Durham

With more than one-hundred seats over the three floors of a spectacular 16th century building, Vennel’s is famed for its tasty traditional cakes and its beautiful pieces of forniture. Here you can enjoy a country cottage atmosphere with a delightful touch of elegance.

Tealicious Tearoom is appreciated thanks to their impressive attention to detail. You will receive the full experience, with vintage china teacups, charming little teapots and homemade scones. If you prefer coffee that can easily be arranged too.

Treats Coffee Shop is an excellent venue whether you are looking for a lunch or just a coffee and some snacks. The portions are large and the food is home cooked and of high quality. In addition the prices are reasonable and the staff welcoming and friendly.

Ye Old Elm Tree is a welcoming pub that attracts a diverse crowd, including young and old, as well as families. The menu offers a wide selection of real ales, tasty food, and delicious vegetarian or gluten-free specials like wheat-free ale. With a large beer garden and folk music, this charming pub ensures there's something for every taste or dietary requirement.

A Tudor building is home to The Half Moon Inn, a traditional English pub with award-winning beer which has featured in the Good Beer Guide for years. Join the weekly events and get-togethers while having a decent pint or ale.

Flat White, located in a renovated 17th-century townhouse in the heart of Durham, is renowned for its delicious food and acclaimed as one of Northeast England's top coffee spots. Don't miss out on their brunch and sandwiches, sure to delight any visitor.