Jasmine Rose Ireland (Jazz)
+5
Lovely little family-run café on the Newbiggin sea front, it's a bit of a hidden gem, but well worth a look if you fancy a bite to eat, or something to drink. An advocate for local produce, they sell local goods, and even have a highly commended Bistro night that I'm yet to experience. Perfect opportunity for a break, to invest back into the community, and they're dog friendly too.
Really excellent cafe, right on the beach. We had a range of stotties: egg mayo; aubergine, avacado and red onion; Craster kipper; and a ham and pease pudding. Everyone enjoyed their sandwich and said they would have them again. They do an excellent GF roll too. We also had a chocolate brownie, rocky road, chocolate tiffin and caramel shortbread - all of which were delicious. The service was friendly and the cafe was clean and tidy and busy with lots of customers - always a good sign. We will definitely be back.
Fabulous afternoon tea! Everything was home made, not too much (but enough!) sweet stuff. More than enough to eat, and plenty of variety. We were asked in advance what sandwich fillings we would like and the fillings were unusual and tasty. The venue is beautiful, we were seated upstairs looking out over the sea. The bistro is situated in a beautiful Georgian stone house, right next to the sea, the view is stunning even on a winter afternoon. Suzanne and the staff couldn't be more welcoming and helpful, they made us feel so at home. I think you probably need to book in advance for afternoon tea, it's very much worth it. It wasn't expensive, and it's genuinely the nicest tea I have ever had. I only discovered the Eatery this year, absolutely love it.
Very clean . Pleasant food , nice staff, the sausage stottie has to be awarded 6 stars. Very nice .
Spent a lovely leisurely few hours having Sunday afternoon tea. We were asked by the owner if there was anything she could change and genuinely, there was nothing. Great value and good quality food, enough for a full box to take home too. We were well looked after, it was a very chilly afternoon and we were offered cosy cashmere wraps to snuggle into. Perfect afternoon, thank you to a very generous, thoughtful. attentative host.
Lovely coffee and sausage sandwich along our walk along the beach. The dog was welcomed in which was my reason for going in, enjoyed and will go back
Stopped by the Seaglass for a bite to eat before heading home after a weekend by the coast. Had my first stottie and it was delicious. The food was great and everyone was so friendly. Would recommend.
Just dropped into the Seaglass and had a lovely lunch. Sandwich and soup was fantastic. Would recommend.
Mentioned it was our anniversary and the owner, went to her garden and picked us a posey. How sweet.
Worth a visit
We love this place and make the effort to visit most weekends whilst one of our children is at a class in Ashington. The coffee (roasted on Holy Island) is exceptional, as the the gorgeous home-baked cakes. We recommend the ginger in particular. Service is very friendly and the seating both inside and in the garden is great. A very well thought out business. BTW - you can also get Craster kippers here!
Always excellent Pilgrims coffee, choice of teas, daily specials, bacon rolls, delicious cakes and friendly staff. Seating inside and out. Dog friendly too. Open Friday to Monday and worth visiting Newbiggen for.
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