Norham Coffee House

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  Rebecca Neal

  ·4 months ago

  “Really good food and lovely, welcoming staff! Highly recommend this place and would suggest getting a caramel fudge scone if they have them - amazing! 😋”

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  Ed M

  ·6 months ago

  “10 of us turned up unannounced and we all sat outside. Great staff who helped us through the available options. We were served very quickly and smoothly. The scones were excellent, as were the cakes and tray bakes and sandwiches. Good coffee and tea and 1st class hit chocolate. Our bill came yo a very modest £55. We insisted that it must be more but the manager insisted do that is what we paid (plus tip). The cafe is down an alley ioff the main street, behind a fancy cake shop. It's well worth a visit and somewhere I will return. It also has small play area for the kids but that didn't apply to our group. It is near the major car parks and shops.”

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  Linda Murray

  ·1 year ago

  “What a gem of a place the food was delicious the staff are lovely it's a cracking place to visit my dogs lived their sausages aswell”

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  Flexy dave the car adventures

  ·1 year ago

  “Lovely coffee and atmosphere, oat milk cappuccino was lush!! Thank you :)”

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  Glenn Reffin

  ·2 years ago

  “We went to this little place, tucked away behind the main street down a narrow passageway, for a light lunch. We decided on double eggs and chips because it was simple, light and relatively good value. We had a brief conversation with the woman who served us (presumably the owner) about the local area and she was very pleasant and conversational. The food took a little time to arrive (we were hungry, and to be honest, a little impatient!), but when it did, we were not disappointed with what we received. The eggs were nice and large, with bright runny yolks, and properly cooked --solid whites, runny yolks (how many times are eggs served snotty?). The chips were well cooked, crisp, freshly cooked and generous. The chips were served on a plate, not in a stupid basket, or ramekin, to make it look like there are more than actually there. For such a simple meal, the food was nicely cooked and well presented, without pretense.”

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  Hannah Miller

  ·2 years ago

  “I have just enjoyed a wonderful lunch of cauliflower and Brie soup with a herbed scone and it was delicious! Staff are friendly and the garden courtyard is a wonderful sun trap. There is lots here for children to play with inside and out. A hidden gem that is too easy to to potentially walk past. Definitely recommend. And great value. Card payments are accepted over £5 the sign on the entrance is for a different business I think as it nearly stopped me coming in.”

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  Julia Sandford

  ·2 years ago

  “Best scones we’ve ever had. The owner bakes 2 different “Scones of the Day freshly made everyday”. Sooo good.”

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  Ann S.

  ·2 years ago

  “Lovely coffee house tucked down an alleyway Of the main street. Cute play areas both indoors and outdoors for children. The cakes and much of the menu appears to be home-made, and they obviously ring the changes regularly from the number of specials flagged up on the wall. Not a huge choice for vegans like myself, but I enjoyed my jacket potato with beans. Friendly service, nice space and relaxed atmosphere.”

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  Mark Turner

  ·2 years ago

  “Delightful little cafe accessed by an alley from the High Street. Plenty of snack options available including some lunches and teas. Polite and friendly service with basic facilities (incl.pre-school age play area). Good quality food and drinks, with mineral water available for self-service.”

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  Judith Varley-Evans

  ·7 years ago

  “Quirky little place hidden away from the main drag in cockermouth. Very tasty food with a good value two course menu. Cheery service and nicely furnished room.”