The seven best coastal coffee shops close to the River Tyne in Newcastle
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Coffee near to the Quayside has never been easier, with a great collection of independent and chain stores available to those wandering through the idyllic scenery.
But with so many choices, it’s always good to know seven of the best coffees available.
Little Coffee Shop Under the Bridge
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Hide AdExactly what it says on the tin, Little Coffee Shop Under the Bridge is a little coffee shop under a bridge.
Its intimate seating area next to the Quayside is as fulfilling and gorgeous as expected, and the coffee is up to scratch too.
That perfect blend of coffee quality and view is paired perfectly here, with a variety of usual coffees on offer.
Coffee on the Quayside
That ideal blend between quality coffee and consistent pricing is found at Coffee on the Quayside.
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Hide AdThe riverside business can be found serving up coffee for those on the go, just up the road from Pitcher & Piano.
Coffee on the Quayside is open from 7:15am to 2:30pm and seems like a perfect spot for workers passing through the area.
CatPawCino Cat Cafe
Hard luck for those allergic to cats, but another Quayside establishment serving up good coffee’s with fluffy friends marks itself as a thoroughly unique place.
Cats wander around while you eat and drink, with the chilled-out cat cafe providing plenty of options for food and drink.
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Hide AdPlenty of foot traffic marks CatPawCino Cat Cafe as a popular place for a coffee, right opposite the River Tyne.
The Staiths Cafe
A little ways out from the other shops, but still sticking close to the idyllic River Tyne is The Staiths Cafe.
The dog-friendly place can be found close to the Tidal Basin and serves up a variety of soups, salads and fresh bread.
Plenty of coffee and cakes are on offer too.
Liosi’s Sicillian Cafe Bar
Another cafe a bit out of the way for those venturing down to the Quayside for the market, but well worth the trip.
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A hefty menu is on offer, with plenty of coffee mixed in and a great deal of full-plate meals.
The Cycle Hub
While not everyone can ride a bike, many can enjoy a coffee from The Cycle Hub, a bike repair shop with an on-site cafe.
The cafe is open seven days a week from 8:30 to 5pm, with fresh food offered by local artisan bakers.
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Hide AdA plentiful variety of coffees are on offer, from the usual flat white or espresso to pumpkin latte’s and mint mocha’s.
La Verne Vintage
Taking note of the beautiful scenery on offer to coastal coffee shops, La Verne Vintage has blurred the fine coffee and finer views with great success.
Brews with views are on offer at this riverside cafe, located just next to Chandlers Quay.
With everything prepared from a wooden trailer, Verne Vintage offers up traditional breakfasts and plenty of coffees.
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