Saddler St0.4 mi from Durham centrelast reviewed April 2026
The filter coffee is the thing to order, served from a ground-floor space in a medieval Saddler Street building. The flat white is made properly, which the name at least owes you.
The filter is worth ordering even if you came for the building.
Ulterior Motives · 24 Jun
July around here belongs to brass. Durham hands its medieval centre to the colliery banners of the Durham Miners' Gala on the eleventh, and the bands don't…
Richaro's Ramblings · 14 Aug
I am writing this from Ponta Delgada, where the coffee in front of me was roasted about four streets away. Normally that is the whole story.
Saddler St0.4 mi from Durham centrelast reviewed April 2026
The filter coffee is the thing to order, served from a ground-floor space in a medieval Saddler Street building. The flat white is made properly, which the name at least owes you.
The filter is worth ordering even if you came for the building.
40 Saddler St, Durham DH1 3NU, UK
0.4 mi from Durham centre
Ulterior Motives · 24 Jun
July around here belongs to brass. Durham hands its medieval centre to the colliery banners of the Durham Miners' Gala on the eleventh, and the bands don't…
Richaro's Ramblings · 14 Aug
I am writing this from Ponta Delgada, where the coffee in front of me was roasted about four streets away. Normally that is the whole story.
Durham's best coffee operates out of a market unit. The bean retail is the backbone; the drinks counter is the entry point.
FIKA beans from County Durham and staff who know what they're serving. The most considered cup on Old Elvet.
The scones are exceptional and rightly the reason most people come. The coffee is honest, which is exactly what a plate of scones requires.