The best restaurants in Northumberland North East

We went in to buy some local cheeses, were offered a tasting of anything we liked. Lovely knowledgeable chap. We bought four local cheeses. You could buy as much or little as you like. Each cheese has a little label so you know which is which. Also bought some coffee which was ground for us. Great shop wish he was based nearer to where we live.

Run by volunteers as a warm space centre. Limited food but what they have is good and made in the premises. Staff are very friendly, would recommend this place.

Been a few times when going into Berwick. Fantastic breakfast at a great price. Very nice staff - service with a smile. Plenty of parking.

As others have said this is a real gem of a place. Kind, welcoming and all round great values and food. We'll definitely visit again. Thank you

We arrived for breakfast at 10am Sunday & no sign of life at all. Maybe update your opening times on Tripadvisor. Food could very well be delicious …. We’ll never know 🥺

In short excellent. Friendly welcome, excellent dinner and breakfast. Fantastic staff. Newly refurbished, warm room. Wine very reasonable. Will definitely recommend.

This place is a totally fantastic! Do not miss out on the 'Kipper in a Bun'. I wavered, and thought to maybe have a 'Banger in a Bun' although was so glad I went with the Kipper. Perfectly cooked Kippers, Lemon mayonnaise, in a soft white roll eaten on the beach was just divine. Wife's comments were 'That was Lush!'. Great friendly service and all locally sourced delicious produce. Even the coffee was from Holly Island! All in a free car park!

We arrived at the last minute but Nancy was kind enough to still serve us we had tea and cakes which were fantastic. (Most excellent as my husband says.) Danish apple cake and ginger and sweet potato cake. The café is clean, inviting, interesting with an array of any cake/dessert you could possibly fancy. We didn't even have time to look at the furniture and other arty items so will have to go again when we come back on holiday. Nancy is so nice and hospitable.

An amazing experience. Robin is an outstanding host and the food was out of this world. We celebrated our ruby wedding anniversary here and it made a memorable occasion even more memorable. We spent time looking at all the animals, emu, highland cattle to name a few. The best time was in the Obbit house where we listened to great music and laughed all night. Excellent!

A lovely little impromptu find on a wet day. So friendly and helpful choosing our wine tasters. Nice wine selection and games to pass the time. Tasters were excellent value for money. Dog friendly too and the little dog treats were a lovely gesture. Highly recommend. Only wish we could have spent longer there.

We loved our evening in Coxon and Coxon. Superb choice of wines and very reasonably priced. We shared a charcuterie platter…..delicious. The staff are very relaxed and friendly . We will be back!

Had a fabulous breakfast here last Friday . Dog friendly, lovely staff and great food & coffee . Will definitely call again when we visit Morpeth next time

This is a little hidden gem! Totally vegan (dog friendly) cafe, small and compact with beautiful cakes on display. The owner is extremely friendly and welcoming and this little cafe is a must visit on a Friday or Saturday! I had a slice of the chocolate and raspberry cake which was the best vegan cake I have ever tasted! Their signature coffee from a cafetière was also delicious! A lovely visit to a place I’ve been wanting to go to for a long while. I will definitely return!

What an amazing find. We are staying in Warkworth but took a short drive to Amble today. We wanted somewhere to stop for a bite to eat with our dog. We had such a warm welcome as did our little girl too. The baked potato was lovely with loads of filling. Tasty BLT sandwich too. The coffee was really really good. Everything was great value too. Would highly recommend a visit and will certainly be back if we are in amble again.

Friendly little hidden gem. Good selection of beers and good knowledge of train times! The latter doubtless acquired through time. Worth making time for a visit especially if travelling by train anyway.