The Hearth Cafe - Menu

Had an excellent breakfast this morning and found everything to be up to their usual high standard with excellent, friendly service.

It offers a different choice of Breakfast, to me outstanding and unbeaten in the region. A very cosy setting with local arts great for a break in busy life to unwind.

Called in after a walk. We had intended to only have coffee but we're tempted to try the cheese scones Were not disappointed! Staff offered to warm them in the oven and they arrived with softened butter and were delicious.

We intended to visit our favourite cafe in Corbridge for breakfast. But due to setting off (very) late we had to find a place nearer to where we were heading and found the Hearth Cafe that we decided to try for breakfast and a coffee.

We went on a sunny Sunday morning and received the warmest welcome by the owner and member of staff. We had fruit scones with home made clotted cream which was delicious and one of us had a sandwich packed with thick cut bacon. Excellent all round and can’t wait to return.

Had a very tasty sweet potato soup and cheese scone for lunch whilst visiting The Hearth for a crafting course. The cafe has a lovely range of food and what looked like a delicious selection of cakes (sadly I didn't have time to try one). It's also a nice place to visit as there are artists studios above which you can visit when they're open.

A group of us met here for lunch, following a morning’s walk in the Tyne Valley. We were impressed by the friendly and helpful service we even got an umbrella for our table in the garden when the sun came out. The food was tasty, well presented and reasonably priced. The view from our table looking over the surrounding countryside made for a pleasant and relaxing occasion. This place deserves support and I hope it continues to thrive.

Visited during Easter weekend with my husband and toddler. Staff were great with our little one. Provided a booster seat and were happy to make a special kiddies brunch. I had the halloumi sandwich and my hubby the English breakfast. Good and coffees were delicious. Best thing about the cafe was definitely the atmosphere. Lovely staff and customers. Very kind and made us feel very welcome. We left with loads of tips for how to spend the rest of our trip including a local Easter egg hunt. It’s a very small venue so would definitely recommend booking we managed to get the last available table.

I’d passed by this place many times and hardly noticed it, but de iced it was a nice sunny day for a run out, and decided to visit for a coffe and cake. The menu was tempting however, so I decided on eggs benedict with Salmon and spinach, and it’s only just occurred to me that there was no salmon!...This could be due to a misunderstanding however, as there were one or two variants...and I didn’t like to say but the eggs were both undercooked. I was hoping the second egg was spot on but no excessively runny whites everywhere. My wife had the duck hoisin panini which I tasted and it was really tasty, and plenty of it. One touch I really appreciate was being advised that the young lady who atte...