Barwicks Coffee Bar — Restaurant in England

Unfortunately we were very disappointed in our experience here. The first issue was that our 'iced' coffees arrived and they were very warm, essentially it was like drinking a cup of coffee which had been left to go luke warm, so much so that the small amount of ice melted immediately. This was worsened by the fact that they were served in tall sundae style glasses, one of which had two large chips in the rim. I complained about the coffee being warm and I was offered replacement drinks which was appreciated, apart from the fact that my replacement arrived in the exact same chipped glass. We ordered food with the coffees, a scone and a bacon sandwich; the scone was served with no cutlery, butter or even a napkin, essentially just plonked on a plate leaving us having to ask for the aforementioned accoutrements. After waiting for roughly 15 mins while the drinks debacle was happening, it transpired that the bacon sandwich order hadn't even been received by the kitchen yet due to the quality or the server's handwriting which added yet more wait time. To cap off the whole experience, one of the staff began mopping the floor while we were eating using a mixture with lots of bleach and disinfectant, making the whole café smell strongly of cleaning products and putting us off the food. Credit where it's due, the older lady who was running the kitchen did apologize to us and seemed to be trying to regain control of the café which had a total of 4 occupied tables with 3 staff, leading us to wonder why the wait time was so long for anything. In terms of pricing, a basic Americano or iced latte was £3.60 which is quite a lot, considering the service we received. When the sandwich arrived it was cooked well and met expectations and the scone was of a good quality, although we noticed that the muffins on offer were from Costco. All in all I wouldn't recommend this café and would suggest a visit to Starbucks nextdoor if you're...

In the heart of our local treasures, Barwick's Coffee Bar shines as a beacon of culinary delight and warmth. This splendid cafe, though modest in size, packs a punch with its beautifully curated menu. A standout for me was the breakfast wrap, a masterpiece of flavour, especially when enhanced with the option of chilli jam – a thoughtful and delightful touch.

The drinks here are nothing short of lovely, each sip a testament to the care and quality poured into every cup. But what truly sets Barwick's apart is its atmosphere – a stunning backdrop that feels both welcoming and inviting. Coupled with the staff's warm and kind demeanor, every visit feels like a homecoming.

I left Barwick's with a heart full of joy and a palate well satisfied, eagerly anticipating my return. For those in search of a coffee bar that marries great food, lovely drinks, and an unbeatable atmosphere with exceptionally lovely staff, look no further. Barwick's Coffee Bar is a must-visit, a gem that brings brightness and warmth to...

I had seen some lovely stories online about this place, as an aussie in the UK, it is so hard to find a decent coffee or brunch place here around North East England. So i thought i would give it a go for my Birthday Brunch...

The atmosphere was lovely, i liked the look of it all, staff were very very friendly and I was happy to see they had an espresso machine.

I ordered scrambled eggs on toast and added bacon, avocado & hash brown with a Cappuccino.

Well, the coffee itself was lovely, i did miss the chocolate on top. The eggs were nice & fluffed, the avo didn't taste that great but it was edible. Hash brown was unfortunately not crispy, bacon was delish & i do not understand why i had a portion of Coleslaw on my plate, that was definitely interesting and nothing that I'm used to...

All in all, it was different but much better than what i have had during my time over here, so...