Greenhead Tea Room - Menu

A lovely tearoom, clean too. Saltiest Cumberland sausage I've ever tasted. I left with a raging thirst. Hope the cakes were nicer than they looked.

If you are visiting the Roman Army Museum near Hexham this is an excellent nearby stop. A fantastic display of cakes and pastries speedy service wide menu. friendly staff Strongly recommended

I had some delicious coffee at this cafe today on my way back from the Lake District. The espresso was one of the best I've had in a while. The cafe had a lovely atmosphere and the service was incredibly friendly.

Well worth the slight detour off the A69, or you pass by it on the B6318. We had a late, light lunch and the food (jacket potato and paninis) and service were both excellent. The children's lunch box was outstanding value for money. Plenty of seating inside and out.

Cosy cafe with a jolly atmosphere and friendly staff. Limited cafe style menu but the homemade soup was wonderful and came in a large bowl. Good selection of sandwiches toasties and paninis and lovely tray baked. Good value for money and on street parking nearby. Dog friendly

We stopped here following a walk on Hadrian's wall. Parking was a bit of an issue despite the tea room being quite empty. However the coffee and cake are excellent easily the best I have had in a while and was all homemade. Service was also excellent. They prefer cash but will take cards.

We stopped by this restaurant after hiking at Walltown Cragg and decided to have lattes, which were delicious, and some beautiful shortbread. It was our first time here, but definitely won't be our last. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and we had a very enjoyable snack. The tea room and restroom were both spotless. I highly recommend this establishment.

While traveling from Newcastle to Cumbria, my partner and I stumbled upon a cafe off the main road that we remembered. It was a fantastic decision! We had breakfast and the food was delicious and fresh. The homemade cake counter was impressive, and the atmosphere, friendliness, and professionalism of the staff were top-notch. Definitely worth taking a detour off the main route to visit this gem of a cafe.

We literally stumbled upon this gem whilst doing some walks in the area. Despite being slightly muddy from our walks, we were welcomed by the friendly staff and invited to find a seat. There are plenty of tables and benches outside if the weather allows it! This we were able to to and once ordered we moved outside to a bench. The menu on the table had plenty to choose from and there were specials on a blackboard. We chose a pot of tea for 2, cheese ham toastie and a panini with black pudding, bacon and Brie. Each of these came with salad tortilla chips. There was enough tea for almost 6 cups and the food was very tasty. The ham in the toastie was a thick slice of ham and not just a wafer of...