Northumberland café on popular River Tyne route to close

Citrus Cafe in Warden is set to close <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Citrus Cafe in Warden is set to close (Image: Supplied)
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A NORTHUMBERLAND cafe on a busy River Tyne walking and cycling route will close after four years in business.

Citrus Cafe, at Boatside Business Centre in Warden, is to close its doors for good on September 11 after four "fantastic years", its owner, Mouse Straker, has announced.

"It is with very heavy hearts that we have decided to close Citrus Cafe," said the owner via social media on Tuesday (August 25).

"We can't thank you all enough for your continued support, endless chats, and laughs. However, this isn't the end for us, more of a reset and fresh start.

"We are redirecting the business and focusing on our very popular homemade freezer meals and tray-bakes, which are available for UK delivery and wholesale.

"From the bottom of our hearts, thank you again, and if you are ever passing by or in need of some meals, please do pop in for a chat and stock up."

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