Cafe One2One

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  Andrew mcnicol

  ·6 months ago

  “Finally an authentic English Cafe!! We are visiting from Australia and we're so happy to find this old world Cafe. Generous servings of piping hot quality food from lovely friendly people.”

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  Colin Benson

  ·7 months ago

  “In at lunchtime and my 5 year old grandson managed to knock his hot chocolate all over me, the table, the chair and the floor ! Staff were wonderfull helping me clear up, and even replaced his hot chocolate. Many thanks.”

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  Florian Christoph

  ·8 months ago

  “No-frills place, local vibe and authentic; Geordie Breakfast for £8.90 which includes tea or coffee is fair and the portion filling. I'm happily back the next time in Newcastle.”

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  smile falcon lion

  ·11 months ago

  “The breakfast was lovely. I could see that the products they are using was high quality. The chips I was served was probably the best one I had for a while. Amazing. Thank you”

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  Ian McFarlane

  ·1 year ago

  “Got the fish special decent portions peas cold and the fish was also cold in the middle”

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  Alan Neale

  ·1 year ago

  “Went in last week and tried the fish and chips. The most expensive thing on the menu but I didn't mind, I like a good fish. Unfortunately, it was nothing like a good fish. More batter than fish, and that didn't take much. I've seen more flesh on a goldfish. I've seen the reviews and it's ok for the owner to say, "You should have said, we'd have given you another one", but when you've already waited 15 minutes you don't want to wait another 15. Besides which, if you served a decent fish in the first place you wouldn't have to change anything. Do you save the best fish for the complainers? Avoid this place.”

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  Paul Quinn

  ·1 year ago

  “Everything about this place is just perfect. Great breakfast amazing friendly service and great value. A proper gem in the Grainger market. Been a few times in the past but twice this week due to me being off work with a broken ankle but will definitely be back for the stunning food”

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  Joseph De-haan (TIME TRAVELLING TEACHER)

  ·1 year ago

  “I was thinking of coming here for ages for an English breakfast. I was gonna come with my mate from Finland but I got COVID. When I walked in the woman behind the counter was pretty rude. She seemed to have banter with everyone else. It was pretty cheap. £8 for a full English. When they brought the food it was a good plate of food. I asked for English mustard and was brought American mustard. I tried to use the knife but it was like some sort of trick knife. The fork would bend with a bit of pressure. Picture attached. The food was pretty poor. The sausages were pretty nasty. I wouldn't usually review a greasy spoon but there are limits. The cutlery was the deciding piece. A pretty unpleasant experience for a Saturday morning.”

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  Anne Marie Stagg

  ·2 years ago

  “We visited this market cafe the last time we were in Newcastle, loved it-then couldn’t remember the name - so on this visit we had to explore around the market until we found it.😹 It was well worth the search as we again had great meals there. The staff are fantastic, friendly and so hardworking; the food is delicious with big portions, piping hot and so much choice. Alongside the main menu there are also some “Specials” - you really are spoilt for choice. My husband had the steak pie with vegetables whilst I opted for liver and bacon in a tasty gravy served with creamy mash and vegetables. I would have loved a dessert but we were just too full! This is a very popular cafe; highly recommended!”

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  Alex Richards

  ·4 years ago

  “Ordered a Geordie breakfast and made some exchanges. Happy to help, so friendly, and gorgeous food. That hash brown was delicious! Will be back when I'm next looking for breakfast in town.”