Bardon Mill Village Store And Tea Room

After hearing positive reviews about the Village Store and Tea Room, we decided to stop by for an early lunch and were delighted to discover tasty food and a friendly atmosphere. The store and coffee shop also offers unique art items for sale, and the owner who runs the place is very personable. We enjoyed delicious homemade lentil soup, cheese scones, and fantastic toasties. We can't wait to come back and try the cakes. Don't just stop by if you happen to be passing through, make a special trip to visit this charming spot!

Stopped at this cafe during a cycling holiday and was pleasantly surprised. The local store and cafe have a cozy atmosphere and delicious offerings like coffee, toasties, and scones. It was heartwarming to see this little gem thriving. Definitely worth a visit.

We stopped in while passing by and enjoyed a delicious coffee and cake. This restaurant is a hidden gem - be sure to visit if you're in the area.

The atmpsphere in the village store is lovely usually has local people enjoying a chat and coffee as well as visitors to the village. All are made very welcome. The owner goes out of his way to take care of people and be very welcoming. It serves a range of drinks and snacks and stocks basic foods and household goods. It is a very pleasant place to stop when travelling along the A69.

I spend a lot of time around Northumberland these days so I'm always looking out for nice places to get a snack and a cup of coffee. The charming village of Bardon Mill is centred on a pottery making pots of every shape and size: garden figures, planters and chunky ornamentals are for sale. The Village Store and Tearoom is situated right opposite so it makes a good destination for an afternoon out if you're staying nearby. Hexham and Haltwhistle are within easy reach so are Hadrian's Wall, the Roman sites at Vindalanda and Corbridge and the Sill Landscape Discovery Centre. The Bardon Village Store is particularly special as the present owner has turned it round from its former state into a brilliant combination of general shop, tasteful gift shop, mini art gallery (some excellent local views) and tea shop. And believe me, their cheese toasties are the best ever beautifully cooked and they don't skimp on the good quality cheese. Positively the Prince of Toasties!