Kitscheners Cafe - Carta

a little jewel. so friendly staff. fab food. the decoration and the cherry take them back in the time. Kindness for me! x

great personal, great decor, big tee, big coffee, eibrot was a triumphant and the woman wolfed her speck and lit sand that. how can you not love this place? well done. love it!

I have migrated a few milkshakes for me and the children today. wow, wow and wow. can't recommend the peanut butter enough! very pleasant cub. oh and his beautiful dog too. many thanks. Ver carta

Wandered into this lovely friendly cafe and came away with two amazing LPs from my childhood....Simon and Garfunkel and Abba! I've had a wonderful afternoon playing them and reminiscing! Thank you! xxx

The restaurant has a retro vibe, with mismatched crockery, furniture, and various artifacts on display. They offer a good menu for light lunches, snacks, and drinks. The service was friendly, and the prices were reasonable. They also have a good selection of ice creams, but the weather wasn't suitable to try them.

my place! the sweetest little retro style caffe, with retro interior; from the shiny striking Elvis photo, to the quirky retro food posters hanging on the walls in style, and the beautiful daffodils. brilliant eye for interior design. a tasty selection of food also choose. I liked the milkshake menu especially. a cozy, warm environment with friendly staff. it was nice to visit. Ver carta

My husband and I were exploring the Green Ginger Shopping Arcade, which is housed in a converted church in Tynemouth, with our shy dog. The friendly owner of Kitschener's cafe offered our dog a biscuit, but it was declined. Appreciating the owner's kindness, we decided to return for lunch. We were impressed by the excellent pot of tea and delicious food from the extensive menu. We will definitely be back to try their cakes.

What can I say! The food is first class, the ambiance is tranquil, the Earl Grey comes in pots, the place is a hark back to fifties Americana in the settings of an updated and reimagined church. A bacon sandwich on a Sunday morning hits the spot and a brew and a cake for all other occasions! The more elaborate food fills you to the gunnels so be aware if your are wearing tight leathers for your bike . Five stars to these guys and girls

My husband and I wanted a light snack, so we were strolling through "The Land of Green Ginger" when we stumbled upon a young man working in a charming retro cafe that felt like a blast from the past. They were serving homemade celery and spring onion soup with a buttered roll. It was great to see a young man embracing the atmosphere and dressing up to match the era. Kudos to the gentlemen working there, including the one in the kitchen. Excellent job! Ver carta