The Terrace Cafe in Northumberland

Great value, well-cooked food and friendly service: everything a cafe should be. We arrived when the cafe was busy - always a good sign - and were told that because it was so busy there may be a slight delay. We didn't have too long to wait, however, and the quality of the food was worth it. Great choice of soups and toasties / panini. Highly recommend.

Impromptu lunch visit. Nice little cafe with few tables outside. I had bacon, Brie & cranberry ciabatta with chips, really nice & good value. Hard to fault on this visit.

Last week the cafe provided packed lunches for a group of walkers completing the St Cuthbert's Way. The contents were excellent with freshly made sandwiches, fruit, a drink and a cake for the very reasonable price of £8.50. For someone who often finds shop made sandwiches stale and un appetising these were perfect even when eaten later in the day. I certainly would recommend them

Excellent cafe with a good range of food. Cakes especially good. Very good service as well. Cosy with inside and outside eating areas

Dropped into the Terrace for lunch quite by chance (we couldn't find the other place we were originally looking for!). The staff were very friendly and welcoming on arrival while the menu offered a varied choice of reasonably priced food and drink options. Our paninis were both prepared and presented to an excellent standard. We had also ordered a bowl of chips between us, and we were pleasantly surprised to receive a generous portion of hand-cut chips (rather than the pre-prepared frozen ones all too commonly found elsewhere). The bill for all this was very reasonable and, following a polite request to help the Terrace avoid incurring any card transaction fees, we were more than happy to oblige by paying in cash. We thoroughly recommend the Terrace to anyone; if you are going to visit, then please remember to have sufficient cash on you to help them avoid card transaction fees!

Called in for coffee and cake following a recommendation from a lady in one of the shops on the high street. Nice selection of drinks and cakes, all reasonably priced and everything we had was really nice. Definitely worth a visit.

Stoped off for a bite to eat for lunch. There was nowhere else open. The rambler cafe has closed down but found this little place. We were welcomed in on a wet day. There was just use and another table but two other gripes walked in. The food was nice for a snack and hit the spot. The cakes looked nice but did not try.

Waited 20 minutes for 4 hot drinks and 45 minutes for 2 bacon rolls to takeout. I should have walked out on the bacon rolls but had already paid and couldn't be bothered with the hassle of asking for a refund.

Found this lovely cafe by accident. Pleasant welcoming staff. Lovely clean cafe. Nice choice of cakes/scones. The fruit tea bread was very tasty. Price okay for coffee & cake. Would defo go back if in the area again.

Stopped off in Wooler on our way up to Edinburgh at the end of August. After viewing all the cafes and pubs we decided on this one. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Service good. Food was excellent. We were just in time to get the breakfast. I’m very fussy and couldn’t fault it. We are off up to Edinburgh soon and will be calling in again. I highly recommend it.

Lovely and cycle friendly cafe. Had a very nice gluten free toastie. Good value and was impressed by gluten free cakes option. And very friendly - filled up our water bottles which was much appreciated. Would def recommend and would def go back !

Great place for a tasty home cooked breakfast, during our motorcycle ride from Newcastle to Edinburgh. Hoping to visit again at the end of June ‘23 when back in the area.

We visited a number of times and enjoyed every visit. The staff were great and we were able to take in our dog. We had a range of food from scones to toasted sandwiches and soup all of which were excellent and very good value. It looked like it was popular with locals which is always a good sign. We hope to be in the area again soon and I’m sure we will be visiting the Terrance again

Tea and coffee for four and the dogs no problems yea ok coffee as it should be and ral cheese scones not these garbage plain scones with a bit of tescoe basic srinkeled on top but real scones with cjeese through out a real chesse scone so hard to find yet here they are

Needed a cup of tea after walking on nearby Wooler Common. This was in the right place at the right time and provided just what we needed. Tea loaf was delicious.

