Reviews The Basement Coffee House

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Deborah Elliott
+5
Love this place! Great vibe, great looking place with great coffee, food, beer, wine and staff ��
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Josh Stewart
+5
This place serves really high quality food and coffee, with uncontested service and a warming background.
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Jason Ramsay
+5
Lovely staff, very friendly. Good coffee at a reasonable price. Didn't try any of the food but the menu looked good at very moderate prices
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Emily Bambridge
+5
Great place, fab food and selection of drinks. Would totally recommend to others!
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Ruth Bufton
+5
I've never even been but after reading your only 1* review I felt I had to leave you 5* just to address the balance for the sake of humanity. 1) Smolked salmon isn't cooked it's smoked! It's in the name! 2) Nowhere smokes their own salmon they all buy it in, even in London!! 3) Add some seasoning to your avocado if it's under seasoned! She makes herself look like a knob and me want to take my family to your I'm sure lovely establishment at the earliest convenience!!
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Colin Dilks
+5
Great find in Toon. Friendly staff, lovely food, great decor. Relaxing on a Saturday evening when the rest of town was crazy! My new favourite hangout.
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Joe Clark
+5
Had the best vegatarian breakfast ever here this morning. The BBQ butterbeans and sweet potato hash browns made it. Thank you!
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Adam Mouse-Zambrzycki
+5
Great coffee, fresh handmade food and brownies enjoyed all the more on a Sunday afternoon, this is a must do place.
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Helen Arts Ferguson
+5
Nice atmosphere, free wifi, good place for meetings and working :)
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Bobby Bolam
+5
Great coffee, great staff, great food and even has high chairs to feed the little ones. Far better then Main Street coffee shops.
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Chris Renwick
+5
Fantastic coffee and an excellent coffee shop, highly recommended!
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Olivia Gable
+5
Nice big coffeehouse with lots of different seating (anyone fancy lounging on a huge leather sofa? I do!). Really nice friendly staff. Free wifi. The usual assortment of pastries and snacks. I visited when I was in Newcastle temporarily, and going here became my daily routine. They have strangely delicious porridge full of all kinds of seeds and a dollop of maple syrup stirred in. I had a nice sweet potato sandwich for £2.50 that was quite good as well. They also use coffee roasted by local roasters, which I'm always pleased to hear. I felt like I could chat to the staff if I was up for it or be left on my own when I wasn't--and that to me is what really makes a place feel homey. Worth a visit, and it's not far from the city centre!
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Justin Moseley
+5
Cool and funky. Coffee was great. Far better than generic high st chains
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