Location: Seaham
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Seaham, England, United Kingdom. Seaham, formerly Seaham Harbour, is a small town in County Durham, situated 6 miles (9.7 km) south of Sunderland and 13 miles (21 km) east of Durham. It has a small parish church, St Mary the Virgin, with a late 7th century Anglo Saxon nave resembling the church at Escomb in many respects. St Mary the Virgin is one of the 20 oldest surviving churches in the UK. Seaham is currently twinned with the German town of Gerlingen.
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10. The Ship's Bell Cafe
Reviewed By wayfaringtheworld470
Back on a family visit to Durham and as per a previous review I went off to Nanny G's for a slice of cake. Only Nanny G has moved and The Ships Bell Cafe is in it's place. Ok says me.....lets have a look. The furniture has been replaced and does look a bit nicer on the inside, a bit more comfortable so that is a good thing.However, what I cannot condone is a blatant attempt at deciept. It would appear that Wendy used to work for Nanny G and has attempted to make cakes in the style of Nanny G, claiming them as her own. Please, if you are going to take over a new venture at least have the faith in your own abilities and not copy someone else. I'd be more impressed and forgiving if Wendy could make and decorate a celebration cake. The slice of chocolate cake was fine but I couldn't help the feeling that I was being cheated......The venue will get a lot of footfall due to its location but if you are looking for the best cakes (and customer service) then go to the REAL Nanny G's.
9. Flamingo
Reviewed By MrsJD2007
Drove down towards the harbour and came across this place which seemed ideal with a free car park outside.However Note: there are no toilets on site you have to go down to the end of the harbour to the public toilets which wasnt ideal with our elderly mother.Place is nicely decorated with lovely outside seating area with fab views.Didn't like standing at counter waiting to be acknowledged or served, didn't feel friendly.Just ordered coffees food seemed to cater for particular audience so seemed very fancy and expensive. Coffee was nice but found flat white in a glass tumbler a bit odd.
8. Paws For 5
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Bojeck
An awful unfriendly environment, poor food and extremely overpriced.Dog treats are old stale and extremely expensive. The staff are rude and abrupt. One to give a miss!Can I ask when you visited the cafe please and if you requested to speak to management after you state the staff member was rude? I personally dont think £3.50 for a sandwich/toastie and a drink is expensive and have certainly had no complaints over the pricing or the quality of the food in the 2 years we have been open. Our treats are neither old nor stale and again are very reasonable starting from just 30p.
7. Poppies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Normieb41
Whether you want breakfast, a sandwich, or just a coffee, this is a great value for money place to go. The food is good and reasonably priced and on a fine day there is a pleasant seating area outside in the pedestrian precinct. A good place to visit. We will return soon.
6. Coffee & Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Licensed café bistro with freshly cooked homemade meals. Full range of Beers wines and spirits. Full waiter service. Special entertainment evenings.
Reviewed By Mick_and_Jules
Coffee and Co has always been a smashing cafe in Seaham's church Street.It's recently changed hands and dare I say it's even better.A friendly welcome is followed by conformable seats and clean marble tables.The prices are wallet and family of 4 friendly. I had the medium breakfast which was plentiful and well presented.A great start for my Monday morning.Cheers
5. Bulan Burgers
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By realdeal_9
We called here with my family and parents today and sat outside ,lovely clear day with sun shining but fairly cold but blankets on seats to wrap up and keep warm nice touch i thought.only 3 tablets outside so borrowed some chairs off other table,decent menu and prices ok had bacon/sausage sarnies and kids had chips all delicious and fresh.only 1 man doing all serving cooking etc maybe the owner but friendly and pleasant and good service.will recommend and call again.
4. Alders Bar & Coffee House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
Family owned and run cosy but perfectly formed coffee house with a prime position in Seaham Harbour with amazing views of Tommy. Our ethos is to bring a continental theme to our community with our menu including home made flatbread pizza, patisserie cakes
Reviewed By lisashepherdjackson
Great service and a lovely friendly place. Nice coffee and home made food with a good selection on the menu. Hi Lisa, thanks for leaving us a lovely review and would love to see you back at Alders for more of our coffee and food.
3. The Lamp Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 860 reviews
Reviewed By 275PaulJ
Four of us eat here and two of us had sea food which they all enjoyed. I had the fillet. It was fine but I have had better. It was a little too well cooked despite a detailed conversation with waiter. However that is a discussion itâs not always possible to get right. The forth member of our party had the minute steak and enjoyed it.The service was excellent and the coffee liqueurs were excellent and naughty.
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2. Humbles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 439 reviews
Open for breakfast, fresh scones, Tea & coffee. Full lunch menu with specials daily. Bistro & Tapas nights.Outside catering and private parties
Reviewed By EddieW299
Whilst having a stroll along the seafront we stopped off for a cuppa at this lovely little coffee shop.We were met by a very pleasant waitress who sat us down at a nice table,we had tea and toasted tea cakes for 2,these arrived quickly and were lovely and a nice strong hot cuppa....just right,price for 2 was £7.95 and was well worth it.
1. Clean Bean Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 280 reviews
Our menu is centred around fresh, high-quality ingredients, the way nature intended without the unnecessary flavour enhancers, preservatives, additional colouring, refined sugars or other chemicals. We aim to provide real food based on the principle of a
Reviewed By Soutanglie
We visited Clean Bean for breakfast as a family on an impromptu trip to Seaham. We parked outside, sat in the window and enjoyed a splendid breakfast. I didnât realise the sausages were gluten free until I asked where they came from. It was that good. Wonderful. Go there. Great breakfast.
