Location: Newcastle-under-Lyme
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Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Newcastle-under-Lyme (or Underlem, cf. Burslem, Audlem), (/ˌnjukɑːsəl ʌndər ˈlaɪm/, locally /ˌnjuːkæsəl ʊndəˈlaɪm/) is a market town in Staffordshire, England, and is the principal settlement in the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme. In the 2011 census the town had a population of 128,264.
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10. Northwood Garden Centre & Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By benrhys
Went here looking for tools and found a shabby over priced shop with lots of jml videos playing you are better off going to the range. Plants over priced with many upside down and in poor condition. Cafe again over priced and poor selection of food the view is hidden by a hedge which was disappointing. Not worth a visit could be so much better.
9. Zest Cafe Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
New Owners. New Menu. New Look. Coming Soon. Zest 'great enthusiasm and energy' Cafe by day - Bistro by night
Reviewed By Emily B
A lovely friendly atmosphere , staff where amazing ! Food was delicious the beef medallions were mouth watering! Right next to the regent theatre great for before or after seeing a show ! Would definitely recommend five out of five.
8. Belong Bistro Newcastle-under-Lyme
At the heart of Belong Newcastle-under-Lyme is a licensed bistro. The family-friendly café serve exceptional value food and snacks at all times of day. The bistro acts as a relaxed and informal social hub where residents, visitors and members of the local
Reviewed By cabbie37
After visiting the Heritage Centre we had our lunch in the Bistro, that was 4 months ago and we have been back almost every week since. The food is excellent, a varied and changing menu. The Brunch is my favourite, a breakfast with chips, naughty but so very nice. It is great value too. The atmosphere is very pleasant, the clientele is a real life mix of residents and their visitors, workers, business people, those using the conference facilities, visitors to the Heritage centre and those like us who just come to enjoy lunch. The staff are super, really friendly, and the tables well spaced with comfortable chairs. They are moved around to accommodate couples, foursomes or large groups. As I said, real life. There is a pianist most Thursdays too. Facilities are immaculately clean and suitable for all. The parking however, is very limited. We park on the adjacent Lidl on Lower Street, their 2 hour limit is just right for lunch.Thank you for taking the time to submit your review of The Bistro at Belong Newcastle-under-Lyme. We are thrilled to hear that you enjoy your visits and will ensure your feedback is shared with members of the team. We look forward to welcoming you back again very soon.
7. RAWR Kitchen + Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Our 70 cover Kitchen + Bar situated in heart of the Cultural Quarter opened in Sept 2016. Its the perfect place to meet friends, work, relax or dine pre theatre and enjoy some good mood food. With an extensive Brunch, Lunch and Later menu you can grab a c
Reviewed By Steelman92
Happened upon RAWR after my initial choice for brunch asked me 'What do you want?' in a less than helpful tone (a table and some food...yes it was you the quartercafe!). All's well that ends well to coin a phrase though. Beautiful scrambled eggs and bacon on sour dough toast with a cuppa served by politely charming people. An oasis in Hanley.
6. Oatcake Heaven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By kimmy415
Love this place, always go when in the area. Great oatcakes for the price and very good range of fillings.
5. The Cakery N-U-L
Modern city styled artisan coffee shop All food is home made especially all the cakes; We have a fantastic range of teas & use Chartley Coffee to make the best coffee the town can offer; One other thing... weâre dog friendly!!
Reviewed By antoniajaned
My girls (7,5,2) and I absolutely love it here, Harriet and her mum are the most friendly people, always make you feel welcome! And of course serve the most amazing brownies in the universe!!!!!! Flat whites are my fave, and I dream of sitting alone reading with a flat white and a brownie in Newcastleâs hidden gem!!! But usually have my 3 girls in tow who love it so much! :)
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4. The Quarter Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 380 reviews
At The Quarter our doors are open from 8.00am until midnight 6 days a week with events on a Sunday each month. We are a Café by day and present a quirky home-style bistro menu in the evening. This is knitted together with a Delicatessen that runs right th
Reviewed By 564clairef
A reservation is a must for this very deservedly popular place. My friends had organised this place for the afternoon tea and as always it never disappointed , the sandwiches were beautiful, the cakes were Devine , definitely would make a return visit and would definitely go for an afternoon tea again. The staff were so helpful and nothing was too much trouble
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3. The Shed, Maybank
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
In 2017 we refurbished our out of town venue including a new front extension. We are a rustic styled restaurant & bar offering a great range of craft beers, speciality gins and a fantastic range of quality food. We are open 6 days a week (mondays closed)
Reviewed By DM7388
Having been to this bar/cafe many times following a very sad day whilst we laid our very dear relative to rest at the age of 47, we decided after the wake for a small part of the family to go for tea. We had been in Wolstanton for the funeral so I suggested the Shed as my workplace often use this place for social meets and meals for birthdays etc. What a mistake that was. The day had been very emotional and we were all just needing food and to chill out together. We arrived into the bar around 5 pm and ordered drinks to which the chef who claimed he was the manager asked us if we had been smoking weed???? Randomly especially as we are all in our 40s and my 70 year old parents were with us.As you can imagine this was embarrassing in front of customers already using the bar. Different members of the family approached him for his reason why he thought various people dressed in black in suits and carrying funeral order of service looked like a bunch of people whoâd been smoking weed..We had ordered drinks by this stage which we quickly finished and left we ate elsewhere, where we were very welcome and we will never return here.Absolutely shocking behaviour and service and we all have made sure to give all our friends the review which meets the emotional upset on the day that this person inflicted on us as a family. My father was very upset and runs a pub himself and would never speak to customers in this way.
2. The Rabbit Hole Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 87 reviews
Cosy and quirky family run tea room with homebaked cakes, refreshing loose tea's and freshly prepared food
Reviewed By 21farmwood
My birthday afternoon was delicious, you really can't fault this unique little tearoom. On entering you don't know we're to look great decor on Alice in wonderland theme. Sandwiches are lovely & fresh a good selection of old favourites the scones are served warm & are amazing, sponge cakes beautiful & light great tasting loose leaf tea( choice of coffee ) service and staff are wonderful. What we couldn't eat they bagged up for us to enjoy at home. Myself my three Daughters & Granddaughter have had a lovely experience at this delightful tearoom. Not forgetting that they service a children's afternoon tea great idea. Will definitely return
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1. Bygones
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By GJackson123
If you are looking for a bygone time with classic surroundings and great food with pleasant staff then this is the place to go.We thoroughly enjoyed our luxury afternoon tea. Everything was spot on and the food was of high quality and nicely presented. There was also plenty of it to enjoy or if you could not eat it all they provided boxes to take it away.The atmosphere was peaceful with a hint of an age now gone but fondly remembered.The staff knew how to treat their quests and made you feel comfortable and at home.We would certainly go back again and can recommend it if you like to be taken into a different decade in history.
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