Scotts of Alnmouth in Northumberland

Beautiful grocery store, full of tasty treats for those that love fresh and healthy food. Very friendly owner

Delicious toasted bacon and brie sandwich, washed down with a lovely coffee. Shame they don't have a place to sit inside.

Family-owned lovely deli, hidden gem in this elegant coastal village. Coffee shop side is excellent, competing with any good speciality coffee place from London. Ambiance is lovely and has a personal touch as the shop is run by a family.Deli products are carefully selected and are great. They are a bit pricey but that’s totally expected and accepted for a quality-shop like this in such a holiday location.Couldn’t recommend them enough!

A very nice shop, but soo expensive. A jar of preserved pears £6.50, a bar of chocolate £5.00. We bought two Medium size wedges of cheese and it was £16.00, plus when we asked for the flavour profile of one of the cheeses we weren’t simply given a bit to try but had to wait while the person behind the counter had to find a description of the cheese. After possibly five minutes of searching another member of staff returned and was able to tell us. So not brilliant information available either. I feel again duty bound to say it’s a lovely shop but it’s too rich for our blood and the service doesn’t match the prices either.

Visited Scott's on Friday and purchased Chicken Ruby and Veggy Lasagne for our dinners. We received some excellent advice in the shop which reflected a true love of their produce. The meals themselves were superb. The portions were generous with the chicken in particular including a lot of meat and the sauce was full of fantastic flavours. We would highly recommend both meals.

Great range of food, very friendly service. They even made specially some veggie curry take away for us as they'd run out. It was delicious as were the pies.

Popped in just to buy a bottle water. The shop is beautiful and had an impressive array of food to take away. I decided to grab a little quiche and tart. So glad I did because they were both delicious and the staff were extremely friendly. A very pleasant find and highly recommend.

Beautifully stocked shelves and Farrow and Ball paint everywhere.What is on them is overpriced but delicious.The geezer who works there is supercilious and condescending. "two coffees to takeaway please" I said. "it's all takeaway" he sneered. Just keep it to yourself mate. I felt stupid. I didn't say anything.

We walked up from the beach and found this gem of a shop! Amazing coffee and a peppermint tea from loose leaf not a tea bag!!! Brilliant. The frittata and haggis pie were scrumptious and the Portuguese tart finished the feast off nicely. The lady who served us was warm and friendly. Do pop in if you are lucky enough to find yourselves in the area.

Probably the nicest coffee in my week holiday (as closest to my taste back home), perhaps on the expensive side but worth it. The card machine was not working when I went in so my cash left would only allow a Pastel De Nata as well, but very nice. Only wish would be it opening earlier but 10am seems quite common in the area. There's quite a few quiet benches on the beach to enjoy your purchases. There is a Post Office very close by should you need cash.