Willi's Coffee House

Lovely place. I highly recommend the egg benedict. Thank you.

The food is way way overpriced. It cost me over £15 for a small breakfast with tea. The single sausage was nice but everything else was mediocre at best.

This café is lovely with a fantastic menu. The prices are reasonable, and although it's a bit hidden, it's definitely worth seeking out. We went for breakfast and everyone enjoyed their meal.

Lot of reviews seemingly inpatient when this place gets busy. Went on a more quiet Tuesday afternoon. Had a great bacon bap with lots on lots of crispy bacon and excellent coffee served in lovely crockery and teapots. Eyeballed the doughnuts on the way out so will have to come back. I still really rate Willi’s and will keep coming back

I visited a small cafe recently and was disappointed to receive only half a cup of coffee and half a cup of foam. This may be an issue for those who prefer a full cup of coffee. Personally, I don't mind the half cup. However, I was also disappointed to find that there were no truly gluten-free options available, as everything was cross-contaminated with gluten. It would be great if they could keep gluten-free items separate. Despite these issues, I am willing to give the cafe another chance in the future. Next time, I will make sure to visit after having already eaten.

I was quite disappointed with my experience at this restaurant. Despite its attractive appearance, the staff seemed unenthusiastic about welcoming customers. There were three employees near the till and serving area, including what appeared to be the manager taking an order. I waited for a considerable amount of time before being asked by a friendly lady if I was ordering takeout. I confirmed that I was, but then someone from a table bypassed the queue and had their order taken instead. This initial encounter left me feeling let down, and I don't plan on returning anytime soon. While I am usually patient, this experience was particularly disappointing.

Very disappointing. We walked in and it wasn’t busy, yet we weren’t acknowledged for around 2 minutes. I asked the staff if we should sit wherever and they yes and pointed to the menus. I ordered the bacon and maple pancakes, and my friend ordered a bacon sandwich with a hash brown. My pancakes came very burnt, with no maple syrup and were dry. They had a horrible taste. My friends sandwich came without hash brown. The server asked if I was finished, after I had only eaten one bite. I told her it wasn’t very nice and it was burnt to which she said ‘hmm’ and took my dish away but didn’t say anything, no apology. I was very disappointed since I spent £9.50 on a meal that I couldn’t even eat.

Light, airy and welcoming. Dog friendly. Stripped wooden floors with sage green paintwork. First impressions very nice. I thought the food was on the expensive side, even taking into consideration it’s location in the unfathomably extortionate area of Jesmond. Some wonderful cakes on offer. I paid £8.50 for a sausage and fried egg roll with a breakfast tea. Probably the best value for money on the menu. It was very nice though! Everything looked very clean. Unfortunately I did have to ask to exchange my cup as it had lipstick on it. I did also notice a member of staff constantly biting nails and touching facial piercings and hair. Although not handling food was handling cutlery and crockery....

Visiting my mother in Newcastle and was looking to find somewhere local, so as to not lose time with my mother before travelling back down south. Got recommended Willis cafe and what an amazing cafe! Lovely food and very well cooked and presented. Great portion size. Loved the mushroom soup. Just right texture and tasted amazing I am a great lover of mushrooms, so as soon as I saw it on the menu, my choice of meal was selected. My mother had the all day breakfast and that looked amazing too. You want the best for your mother and I could not ask for more. The service was great and staff interacted with us with a humerus gesture when we commented on how beautiful the tea cups and saucers were....