Radcliffes Cafe - Northumberland

We had breakfast here because other caffes were busy or closed. eating was a good quality, but a bite is expensive. I think caffes have slightly increased due to covid prices. the opposite is also on the rise, so more visitors means more demand. we had cooked breakfast. as I said, food quality was good. we went by at night and it was half full. beer was per pint. it was mainly German beer.

Last november convened for breakfast while they stayed in a holiday home and it was just before the commemorative Sunday. the music played and it seemed pretty. I have a table and our drinks have come fast. then I decided to go outside to pay my respect where it was quiet for the minutes, as it was just about once I sat a coworker who rushed after me and asked if everything was in order. I explained that I observed the minute-shut and she went back in. I stayed outside for a while to hear the service that was gathered on the square, then went back. my food was waiting and it was really good. I don't think that this place realized that it was the commemorative day despite all people outside because I asked my wife if the music had been shut down for the minutes and not. hopefully this was just one and next time they will do their piece and show something respectful as I and all others.

Decent coffee but lacks atmosphere, staff functional Price per person: £1–10 Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2

Great food and staff were friendly and helpful. The sun was out so we sat outside and ordered something to eat. We had a steak burger which was thick and succulent and the fries red hot and crispy on the outside and fluffy in the middle along with bacon brie and cranberry sandwich on gluten free bread again was great. Normally glutten free bread isn't great but this was good! We will definitely be back to try more of the menu. . . . Dietary restrictions: Great option of gluten free items

Been before great place to have a beer Price per person: £10–20 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5