Coffee Shops In Tynemouth To Sit In & Takeaway

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Coffee Shops In Tynemouth To Sit In Or Takeaway

by Steph Fox 19th June 2022

A walk along the Tynemouth coast, Longsands beach, Tynemouth priory or Tynemouth market isn’t complete without a fresh coffee to accompany you. One of the best times to visit Tynemouth is first thing, as it can get so busy later in the day, so whatever you’re doing here’s the coffee shops in Tynemouth where you can grab a coffee to go, or sit in and savour.

Coffee Shops On Tynemouth Beach

Tynemouth Longsands is one of the best beaches for everything – walking the dog (at the North end in summer), surfing, family days out etc. Whichever end you’re joining the beach there’s choices to grab a coffee.

Crusoes

Opens daily 8:30am

Crusoes is right on the beach and has been serving up food and drinks for over 20 years. You can sit in the restaurant, out on the terrace which is dog friendly (although this end of the beach isn’t between May – September) and has heaters, on one of the deck chairs on the sand, or you can grab a takeaway from the hatch. They do everything you’d want for the seaside – coffee, ice cream, fish and chips and bacon sandwiches, but they’re famous for their huge homemade muffins.

See more on Crusoe’s here.

The View

Opens daily 9am

The View is at the other end of Tynemouth beach, and sits higher up with, as the name suggests, fabulous views out to see and of Tynemouth priory. They have a dog friendly terrace which also has beach huts with heaters, and you can get takeaway here too. They say the cappuccinos here are pretty good.

See more on The View here.

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Tynemouth Surf Cafe

Open daily from 8am

Rather than at either end of the beach you’ll find Tynemouth Surf Cafe in the middle, right at the top overlooking the whole beach. They serve Tynemouth Coffee, and in winter some epic hot chocolates. Get yours and either sit in, or take it down the path to the beach. This is a good way in for dog owners if you’re parked along the top, as the path takes you down right in the middle which is where the dog friendly area starts.

Coffee Shops In Tynemouth Front Street

If you’re wanting a look around the little independent shops around Front Street, or are going off down to the Priory or along the sea front then these coffee shops in Tynemouht are all central. Pay and display parking is in the centre of the street if you aren’t getting the metro in, which is just 2 minutes walk away.

Woods Coffee Shop

Open 8:30am through the week and 9am at weekends

Woods is right on the corner of Front Street, and as well as plenty of space inside, and picnic benches outside, they have a takeaway hatch that is ideal for picking your coffee up to go for a walk along to the Priory or into the village or market.

Find more on Woods Tynemouth here.

Allards

Open daily from 8:30am

A very popular spot right on Front Street is Allards, with indoor seating in the restaurant that you can book, the dog friendly bar area which is walk-in only, and the outside seating area. They serve up coffee to sit in and enjoy in any of these areas from 8:30am daily. A nice one if you’re in no rush and want to sit and enjoy it.

Find out more and book a table at Allards here.

Ora

Open daily from 9am.

Similar to Allards but on the opposite side of Front Street, Ora has walk-in cafe/bar style seating downstairs, and an outside terrace that gets the sun. If the weather is good it’s lovely to sit and enjoy a coffee here outside.

Find out more on Ora here.

Toast At The Coast

Open daily from 7:30am

Toast at the Coast is one of the newer cafe, coffee shops and bars in Tynemouth and it’s a bit of everything. From first thing, one of the earliest opening places, they’re serving up coffee and toast for people looking for an early breakfast. It’s dog friendly and has seating inside and out.

See more on the Toast instagram.

Renes of Tynemouth

Open daily from 10am

Renes of Tynemouth opens daily but a bit later at 10am, so isn’t one to visit if you’re an early bird. It’s a vintage style cafe with coffee and cake, milkshakes and all sorts of other treats.

See more on Renes of Tynemouth here.

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Dil & the Bear

Open from 9am every day except closed on Mondays

A gorgeous little cafe on Front Street, with little Parisien style round tables outside, and very welcoming inside. They’re known for their cakes which you can have sitting in with your cuppa or to takeaway. Dogs aren’t allowed inside but you can order and then sit outside with them.

See more on Dil and the Bear here.

Other Coffee Shops in Tynemouth

These three coffee shops can be found on Percy Park Road, which runs along the top of Front Street and all the way down to the sea front.

Regular Jos

8:30am midweek and 9am weekends

Regular Jos began as a coffee truck in Tynemouth market every weekend, but they very recently opened up an actual coffee shop. It may be tiny but it’s got a lot of character, with sheltered outside seating, and limited bench seating inside. The coffee is very good, and you can enjoy it either sitting in where all areas are dog friendly, or take it away. They still run their van at Tynemouth market on Saturdays and Sundays too.

See more on Regular Jos coffee Instagram

Dibbley’s

Open 9am weekdays and 10am weekends

If you get parked on Percy Park Road where a lot of it is free parking, Dibbley’s is a great cafe for both takeaway and sitting in. It also has a huge ice cream selection, and milkshakes which are popular too. They have an enclosed outside terrace as well as inside seating.

See more on Dibbley’s here.

Priory Cafe

Open 8:30am Tues to Sun

Priory Cafe is a really cute little cafe on the end of a run of shops towards the top of Percy Park Road, serving up treats, scones and great coffee.

See Priory Cafe on Instagram here.

With all these great coffee shops in Tynemouth you’re spoilt for choice on which to go for, wherever you park in the area, and whichever walk you’re doing. Some are more dog friendly than others, while some are nicer for a sit down longer catch up with friends or to watch the world go by.