Pilgrims Coffee House

Northumberland Coast


Fairtrade organic beans and compostable packaging are used by this fabulous independent coffee roastery. The living-room-like dining space with Chesterfield armchairs and an open fire is a cosy spot for sandwiches, jacket potatoes, and homemade cakes, slices and shortbread. On sunny days the courtyard garden is idyllic. Hours fluctuate substantially.


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