UK Coffee Week: Where to Grab A Coffee in Newcastle

Here are three great places to grab coffee in Newcastle!

Madeha Ali
17th October 2022
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Coffee is more than just a drink. It's undoubtedly a quintessential part of the student diet. With the approach of Project Waterfall’s campaign to provide coffee-growing communities with clean drinking water, sanitation and education during UK Coffee Week, what better time to discover some of the best rated places to grab a coffee in the Toon?
Whether you're looking for a quick boost before your 9am lecture, a social drink with a friend, or even just a lonesome escape from the crazy realm of University life, there is a café in Newcastle perfect for you!

Costa

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It would be rude not to start with the nation’s firm favourite. The company understand the importance of Project Waterfall’s campaign, making them a proud sponsor of UK Coffee Week. Using their own Costa Foundation, they have supported over 100,000 people in coffee-growing communities to access education in countries including Vietnam, Peru and Columbia, to name a few!

With the Costa app you can get exclusive rewards, including money off, free cake on your birthday, and 1 free drink for every 8 that you buy.

For all the environmentalists out there, each time you use a reusable cup in store, you get 1 free drink for every 4 that you buy. Need I say more? 

Café 1901

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Located in the heart of the popular student area, Jesmond, Café 1901 is one of the best places you can go to if you’re searching for a coffee in a lively atmosphere. This quirky cafe’s main focus is to create a welcoming and inclusive space for it’s community to relax and socialise. If you are a dog-lover, you will be pleased to hear that this café is even canine-friendly! Throughout the year, Café 1901 hosts events and workshops so it's worth looking out for more information on their website. 

The Grand

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Lastly, The Grand is conveniently situated directly outside of campus, making it the perfect spot to grab coffee with some friends after a lecture, or even be an alternative to the library. They have an array of vegan options, ranging from sausage rolls to cheese toasties, so it's a good place for a range of diets. 

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