Popped into Wooler for a light lunch on a rainy afternoon and was really pleased we picked this place. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate all tasty and hot. Oat milk provided for the vegan. No other vegan options on the menu but very fresh and delicious chips did the job. Others had beans on toast and homemade lentil soup, really good. Prices very reasonable. The place is clean and fresh. Other goodies on the menu included cream teas, jacket potatoes, sandwiches, salads and toasties, perfect for a lunch or tea time visit.

This was a great place for a mid-morning cake and coffee stop. Friendly and welcoming. It was lovely to sit outside in the sun. Very nice coffee stop.

We visited here for breafast one morning during our stay in Wooler. The cafe itself is lovely, clean, modern but still with a village atmosphere. The staff and the locals were all friendly. The food was excellent quality and really good value for money. Thank you.

Great breakfast! Amazing coffee. We came after checking other reviews and after being recommended by our accommodation. Sat outside as the weather was lovely, it’s table service and the staff are great. We had breakfast naps and a full English and we were all very very happy! You’d think there isn’t much special about an egg and bacon bap, yet somehow the one I had here was flipping lovely!! Only think my hubby said was that he wished there was hash browns in the full English! 100% recommend!

Great price small breakfast that arrived too fast and so wasn't properly cooked. I'm not partial to uncooked black pudding and the sausage was really poor quality. The egg was not cooked either. Take your time and make sure the food is well cooked for everybody.

If they gave gold medals for friendly and helpful staff, The Terrace Cafe team would have a cabinet full of them! We found the cafe during a short stay in Wooler because our hotel could not provide breakfast because of a shortage pf staff. Our group included a chap who thoroughly enjoyed his Full English while others were most complimentary about toasted teacakes and buttered toast. Few people are at their very best in the morning - 9am at The Terrace is opening time - but the ladies there were all smiles and made our day.

Delicious food, the sausage and bacon sandwiches were lovely, and the chips were the best we've had for a while. Suoer quick service and friendly staff. Would go again!

Best coffee shop This is the best coffee shop in wooler. Vert friendly, great position, gluten and dairy free options. Great improvement on other coffee stops in town

Made an unexpected flying visit to this café while visiting the local area. The order was two lattes, a pot of tea, a bowl of chips, and toasted sandwich on white bread. The room is small but quaint and has a fair amount of natural...

We had 4 different breakfast meals, including a veggie one. All of us were very happy with the food and service. Obviously a popular place as it was busy.

Great little cafe with a friendly welcome. Had a bacon egg and sausage whilst my wife had a bacon and mushroom. Cooked from fresh, soft bread, tasty bacon. And great coffee (clumsy goat). A must for a morning stop

We visited here on the Monday of the October half term when most of the rest of Wooler appeared to be closed. The cafe was full inside but we were able to sit outside and it was just about warm enough! We had various items...

We called in here for a takeaway sandwich while walking St Cuthbert's Way. We were very tempted by the coffee which looked excellent, but decided we had better keep walking! We collected our order and pressed on; 10 minutes later a car pulled over, driven...

Dropped in for a quick snack and ordered a bacon and egg roll. It was perfect - lovely bacon and beautifully cooked fried egg. Simple but wonderful.

We went here one morning for breakfast. What a gem. It was busy and had a very very short wait for an outside table. Lovely staff who were professional and helpful. The cooked breakfast was divine. The eggs were like never tasted before. It was...

Came here twice for breakfast. Full breakfast and bacon/egg roll were delicious and reasonably priced. God service and pleasant staff. Would definitely recommend.

bad service overpriced and mediocer food, coffee was cold and muffin awful and wet also young staff very unfreindly and rude

Sat outside on a glorious hot day people watching,good service and menu and prices ok food decent though my bacon roll was fatty and not much bacon and they could have cut it off.pleasant staff .overall happy .

Sat inside. Ordered a bacon sandwich, coffee and toasted tea cake After 40 minutes of waiting an enquiry was made as to if food was on way. Was told people outside had to be served first. No apology and people arriving afterwards had been served...

