Get your fix of Holy Island crab, Craster kippers and Loch Duart smoked salmon in various guises at this busy deli-cum-cafe. There's a handful of tables in the deli itself, but comfier cafe seating spreads out upstairs, where large windows overlook Marygate down to Berwick's tremendous Town Hall. Food is fresh and tasty; the roast pork ciabatta roll with homemade apple sauce is another highlight.
Deyn's Deli
Northumberland Coast
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