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10 cosy coffee shops in Northumberland to visit this winter
Discover a selection of charming coffee shops in Northumberland to warm up in this winter.
As huge coffee lovers at HLN, we’re always looking for new spots to enjoy.
Here are the places we’ll be cosying up in this winter…
The Running Fox
Rothbury Road, Longframlington, Morpeth, NE65 8AE
The Running Fox offers a unique coffee shop experience with its famous afternoon tea. Known for artisanal treats, their Foxy Family Picnic is a standout, including sandwiches, crisps, cheese and more, perfect for a countryside outing.
1911 Coffee Co.
28-30 Queen Street, Amble, Morpeth, NE65 0BZ
1911 Coffee Co. in Amble offers a cosy, welcoming space known for its generous portions. The cafe is celebrated for its fresh, homemade meals, including delectable cakes and scones, and a friendly, attentive staff that adds to the warm ambience.
Errington Coffee House
Errington Coffee House, Corbridge, NE45 5QB
Once the beloved Errington Arms, Errington Coffee House is now a cosy coffee haven where you can enjoy homemade cakes, hot drinks, and pies by crackling fires. Dog-friendly and just steps from the Hadrian’s Wall footpath, it’s the perfect spot to relax during your hike.
Bertram’s
19 Bridge Street, Warkworth, Northumberland, NE65 0XB
Bertram’s in Warkworth is a cosy coffee shop by day and a bistro by night, featuring local Northumbrian produce and two roaring fireplaces, it’s ideal for a stop-by coffee in the winter. Standout items on the menu include the full Northumberland breakfast and for lunch, local crab sandwhich.
Fountain Cottage Cafe
Fountain Cottage, Bellingham, Hexham, NE48 2DE
Enjoy this dog-friendly coffee shop that’s perfect for relaxing after a scenic walk. With locally inspired menus and fresh ingredients, this cafe combines homestyle charm with memorable flavours.
The Origami Cafe
5 Narrowgate, Alnwick, NE66 1JH
This coffee shop gem stands out with its delightful handmade origami decorations and cosy atmosphere. It offers unique milkshake flavours alongside freshly brewed coffee. Visitors love the welcoming ambience and the owner’s charming gestures, like gifting origami cranes.
Nelson’s at the Park
Pavilion, The Avenue, Swarland, Morpeth, NE65 9BQ
Situated beside a children’s play area, tennis courts and bowling green, this family-friendly spot serves up fabulous coffee and delicious homemade cakes. Plus, with woodland walks on the doorstep, you’ll be able to explore after your visit.
Gracy’s Coffee Lounge & Eatery
14 Queen Street, Amble, Morpeth, NE65 0BZ
Nestled in Amble, this coffee shop stands out with its fresh homemade cakes and scones. Offering light breakfasts, lunches, and brunches, it’s fully licensed for wines, beers, and ciders. Plus, it’s a dog-friendly haven with a special menu for furry friends.
Northumberland HQ
Vallum Farm, East Wallhouses, Northumberland, NE18 0LL
Northumberland HQ rotates on the axes of adventure, discovery and an appreciation for the simpler things in life: local craftsmanship, open countryside and great coffee. It’s a great spot to visit for delicious speciality coffee (and cake). While you’re there, explore the shop which offers a great range of locally sourced products.
Coquet Tea Rooms
51-53 Queen Street, Amble, Morpeth, NE65 0DA
Coquet Tea Rooms is a charming tearoom known for its delightful hot buttered scones and exquisite teas. Enjoy gorgeous milkshakes in a cosy atmosphere where friendly staff welcome you. Being dog-friendly, it’s the perfect spot for a relaxing break with your best friend.
Northumberland’s must-visit coffee shops this winter
Do you have a favourite coffee shop or a hidden gem you’d recommend? Share your go-to spots with us in the comments…
Helen Williams
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As a wellness blogger and content writer, Helen is never lost for words. Growing up in Newcastle, Helen now has a distinct writing drive for all things self-care, lifestyle, travel and spirituality. Her affinity for writing derives from wanting to inspire positive lifestyle changes. When she’s not writing, you’ll find…
Love this, a couple of new ones for me to check out so thank you for that!! You should definitely also add Northern Edge coffee in Berwick, Pilgrim’s Coffee on Holy Island, Guru in Fenwick, The Old Dairy at Ford and Karmic Cakery in Spittal to your to-visit list, which are all lovely in very different ways! xx