What a lovely cafe ! Great location lovely food and friendly service. Just what we wanted after a long day on the crags

Had a lovely lunch here, the tea, cheese sandwich and full breakfast was great. We ate outdoors as the sun was shining. Felt safe as café was very Covid aware. Tables and chairs were sanitised after every customer left. Looking forward to going back to...

We visited here last October and loved it and so it goes without saying we had to come again on this trip. Happily, we were not disappointed, the staff were just as friendly and all Covid precautions were in place. The egg/mushroom roll and sausage/bacon roll were really lovely as were the cappuccinos. We were lucky with the weather and managed to sit out but we could have gone inside with Lucy if we had wished.

Super café, friendly and clean. Great coffee and very generous portions. Jacket potato was cooked and hot, plus sausage sandwiches. Shared rocky road and chocolate orange 🍊 brownie was delicious

Really enjoyed our visit to this lovely cafe positioned right in the centre of the market square. The staff were extremely pleasant and everything was covid safe. We ate outside on both our visits, the first time we had the tuna mayo (served in a separate dish and lots of it, jacket potato and a fresh salad and I think home made coleslaw and it was well presented and delicious. The second time we had a breakfast sandwich (sausage and egg) and this too was delicious. We will certainly return here when we are next in the area.Jeanne, Dave & Lucy beagle.

Visited here for a late lunch. Staff all very polite and welcoming which is a pleasant change these days. The cafe was very clean as were the toilets. Food straightforward but good and tasty. Good cup of coffee too. Plus a very tempting selection of cake and traybakes. Also, unlike a previous reviewer, I do not think it is expensive or overpriced but just about right for the market it serves. Well done Terrace, keep up the good service and we'll visit again

The Terrace in Wooler is a fine example of a simple traditional cafe. The menu is typical of a British caff and the prices are most reasonable.We enjoyed tea and coffee and shared a very good, gigantic toasted tea cake.The cafe is clean, tidy and nicely decorated and the service was very good. It is certainly a cafe we would use again.

We had lunch here today while staying in a cottage nearby. Reasonable food and a decent atmosphere. Nothing fancy!

Lovely breakfast when staying in Wooler. Travelled as a family and they couldn't do enough for us. Made the children feel welcome and nothing was too much trouble. Great breakfast which included local produce and quality ingredients. Lovely proper coffee and it was good value for money. Not sure we'll be back in Wooler any time soon but if we were I'd make a point of getting a breakfast at The Terrace.

Have spent a week in the area it was time for me to return home to Cornwall.Visited The Terrace Cafe on the Sunday morning. Was greeted with a smile & a welcome....Told to take a seat & someone would bring me a menu...I ordered a small breakfast which consisted of. 1 razor of fat free bacon. 1 sausage. 1 egg. 1 piece of Black pudding. A small dish of Baked beans. 1 fried Tom. 1 slice of Toast. And a Coffee...£5.00....Great value i think....The surroundings are lovely. Toilets are very clean and are cleaned hourly....The staff are very friendly.....A very good choice of menu....I highly recommend if you are in the area pop in. They will make you most welcome..

Visited with my family for lunch. Amazing atmosphere and lovely, helpful and friendly staff. Scones were delicious and coffee tasty too. Will be back!

Went as a group of 6 and was left bitterly disappointed - I ordered a cream tea and the scone was by far the worst scone I had ever tasted! It was as if it was just made from the plainest left over dough. The size and shape resembled a small bun not a scone, it was very dry and just tasteless. Which was a massive shame as upon leaving I noticed a container of beautiful looking scones. Maybe a one off who knows but My advice is to stay clear unless your getting one of the nice looking ones from the container! Luckily the cheese toasts where good and although I found the cafe slightly overpriced it was the only place open for food in the village so kudos in that front.

What a lovely little cafe, great choice of food and my favourites...... Cakes, the lady is very polite and you can tell it’s her business by the way she looks after you as a valued customer. I’d definitely come back, thank you

Gorgeous food, spotless cafe and friendly staff. Couldn't fault our visit and will be sure to be going back.

