The Corbridge Larder

About The Corbridge Larder

The Corbridge Larder is a delicatessen on Hill Street that calls itself the North East's cheese institution. It stocks more than 100 cheeses along with bread, chutneys, cakes, chocolates, craft beer, wine and small-batch gin, and makes sandwiches, pies, quiches, tarts and antipasti to order. It was named the North East winner in the Farm Shop & Deli Retailer Awards.

Upstairs there is a small sit-down cafe. The Larder also makes cheese hampers, cheese wedding cakes and cheese subscriptions, caters for events, and delivers locally itself or nationally by courier.

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Blog posts and guides that feature The Corbridge Larder.

Coffee Shops and Cafes in Corbridge

Where to get coffee, cake, breakfast and brunch in Corbridge, from the Market Place cafes and the Heron Cafe above the Larder to a dog-friendly coffee house near Hadrian's Wall, plus what to know at the Roman Town.

Shopping in Corbridge: The Independent High Street

A guide to Corbridge's independent shops, from the bookshop and charity shop on the Market Place to the clothes shops, jewellers and vintage finds on Hill Street and Middle Street.

Walks Around Corbridge: Riverside and Countryside

Published walks from Corbridge village: the Tyne floodbank towards Dilston, the riverside path to Corbridge Roman Town, the Aydon Castle circular and the route north to Hadrian's Wall, with parking, train and flooding advice.

Visiting Corbridge Roman Town: A Local Guide

A practical guide to Corbridge Roman Town: what you can see, the museum and the Corbridge Hoard, opening hours, getting there, visiting with children and where to eat afterwards.

Eating Out in Corbridge

A local guide to eating and drinking in Corbridge: historic inns, Italian and Indian restaurants, cafes, a cheese deli and an award-winning bakery, all within a few minutes' walk.