We will be closed:
Saturday 18th Nov
Thursday 23rd Nov
Friday 24th Nov
Saturday 25th Nov
OPENING DAYS
We are only open 3 days a week
Thursday: 10am - 3pm
Friday: 10am - 3pm
Saturday: 10am - 3pm
Breakfast served 10am to 11.30am
Lunch Served from 11.30am
Last Orders 2pm
There is a 1hr 30min time on tables
TIMES MAY VARY - If it is quiet, then we will close a bit earlier.
Email:
oldstablesalnwick@btinternet.com
Telephone:
07594 044904
Table Bookings
Due to the size of our Tea Room, we can only take groups of up to a maximum of 4 people. We can try to fit in groups of 6 by prior arrangement but this cannot be guaranteed.
Outside seating is for walk ins only, as weather dependent.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome outside on our patio. As much as we adore dogs, our tea room is too small to enable us to allow dogs inside.
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A family-run tea room where you’re sure to receive a warm welcome. The friendly owners have cultivated a cosy ambience in the quaint surroundings of a converted stable. The popularity of this charming venue is undoubtedly due to the sublime quality of the home-made food.
This commitment to producing only the freshest food means this is not a fast-food venue but is well worth the wait. Once visited, this is a place to which you will surely return.
We serve a variety of homemade cakes, breakfast and light bites.
Parking is very easy with our own car park, making it great to stop off without the worry of finding a space.
We are only a few minutes from the A1 meaning you can pull off with ease and back on from both directions.
Dogs are welcome outside on our patio garden. As much as we adore dogs, our tea room is too small to enable us to allow dogs inside.
Many Thanks
Stephen, Avril and Rosie
We are very proud to have won the Good Food Award for Cafes 2022 - 2023
We have been very lucky to win the Prestige Award for the North East of England Tea Room of the Year twice - 2020 to 2021 and 2022 to 2023
AWARDED THE 'BEST TRADITIONAL FAMILY-RUN TEA ROOM IN NORTHUMBERLAND 2019' by LUX LIFE MAGAZINE
We are situated on the old A1 roundabout on the B6341, up from Alnwick Castle and over the Lion Bridge.