Today we opted for lunch at The Terrace Cafe in Wooler and we were not disappointed! The food was delicious. Beautifully cooked homemade chips, bacon/sausage and egg buns (yolks were that perfect consistency for a sarnie - just a tad runny) accompanied by a lovely cuppa and a latte for my dad. We finished our lunchtime with freshly made traybake squares that were simply FABULOUS! A very well appointed little cafe with friendly, helpful staff and to top it all off Archie was welcome inside too! We will DEFINITELY be back and DEFINITELY be recommending you to everyone we know who frequents Northumberland.Thank you!

we stop in wooler all the time first visit to the terrace with our black labrador we got breakfast every morn first morning i got the big breakfast the other 2 morns i got the small breakfast exellent value for money first class service . oh im a bit fussy when it comes to tea as i love yorkshire .. i was delighted to find out i was yorkshire quality thanx we will always come for our breakie at this lovely cafe

The all day breakfast was very satisfying for my husband : my bacon butty was equally good , and the coffee was excellent . Plenty of choice otherwise and everything home made .The staff were friendly and attentive and there was plenty of space to observe social distancing in these uncertain times .

My dinner I had today was amazing. Baked pot cheese beans and salad. The staff are very welcoming will be back very soon

Small cafe in the centre of town, very quaint and the staff are very friendly they have a good variety of foods, drinks and snacks. They also do a great cappuccino and I will be returning again.

We were really impressed with The Terrace Cafe, the staff are warm and friendly. Food is mostly home cooked and delicious, best of all it is dog friendly. They gave our Cocker Spaniel pup, Bobby, a sausage every time we went in. In fact he used to drag us from the car to the Terrace Cafe, he must have remembered it.I can highly recommend this place to everyone.

We were staying at Alnwick for the weekend with our 14 week old puppy and came over to Woller to do some Geocaching, we came accross The Terrace Cafe and went in for a brew & scone and to get our puppy used to going into public places, we were served by a lovely lady who asked if our puppy would like a sausage, we politely declined as she only has puppy food but thought was very kind. We would definitely come back as we will be staying at Alnwick again.

Excellent light lunch. Popular, busy venue but good service, lovely food and very reasonable prices.

We popped in for a quick coffee at the start of our holiday in the area, my daughter was hungry and ordered a cherry scone. It was warm, buttery, homemade... delicious!! All the food we watched coming out of the kitchen looked amazing, it was so hard not to have a second lunch!! Super friendly ladies, even our dog was offered a sausage which he enjoyed immensely thank you very much! Definitely be back, great little cafe. Highly recommended.

Traditional cafe with siting inside or outside on the terrace.The service was friendly and proffesional, and the menu was a decent size with good standard traditional British choices. The highlight for me was the scampi and chips which was very tasty, good value and a better portion that usually seen when ordering this dish.Finally the cafe is truely dog friendly.

We called in at The Terrace Cafe at the tail end of an overcast Sunday afternoon at the end of September. We had been exploring the area and Wooler is locate on the edge of the Northumberland Nationa Park. Wooler is an old market town, and we were looking for a hot drink and a bite to eat when we stopped off in it.We almost didn't go into the cafe as it seemed packed with hikers even though it was a dreary afternoon. We found a table free and decided to stop as the café was dog-friendly. We were glad we did.The staff were friendly and welcoming. We ordered a bacon/sausage bap and a cheese sandwich, along with two hot coffees. When the order was delivered, the owner asked whether our bassets were allowed sausage? Silly question.To our dogs' delight, the owner brought out a little tray of cooked, sliced sausage for 'our girls'. Never were they more attentive.As the hikers moved on we had the opportunity to talk to the owner a little more and have promised to call back in on our next visit to Northumberland. Not too long hopefully.

