Tyne and WearCoffee shops in Newcastle upon Tyne
Newcastle's city centre is compact, and every shop listed here is within about fifteen minutes' walk of Central Station. Pink Lane Coffee opened its café opposite the station in 2012 and still roasts its own beans in the city.
- Venues listed
- 4
- Details verified
- 0
- Average flat white
- Not yet published
Where they are
- Camera Shop27 Collingwood Street, NE1 1JE
- Lagom8 Monk Street, NE1 5XD
- Pink Lane Coffee1 Pink Lane, NE1 5DW
- Tiny TinyCarliol Square, NE1 6UF
Every Newcastle upon Tyne coffee shop we list
Plain links, so every venue is reachable without a map or a search box. Pages marked as unverified are published but not yet checked: we do not put prices or hours on a page until somebody has confirmed them.
- Camera ShopA breakfast, coffee and lunch spot in a former camera shop dating from 1907, independent and trading since 2008. The food menu changes often and the shop also does catering.27 Collingwood Street, NE1 1JE · details not yet verified
- LagomA specialty coffee bar on Monk Street serving locally made pastries and cakes with its coffee. A limited-batch Roast of the Week is sold by the bag, in store only.8 Monk Street, NE1 5XD · details not yet verified
- Pink Lane CoffeeThe café of a Newcastle roaster, across the road from Central Station and open since 2012. Its single-origin coffees are roasted in house and served as espresso or pour-over.1 Pink Lane, NE1 5DW · details not yet verified
- Tiny TinyA coffee shop on Carliol Square, off Pilgrim Street, that also makes takeaway sandwiches and takes food orders online.Carliol Square, NE1 6UF · details not yet verified
Areas of Newcastle upon Tyne
An area gets its own page once enough of its venues are verified to be worth one. Until then the venues are listed here directly, because a card that only leads to a thinner copy of this list is a dead end.
- Grainger Town3 venues
The stone-fronted streets between Central Station and Grey's Monument, where most of the shops listed here are a few minutes apart.
- Pilgrim Street1 venue
The east side of the city centre around Pilgrim Street and Carliol Square, a short walk from Monument.
What coffee costs in Newcastle upon Tyne
Coffee prices in Newcastle come down mostly to rent and to whether the shop roasts its own beans. A café beside Central Station sees more passing trade than one tucked down a side street, and a roaster's own café is not paying another roaster's margin. No independent survey of Newcastle coffee prices could be found, so this directory will record each shop's prices once they have been checked.