yourself...

This coffee shop was a lovely find. They do a marvelous range in gluten and dairy free. I can recommend the cake, lovely and moist. Just melted in your mouth. We will definitely be back to sample more. Thank you for been so kind to come out to us to explain everything you do in your gluten and dairy free range. Its not often I can enjoy having so much to choose from :) one very happen customer x

Order taken by a young girl who needs some customer service training as a smile goes a long way towards making a customer feel valued. Coffee, one latte and one cappuccino was delicious and the carrot and pecan cake legendary.Even able to eat outside.

Seating inside and out. Delicious coffees and scones. Cheese, walnut and date or fruit. Particularly recommend the ginger jam. Inside quant with music sheet as wallpaper and soft easy listening that isn't irritating. Car parking on hill up into town for free or other car parking is pay. Toilets are in square right out side cafe. Very pleasant owners. Pet friendly.

We came in as we were passing, attracted by the menu written on the window. I had salmon and crab parfait and my partner had the pie board. Beautifully presented, totally fresh and so unlike the usual fare you get in cafes. The staff are lovely, I would thoroughly recommend it.

Enjoyed green tea and a cake with my wife in the afternoon sunshine. £6 in total!!!It has seating inside as well as outside. Great service and a good choice of food.It does not have a toilet, though the public convenience is within yards.Recommend!

Popped in after a recommendation we weren't disappointed. Simple healthy food presented exquisitely. There just aren't enough places like this, whether your sat outside on tables drinking coffee or inside having a snack in this quirky cafe. We chose the pie of day complimented with salad, pickle and Wendsleydale cheese such a super combination. Place has a great ambience, super staff and shouldn't be missed.

Lovely atmosphere genuine welcoming staff. Home made cakes : high quality interesting ingredients. Great quality coffee for those who want to relax in a pleasant homely atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Good simple dishes but such a nice change from the usual cafe menu. Ive been a few times and have never been disappointed. Nice atmosphere.

This cafe was recomended at the best coffee in town and it was, the cakes and scones were lush too.The relaxed and unpretentious setting and warm friendly staff made for a great experience, I only wish we had a similar place where I live.

Just passing through on Sunday afternoon on the way to the Lakes. Stopped off to have a cup of coffee and allow the dog to stretch his legs. Allowed to take our dog inside which was a bonus. The coffee was hot and tasty, the cakes were varied, well priced and delicious. Would recommend a visit.

Lovely atmosphere good food and good service coffee excellent home cooked meals and the cakes are wonderful worth a visit you can sit outside great in the warm weather

A small cafe on the main street of the town. Very small with limited seating inside, I felt squashed between tables which made me feel uncomfortable. There are a few tables on the pavement outside, but a nice day is needed for this. Very friendly staff, the establishment was clean and hygienic. Free wifi is available. The food was nice, coffee was nice, but certainly not the best in the town. The reason I have only given three stars is because of how small and cramped it is inside.

One of the smallest eateries in town and one of the best. Always a small. Great soup and sandwich and a nice cup of coffee. Fave place for a quick lunch. Tables on the pavement too for those who like to watch the world go by.

Well what a lovely little shop for a coffee and something to eat, nice mellow music playing out and the staff are top line. A really polite and lovely little place. Nice selection of home made food to choose from, we had very tasty warm scones and cappuccino. There's a few tables to sit outside on, all in all a really friendly place and was lovely to sit there with a coffee.

I've been in a few times for tea/coffee and cake, but managed to get in for a late lunch today. Staff as friendly as ever, and the lamb and mango pie with salad and potato sticks was spot on. Nice size portion and the pie was lovely, nicely spicy.Looking forward to the monthly Bike Night next week. :)

As we sat down, we heard another customer say to her visitors, ' Have anything as it is all delicious ' and she was absolutely right. It was a tiny deli with a fantastic menu, including tapas, and wonderful focaccia with a choice of fillings. The combination of the focaccia, chicken, cheese and pesto was perfect, and one of those combinations that you still remember the taste of, just by conjuring up the venue. The afagatto gave us a fabulous espresso poured over the lightest whipped ice cream. It was perfect. I will go back just to try something else on the menu, and I would recommend No 15 to anyone visiting Barnard Castle.