We visited this little cafe twice during our stay in Wooler. It's pet friendly and the outside terrace is lovely in the sunshine. They have a great selection of cakes and we chose the homemade Border Tart to go with our coffee - amazing! I wish I'd asked for the recipe! We visited a second time for breakfast before starting our journey home. We went for the small full English which was nicely cooked (the odd thing was that you had to buy your toast separately). It was a busy at the time we went but we didn't have to wait long. On bringing us our breakfast the lady noticed our two dogs and returned shortly with a sausage for them! A lovely, friendly little cafe.

Sat down and started looking through menu which looked ok, the lady came out cleared all the tables and sorted the chairs but left our table full of the previous customers plates etc. Went to smile to say hello but just blanked me, didn’t even acknowledge we were sat there. Luckily you can only pay by cash so walked away. Empty shop and would appreciate an acknowledgement that they have seen you, much better service further along!

Clean & pleasant interior, reasonable cup of coffee but very slow service. I ordered a tuna sandwich which contained the most miserable scrapping of tuna mayo I have ever experienced! Okay for a coffee but wouldn't recommend it for eats especially if your in a hurry!

Dropped into woofer for a coffee found this place, very friendly and good service. Coffee well worth checking out I found it better than most places. Service was friendly and helpful. Prices weren’t a rip off - overall a very nice experience.

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We went into The Terrace Cafe for tea & cake with our dogs. One of our dogs was stung by a wasp (she is allergic to their stings), the cafe owner & staff were fabulous at helping us and directing us to the local vets. Cannot thank them enough. A huge bonus, they made a fabulous cup of tea ;) and their food was lovely! We will be back :)

Had the small full English which was still a decent size though didn't automatically come with toast. Cafe is dog friendly and they have a great selection of cakes

called in for quick coffee, in lovely spot in centre of Wooler opposite bus station where you can park for free.Excellent coffee , very friendly and helpful staff.Worth a visit.

We arrived quite late on a very busy day but the staff still made us feel very welcome and unrushed - the owner even found the time to come and give my dog some sausage which went down extremely well 😄

We stopped off in Wooler on our journey home to Aberdeen, and found this wee gem of a cafe! With our large, hairy golden retriever in tow, it can be difficult to find somewhere suitable, and The Terrace was perfect. Jack was even given a sausage by the lovely, friendly staff, and a refill of the water bowl. Top notch tea and coffee and scones too. Highly recommended

Sat outside for lunch while breaking in a days cycling. It's a lovely location to sit and tracks things easy. I had a toasted sandwich which was delicious and other people with us really enjoyed the cake. Would certainly stop again for a light lunch or a snack.

Called in quite late in the day but were made very welcome. Chose couple of snacks and two coffees, all very tasty and served very quickly.

Stopped off while passing through to check Wooler out. Found the Terrace cafe could not have been happier. Really, really friendly staff with a warm welcome. Nice seating area outside for dry days but a loveley fire inside for those not so warm days. Would recomend.

A lovely cafe run by Stephanie, a lovely lady. The coffee is great, the cake is great and there's a really friendy atmosphere - Stephanie knows all her local customers by name and will chat evevn if she's never met you before!

Morning coffee on a sunny Sunday sitting on the elevated terrace overlooking the high street watching the world go by!

Hubbie and I popped in here for breakfast one morning after staying in Wooler. Nice little cafe serving decent home cooked food at great prices. We both really enjoyed our generous breakfasts and with drinks the total bill came to less than £15 so you can’t really complain about that!

We stopped here after our long walk on Wooler Common. We'd read that it was dog friendly and it certainly was. A lovely welcoming cafe. We felt quite at home here. We're had tea and cake which was delicious. Jasper got a plate of sausage and a fuss made of him by the owner. It was great. We really enjoyed ourselves.

Friendly quick service, a great range of food and drinks And an excellent ‘cream tea’ .. oh and dogs welcome All add up to make this place an ideal stop for lunch,

Popular with locals and walkers etc. Centrally placed with indoor and outdoor seating. Basic food served well. Friendly, efficient service.

