Corbridge Larder - Menu

Fantastic food and very friendly service Hot beef sandwich and black pudding salad a feast for the eyes and stomach Latte beautiful Well recommended

Quirky place serving good food which was well priced. The service was good too. Obviously parking outside is impossible but a short walk did us no harm

Excellent coffee, good service and outstanding cheese scones! Well worth the visit, just for them. Managed to resist their other offerings, but looked good too.

Disappointing. This has been a favourite for a long time, but of late, standards have slipped. Staff shortages, items not available from the menu and the food delivered not up to par.

This small cafe above an interesting deli stocking lots of local goodies. Very extensive menu for such a small place Central location in village but up a steep flight of stairs. Dog friendly. Lots of choice for vegans/veggies and those with gluten issues. Service is slow but food worth the wait.

We have tried for years to visit this place and have never been able to park till yesterday August 20th. It was worth the wait we had coffee and scones, delicious and then shopped for cheeses all local and various other things. We were served by a very amiable lady who shared her knowledge very well. We'll be back.

Changed over the last year: Coffee was lovely, food certainly wasn’t, very little meat in a stale bun cake dried out. Informed the waitress as it was left on the plate “sorry” was reply; totally uninterested. Would not return or recommend. On a positive note however, the Delicatessen downstairs is nice as was the gentleman serving.

Stayed in Corbridge for the weekend and stopped at The Corbridge Larder for lunch, we both had the most amazing hot beef sandwich which was hot roast beef and melted Stilton on a Scottie. We enjoyed it so much that we went back the next day and had the same thing again. We definitely want to come back to Corbridge and will certainly be calling again

We were in Corbridge and thought this looked nice, and how right we were! The cafe upstairs is simply decorated but the food was amazing and interesting. We had spicy Moroccan chicken and Welsh rarebit, both of which were delicious. There is a wide selection of teas and the cakes looked fantastic as well. As others have said, the service was a little slow (we arrived just after the lunch time rush and it was busy), so you need to be patient, but the wait was well worth it. The staff were friendly and helpful. The deli downstairs was great too, with the biggest cheese counter I think I’ve ever seen. Definitely worth a visit and we are already planning to go back.