Oddfellows Coffee - Hexham

Peter Williams

A newly opened (April 2022) and much needed coffee and food shop in this growing village. The welcome was warm and friendly by the couple who have started the business, the food was delightful, tasty and quickly served, and reasonably priced. Easily accessible from pavement level (no steps) both by people with limited mobility and pushchair/wheelchair users. There are accessible toilets. The welcome for young children was good (and even a game provided). It’s also dog friendly and provides free doggy treats!! I will certainly visit regularly to support this independent establishment that has a feeling of quality.

Diane Wass

Found this great little coffee stop whilst passing through on gallery deliveries. Free parking on the street right outside which is very handy!

The building itself is very striking and the ground floor is this beautiful coffee shop with its modern, stylish interior of painted wood panelling and calming minimalist decor.

The lady serving, who I learned was Rosie, was lovely, very polite and as helpful as could be!

Hubby asked for a large coffee but there was only one size cup but she gave him plenty of milk as he’d asked.

We both ordered avocado on sourdough toast which came with two slices of beautiful smoked salmon. The whole plateful was delicious!

As we were eating Rosie came over with another cup of coffee, she was concerned that the cup had not been as large as she felt we expected and so brought John another coffee. We tried to pay for this before we left but were politely assured that payment for the extra coffee was not required so we left a good tip instead.

There are some beautiful little pencil sketches on the walls, obviously of the local area, and everything in here has been very carefully thought about and chosen with care.

There is even a dogs bowl with filtered water for their four legged visitors.

The loo is huge, very modern and exceptionally clean with baby change facilities too.

The bill was £15.50 (without the extra coffee) which we both felt was excellent value!

I have saved this coffee shop to my Google Favourites and we will be very happy to call here again next time we’re passing through!

Gemma Chamberlain

We stopped off here for a break travelling between Scotland and Robin Hoods Bay.
What a beautiful little Coffee shop to find in a lovely village.
We had 2 very creamy Lattes and a Bacon, Brie & Cranberry toastie and a sourdough bacon sandwich.
A nice stroll over the bridge as well to stretch our legs.
Travelling on the A69, you must stop here for a tasty break.

katrin auld

I find that this is a great cafe to stop at when travelling on a69. I grabben a coffee on my way to a camping trip and it was so good that I returned on my way home and also got some lunch on my second visit. The tostie i had was lovely and I saw that they also do other light bites and dim sum! They do sweet things like tray bake and good quality ice cream too.
Staff was very friendly and the place had a lovely atmosphere. Thank you. I will be back soon K

Dave Connor

Excellent cafe food (for lunch: toasties, sourdough toasts with salmon/avocado/bacon etc plus cakes) and good coffee with friendly service - recommended

Michelle

We came across this lovely little cafe on our day out we had the sourdough toast with avocado poached eggs & bacon it was delicious

Michael Slade

A really lovely place to come in Haydon Bridge, right at the end of the old bridge on the opposite bank to the village. Comfy sofa or chairs and benches with cushions. Small offering of gifts. Very friendly and helpful staff.

gordo wilks

Called in for a coffee and a sandwich while I waited for my car to be MOT'd.
Very pleasant place to visit. Good coffee, very tasty and substantial toasted sandwich, and friendly staff/owners.
I'd call this a hidden gem, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone.
Good selection of food and drinks, with gluten free options for almost everything.