Ate here with my wife whilst on holiday lovely breakfast, sandwiches and coffee cheery friendly staff would recomend

Nice food, reasonable price. Lovely cuppa. Service excellent. A great find on a cold Sunday morning.

dropped in for a light lunchtime snack... prepared quickly..good value in pleasing surroundings..dog friendly

We popped in here last week whilst staying at the Riverside caravan park.It was dreadful weather as storm Ali was battering the country.We decided to stay local and have a walk around Wooler. On seeing the cafe open we decided we'd have a little treat.We both had a coffee, which came piping hot,and a piece of cake.The walnut cake was delicious.I wish i'd asked for some to take back to the caravan for later!

My husband and I had two lovely breakfasts with tea. The cafe was clean and the staff very friendly and chatty. The breakfasts were beautifully cooked and just the right size with complimentary bread and butter. Would definitely visit again and recommend to people. Good to see the locals eating and drinking in there too - always a good sign

Went here for a quick bite and drink after a day walking the my scone was dry definitely frozen and my husbands cake again the texture confirmed it was frozen when I asked the staff they said it was fresh but as a patisserie chef I know this is not the case why lie to customers the coffee was ok hot and wet would definitely not return EVER

We were in Wooler for an overnight stay and went to the Terrace cafe for our breakfast. We had 2 full English breakfasts and our daughter had a sausage butty. All were very tasty and good value for money. The staff and locals were extremely friendly. I would definitely recommend the Terrace to anyone who is visiting Wooler.

While visiting Wooler and before continuing home, we stopped for a quick cup of coffee on the terrace overlooking the start of Wooler High Street. In terms of position it was lovely to sit in the sunshine and watch the village life.

First time visit....Lovely surroundings...Friendly staff.... Very good menu...Good size food portions Value for money...Hot or Cold food you will not be disappointed... This is a most pop in Tea Room if you are in the area or passing through Wooler..... 10/10 From me......

After a rather long walk to Humbleton Hills we had earned some sustenance, we had planned to go to the Rambler's Café, but it had already closed. Fortunately, this establishment was open and not far away and we did not regret it.

Nice cafe to stop off for a cuppa. Good selection of home baking and my daughter was pleasently surprised to have a large selection of herbal teas.

Enjoyed sitting on the terrace watching a wedding at the church spill out into the street. Lovely place to rest a while a way an hour.

love this little cafe in wooler again its dog friendly you get a cracking breakfast and lovely coffee and the dog gets a sausage as well

We visited the Terrace Cafe and we ate chocolate cake, bacon rolls, sandwiches, tango and ham sandwiches. Come here and you will be well fed and looked after. We would definitely have the sandwiches again. Lovely thick bread!

I had a lovely lunch break today at this cafe in Wooler. I was able to sit outside in the sun and enjoyed a smashing toastie and chocolate cake with a coffee (x2). This is my fave coffee stop in Wooler. The service is fast and friendly and the owner stops to chat to customers. Deserves its 5 star for good quality basic cafe fare.

Dropped in for coffee and cake one weekday morning whilst out cycling. Lovely friendly staff serving good coffee and cake. Local "border" cake particularly good.

My wife and I called in for a coffee and were so impressed that we returned for lunch. We both had sandwiches which were very nicely presented and good value. We will definitely come back when back in Wooler.

We enjoy this little gem of a cafe- always go the extra mile with the kids. We like the cake, and the chips too. Reasonably priced

We had the chocolate cake-it was really chockately tasted delicious and lush. We would definitely have it again- 1 piece shared is great value. Super variety of food : and drinks. We are regulars!

I go here once a week for my coffee and cake intake! Great cafe with a lot to offer! Recommend! Enjoy guys

Tortured by memories of delightful lunches and mind blowing Border Tart, we drove down from Edinburgh to Wooler for a fix of The Terrace Café. OMG! Every bit as good as we remember plus it has been “done up” beautifully. What a delight. A real credit to the best of what Britain can offer. Thank you.

The newly decorated Terrace cafe offers good value. The chocolate cake was so delicious! Next time we would try the soup and roll or the sausage , egg and chips. The staff were very helpful and we left a tip.