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Ontario, Canada Food Guide: 3 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Newcastle
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Newcastle, Ontario, Canada including Newcastle Griddle, Orono Country Cafe, The Toasted Walnut
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1. Newcastle Griddle
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Marina D
This has become my go to restaurant, and it's now open for lunch and dinner! I love the avocado eggs Benedict, they actually use a whole avocado! Such delicious goodness. I've also tried their crepes which is equally as good. The atmosphere is homey, with a fireplace, and it feels like home. I'm so happy to have this in our home town, and when my 80 year old Mom comes for a visit, the first place she wants to go is the Newcastle Griddle! Oh, and the cost is budget friendly!
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2. Orono Country Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By V2755IGlindas
We went for lunch. Had the Corned Beef on Rye. Good amount of corned beef on sandwich and ample fries.
3. The Toasted Walnut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By gailr97
We were meeting family off the GO train and wanted somewhere for lunch before we headed home to Cobourg. I had been given a tip off about the place by a friend. It is a cosy little place, offering break, lunch and probably coffee in between. Our party had soups. Mine was a delicious and obviously made there Thai chicken soup. Then I had the sandwich special of the day, grilled cheese with bacon and a berry jam. And it worked! The rest of the party were happy with their meals too. I bought some of their home made chutneys - very good - and some of their really good short reads and ginger snaps. The only disappointment was the frozen Moroccan vegetable stew, which I took home. Rather watery, and not enough flavouring for me.If you are trying to find the resto, note that although the address is 50 King St. E, it is actually on the north west corner of King and Division.
