The full English was a proper plateful, really well put together too. You definitely get what you pay for here, the portions are huge. Left feeling very full, no need for lunch after that!

Cosy little spot, perfect for a chilled afternoon. I was really impressed by their oat milk flat white - it had that lovely creamy texture you don&#39;t always get with alternatives. Just a nice, simple coffee done well.

Loved the vibe here. The lighting was so soft and the decor felt really thoughtful, made it easy to just unwind over dinner. A proper cosy spot.

Came here for a long overdue catch-up with the girls. The vibe was so relaxed, we ended up staying for hours just chatting over tea and scones. Just what we needed.

This cafe has a great selection of food and drinks, all at reasonable prices. The laid-back vibe and good music make it a nice place to relax by the quay side.

No. 7 of Local Restaurants in Newcastle upon Tyne

The staff were friendly, and Beth in particular was really nice. The place has a relaxed, cosy feel to it. The food was decent, though the pasta portion was a bit on the small side for the price.

Came for the bacon sandwich everyone talks about. It&#39;s a generous portion, really good quality bacon. Could easily share one between two if you&#39;re not starving. The atmosphere is lovely, and they&#39;re very welcoming to dogs.

Great spot for a first full English! The staff were so welcoming, which made it a really nice place to catch up with a friend.

Our go-to spot for a lazy Sunday brunch. The lattes arrive steaming hot every time, which I really appreciate. Portions are generous, so you won&#39;t leave hungry. Staff are quick and friendly, makes for a relaxed morning.

The banana and peanut butter toast here is the best in town! The flat white is also very good, and the barista is incredibly nice.

No. 3 of Local Restaurants in Newcastle upon Tyne

The staff were really helpful and knew their coffee. They explained the different beans and helped me pick one that works well with my home setup. A decent spot if you&#39;re looking for something specific.

Love the coffee here, especially the caramel latte. They have a really interesting selection of syrups you don&#39;t see everywhere. The mocha was a nice choice too. Good spot to sit for a while with a book.

Popped in for brunch after parkrun. The pancakes my son had were so light and fluffy, you could really tell they used fresh, quality ingredients. The real star for me was the fresh fruit compote on top, it tasted so vibrant.

The owner&#39;s passion for chocolate really comes through. The truffles are made fresh with cream, so you&#39;ve got about a week to enjoy them at their best.

The Scottish breakfast was just what I needed. The mushrooms were particularly good, really flavourful. It&#39;s a solid choice for a filling meal. The staff were friendly and the whole thing was just easy and comfortable.

The decaf coffee here is freshly ground, not bitter at all. I&#39;m pretty picky about that. For &pound;3.50, it&#39;s a solid cup. Most places just serve that stale, burnt-tasting stuff. This one&#39;s actually good.

Loved the mussel and asparagus risotto here. It was creamy but the asparagus still had a nice bite to it. A proper Sicilian spot, service was quick too.

Came for the weekend breakfast. The mushrooms on toast were really tasty, I used the sourdough to get all the sauce. For what you get, the portion felt a bit small for the price though.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s the consistency I love - that warm, cosy vibe never changes. You can always count on it for a quiet coffee and a proper chat with the staff. Just a really nice local spot.

Nice spot by the river. Popped in for a coffee and a scone. Scone was warm, jam was decent. Good for a quick stop, feels lively.

Found this place by accident. The Sardinian dumplings were fantastic, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, a solid meal.

Coffee&#39;s fantastic, and they&#39;ve got a nice selection of sweet stuff. Picked up a bag of their beans to take home too. Solid spot.

The ice cream&#39;s texture is spot on, and the waffle cones are always fresh. Good variety of flavours too.

Came for the breakfast, and it was definitely filling. The portion was generous, especially for the price. The cafe itself was clean and cosy, which was a nice bonus.

Been coming here for years, and their gluten-free cakes are the reason. They always take the time to double-check the ingredients for me. It&rsquo;s that consistency that keeps me coming back.

Really appreciate how clearly the veggie and gluten-free options are marked on the menu. Their veggie breakfast is a standout.

The lime and courgette cake was a real surprise, so moist and not too sweet. Had it with a flat white, perfect combo. The raspberry brownie didn&#39;t last long either!

The Reuben Sarnie was spot on, and they have a really good selection of craft beers to go with it. Staff are lovely as always.

Stumbled upon this spot in Low Fell. Love the bright, airy feel inside &mdash; perfect for a quiet coffee. The food was tasty and didn&#39;t break the bank. A nice little find.

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