Best Coffee Shops in Newcastle upon Tyne

...and if you want something beyond the usual newcastle coffee suspects, barras bridge delivers what you're actually looking for. northern stage sits right…

somewhere between the city centre and leazes park, richardson road does something useful: it gives you a reason to walk a little further than you planned. the…

newcastle upon tyne has a specialty coffee scene that punches well above its size, with pockets of serious independent work spread across gosforth, the…

newcastle's coffee scene has found its rhythm beyond the city center, threading through neighborhoods where locals actually live and work. dean & daniela sits…

you're on westgate road, which runs west out of newcastle city centre through neighbourhoods that don't make the tourist maps, and that's fine. the area has…

the filter coffee here is the kind of thing you slow down for, not something to grab and go. meli sits on northumberland street, which puts it right in the…

black sheep coffee takes its coffee seriously, and that focus shows. grainger street runs through the commercial heart of newcastle, and 139 puts you right in…

the filter coffee here is worth slowing down for, which is a fairly rare thing to say about a cafe on a residential stretch in jesmond. clayton road isn't a…

if you've got a laptop and a few hours to fill before something else pulls you away, higham place is a reasonable anchor. the northeast doesn't reward aimless…

some mornings you just need to be somewhere that isn't your desk and isn't a chain, and neville street gives you a decent reason to get off at central station…

newcastle's coffee scene has quietly grown into something worth paying attention to, with independent spots spread across the city centre holding their own…

newcastle upon tyne has a coffee scene that doesn't get enough credit outside the north east. the city's independent spots tend to quietly outperform their…