I visited the cheese room which sells lots of lovely local Northumbrian cheeses as well as…read morechutneys, crusty loaves, biscuits and more. Sandwiches are also on sale for the lunchtime trade. All in all it's a friendly and individualistic little shop in this historic and busy little Northumbrian town.

The cheese room is the main reason to visit this shop, but there are lots of other little treats…read morethat'll catch your eye. They've got some excellent breads and a whole lot of lovely things in jars. I went in the other day to get some cheese and ended up spending fifty quid on various lovely things. Oops.

Love this cafe and deli. It's a hidden gem of a place with great coffee and superb cheese scones…read more Dog friendly and sitting outside too. Highly recommend.

From the owner: We love the good things in life. Good coffee, good tea, good homemade food.read more

I really like the idea of this place and the important things are really done right here. The food…read moreis good is and cooked to order. Someone decided to skimp on the chairs for half the place with office task chairs and they are really the wrong idea. They don't fit under the tables and just look and feel wrong too. I had a breakfast panini sandwich with egg and bacon and it was hot and delicious and very economical. Oh my, good coffee too.

I love this place for breakfast Bacon Egg &Cheese cabbata delicious never tasted cappuccino like it…read moreI take my elderly mother as she adores the panninis and latte the staff are friendly and very pleasant. The home made soups are to die for. Very clean and welcoming

Probably best deli we know in town. Not cheap but tasty. Small cafe inside with sofa and tables…read more Local and international foody goodies. Chees and butchers counters

Stewart & Co is a staple of Jesmond life really. The goods carried are fantastic mix of well known…read morebranded classics and more obscure but equally delicious items. From luxury goods to healthy treats it caters well for us vegetarian types . Young family friendly too.My favourite bit is the organic and world beers section which is great for us casual drunks out there as it beats another Newcastle brown ale Only mild (-very minor-) criticisms are 1] Occasionally the staff are a little ditzy and forget to tally up orders correctly 2] {And this is strictly a lifestyle choice one} Im fine with people eating meat and the butcher section but the photo posters dissecting the cow, pig and lamb are a bit much especially with kids about.

Lovely little Deli in Newcastle offering a range of sandwiches, bruchetta, salads, pizza, pasta and…read morea large array of cakes. I opted for a build your own sandwich which consisted of chicken, brie and chilli sauce. For this, a drink and a packet of Kettle Chips, it came to around £7 which in my opinion is not bad! It was the lunchtime rush so she didn't put the chilli sauce in and put chorizo in instead. When I went in to ask her to correct her mistake she was very apologetic and gave me some chilli sauce with no extra cost - despite the fact that they were busy and the baguette was tasty! Unfortunately I didn't get to try their cakes as I was so full up and didn't fancy going to queue up again but if I'm in Newcastle I definitely will!

The best sandwich joint on the coast, without a doubt. In fact, I'd say the hot baguettes from here…read moreare some of the nicest sandwiches I've ever had. They also do a mean burger, as well as lots of other gorgeous food. Lovely staff and warm, friendly service. Can't recommend this place enough.

I visited this business on 01/10/24. I purchased a forequarter of beef which had been stripped off…read morethe bone in different cuts. The displayed weight was 55.35kg at £4.89/kg. My assumption was that that was the total weight of the meat I bought. However, when I got home and weighed the meat myself, it was about 35kg! I immediately rang them to report this, and they admitted that the weight displayed was inclusive of the bone! I pointed out to them that this was false advertising, especially as I wasn't given this bone that had been included in the price I paid. They admitted that they could have done better by making it clear that the displayed weight was inclusive of the removed bone. They, however, denied that they owed me any compensation for false advertising. I just want to put this out there for other unsuspecting customers like me!

The cafe / canteen is rough, ready and mainly used by either the local industry, pensioners or…read morecustomers who's prefers low value, cheap heavy loaded, pilled high plates of food rather than on quality. My experience is that you can eat enough yourself for your full family for a very cheap price but towards the end of the serving shift the food is either cold or well withered. The shop has really come on from what it used to be when you could buy limps of meat in packaging that was dripping in blood and it was all a rough and ready experience. Nowadays, they have a fish counter, deli, good value good quality fruit and veg etc but to me the meat is still just meat with no idea of where it is from.

I enjoyed my meal: 3 salad options plus a protein of beetroot and black bean balls. The mixed green…read moresalad could use some dressing but I was still okay with it knowing that I was eating fresh, organic, 'naked' food. The servers were very nice and the place has a constant flow of customers. Lovely to see a place with this ethos thriving in Newcastle.

The Heaton food scene has definitely come on in leaps and bounds since I lived there as a student…read moresome 10 years ago, so it was nice to finally get back and try one of the places on offer. Incidentally, the 'Naked' part of their name relates to the food ethos of serving up clean, organic, health-concious food, and not the dress code... A nice setting but do have to agree with the previous review, they would benefit from having larger premises as we were fortunate to get the last remaining table for brunch - I guess this indicates the place is popular - but it did feel slightly cramped. The table next to ours was tucked into a window space next to the door which meant people had to squeeze past my chair to get in/out and also for the waitress to bring their order. Not a major problem, but still slightly distracting when you're trying to eat. Very pleasant service from the people behind the counter, the breakfast menu was particularly tempting... but we arrived just after 11:30am when they switch to the day menu! So an all-day breakfast offering wouldn't go amiss in my gluttonous opinion. One other customer was tucking into a couple of pancakes, they did look pretty darn amazing, so next time I manage to go back I think I know what I'll be after first. Our food was fresh and rather good. I went for the beef meatballs with corgetti (courgette made into spaghetti, a new one for me!) and my friend had the sweet potato frittata. Both came promptly, but for the price I would've liked a little bit more 'stuff'; my friend's frittata came with a couple of asparagus spears and a bit of salad, the plate looked a little sparse. Having said that, we both cleared up our food with no complaints. Will be back at some point, although I do want to try out other brunch places on offer in Heaton too - but the Naked Deli has set the bar pretty high.