There are some really fantastic places to eat along the North Tyneside coast, for everything including bar meals, restaurants and cafes for coffee, snacks and lunch. Cullercoats can sometimes be overlooked in favour of the bigger towns like Whitley Bay and Tynemouth that sit either side of it. ...
Gino’s restaurant on the Newcastle quayside is in my opinion the best Italian restaurant in the city, with a huge menu and a great atmosphere and service. They’re always adapting for the seasons with the tipi at Christmas, and now for the summer they’re offering an afternoon tea experience. ...
There’s more to bakeries in Newcastle than just Greggs, although there’s absolutely nothing wrong with a Greggs sausage roll (or anything else) for that matter. But Newcastle has plenty of independent, local bakeries that offer mouth watering fresh bread on a daily basis, pastries, fancy cakes ...
Grey Street is one of the most central streets in Newcastle, leading straight down from Monument – both the metro station and Grey’s Monument itself. It’s a popular street in the city for people going out for food and drinks, with many restaurants and bars striving to get a spot in this ...
Newcastle has always had its fair share of bars with beer gardens, outside spaces and rooftop terraces for drinking and dining al fresco. The North East weather has never stopped us, and the pandemic years only made even more bars and restaurants develop their own outdoor spaces for people to ...
Some of the best food to come out of Newcastle in recent years has got to be the street food choices on offer. Many of the North East’s best street food came from vans that have since outgrown their wheels and become premises to visit – showing their success that’s down to really ...