Vineyard Café in Darlington serves food at low prices

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 08:32 · Archive

The Vineyard Café on Post House Wynd in Darlington, which opened in 2021, has been rated highly for its food and welcoming atmosphere. Run by Phil and Lisa Crosby as part of Vineyard Church's community operations, the café serves breakfasts until 2pm and main meals from 11.30am, with hot and cold sandwiches from £7.50, salads, bagels, and light bites such as beans on toast for £3.95.

Visitors reported receiving a warm welcome and attentive service. The café features rustic wood panelling, fairy lights, and soothing dark green décor. The Vineyard Church is based on nearby Salt Yard.

Beyond the café, the church's community ventures include Hope & Glory vintage shop, also on Post House Wynd, a toddler group, and a 'baby bank' offering free clothing, items and equipment for young children.

How it is being reported

• 'I tried warm and busy Vineyard Café in Darlington - the food was top notch'The Vineyard Café, mid-way along Darlington’s Post House Wynd, opened in 2021, but I hadn’t been through its doors until a few weeks ago when grabbing a quick coffee with a friend.The Northern Echo · 17 Oct, 08:00
• How we rated lunch at this Darlington café with community at its heartThe Vineyard Café, mid-way along Darlington’s Post House Wynd, opened in 2021, but I hadn’t been through its doors until a few weeks ago when grabbing a quick coffee with a friend.Darlington & Stockton Times · 17 Oct, 08:00

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