The best restaurants in Newcastle upon Tyne North East

Very cheap for the quality, beautiful food, gravy was perfect! Lovely welcoming staff, and great atmosphere ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Un amigo y yo cenamos aquí, esta noche. Los clientes nos regulares hasta hace un año, y siempre estábamos satisfechos con todos los aspectos, la comida, el servicio, el ambiente. Sin embargo, esta noche nos quedamos muy decepcionados con todos los aspectos, el cordero grasosa y mal preparada y presentada. El café estaba servido con crema agria. No como mesas desnudas, daba la sensación de una cuchara grasienta cafetería, prefiero manteles. Recepcionistas buscando desordenado en la recepción y las alfombras necesitan una buena limpieza. Papel niveles fueran en una pendiente descendente. Muy decepcionante.

I love the staff here so much ❤️ Try the BBQ chicken bao and spicy chicken house bowl! California salmon is the best seller for a reason! The hot Chicken with Thai Coconut Curry over noodles will always be a personal favorite. 🍜 I would stay away from the banana bread though! They are just addicting and one is never enough! 🤭 Hope they would open a store in Manchester soon! 🫶🏽🦋 PS! Wish they would serve coffee 😜

Un lugar increíble, no parece ser mucho desde el exterior (o el interior) pero el personal es muy amable y es muy barato. Yo tenía un sándwich de tocino y una taza de té por menos de £3.50.

Hay tantas opciones disponibles para elegir, ya sea que desee un desayuno, sándwiches, una merienda rápida, tostadas o una buena comida casera caliente, ¡Jeanette's Baguettes lo tiene todo! Toda la comida está recién hecha y sirven ofertas especiales regulares (su lasaña es la deliciosa). El café en sí es muy limpio y cómodo para que te sientes mientras disfrutas de tu comida y bebida. El personal es muy educado y acogedor. Los precios también son muy razonables. ¡No hay nada que no te guste de este lugar! Recomiendo totalmente una visita aquí: -)

Manhua Cha serves THE best bubble tea. It’s impossible not to love their bubble tea.., put it this way, if you don’t absolutely fall in love with their bubble tea then you just haven’t got the right flavour combination yet. The have endless flavours, more than any I’ve visited in the U.K. (about five different bubble tea stores). My favourite is passion fruit iced tea with blueberry boba balls. Boba balls are little balls of juice, and when you suck them up into your mouth via the thick straws you get a burst of flavour as they pop in your mouth. It’s so ridiculously tasty. Most bubble tea stores only offer the traditional tapioca pearls and not the boba balls. They are missing out big time, Manhua Cha offers both. Although traditional, the tapioca pearls are texture that you need to get used to. Almost like hard balls of jelly. I’d recommend getting boba balls first if it’s your first time. The team of staff also are very nice and friendly, and if it’s your first time they will be more than willing to help you get a flavour right for you. You can have comforting hot tea drinks or iced refreshing tea drinks. It is essentially all tea but for example with the passion fruit tea, it doesn’t taste of tea... rather a fruit juice. I’m a huge fan, they deserve it, everything is on point and I love their comic book theme going on, very cool. Never had a bad experience, always great service and nothing compares to the delicious bubble tea they offer. I can’t wait to keep trying new flavours.

A few friends and I went to Bar526 after a hard day at uni. After 4 bottles of champagne, the owner got out some Peruvian shots for us. The music was pumping, the UV lights were on, and we kissed goodbye to our 9am lecture the next day. Love this place, and regularly return! 100% recommend!

The William IV on High street is a local pub in Gateshead that offer a decent range of beers and was one of several pubs that we visited on a day out around Gateshead. A solid old style boozer that is housed in a traditional pub style building'the interior is again a traditional pub interior with lots of good seating options and an outside area at the back with extra seating options. I don't know why but I adore going to pubs like this as it brings me back to when I first started drinking many years ago and most of the pubs I visited where like this. This pub was very busy when we visited as where most pubs we went to in Gateshead and when here we had a couple of bitters from the John Smith's brewery which were well served and priced. This is another superb local boozer and is well worth visiting as the staff were friendly and they offer a well priced range of beers and is very easy to locate from High Street bus stop it's a minute's walk.(This is my first review of the William IV). Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-10.00-23.30. Friday-Saturday-10.00-00.30. Sunday-10.00-23.30. Nearest Bus Stop. High Street bus stop.

Ye Olde Fleece is a fantastic local pub that offers a decent range of beers and can be found on High street in Gateshead. Ye Olde Fleece was one of several pub's in Gateshead that we visited and had a beer on tap which we haven't had in a long time which was McEwan's beer. Ye Olde Fleece itself is a joy to go to as the pub has a good atmosphere with nice staff and friendly locals and well priced beers. With a traditional pub interior and brilliant seating options throughout the whole pub interior and its a joy to visit especially of a Monday as it was very lively. When we visited we had a pint of McEwans dark beer which I haven't had in year's but it was fantastic and well priced at £2.50 for a pint. This is a superb pub and well worth visiting and very easy to find from High Street bus stop it's a short walk.(This is my first review of Ye Olde Fleece). Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-11.00-23.00. Friday-Saturday-11.00-00.00 Sunday-11.00-23.00. Nearest Bus Stop. High Street bus stop.

With glowing reviews a friend dropped off a takeaway beef curry; garlic naans, rotisserie chicken, rice and salad from NHS. The beef curry was well-spiced with a well-rounded depth and breadth of flavour. The garlic naans delighted me. Not had the chicken or rice yet but looked and smelled great.

The Old Post Office is a very lively pub that offer a well priced range of beers and was one of several pub's we visited in the Byker district of Newcastle. A proper local boozer that was really busy when we visited early in the afternoon and packed to the rafter's with many watching the horse racing and having a few pint's in this superb local boozer. The Old Post Office is unmissable as it has a Red Post Box as a pub sign and this pub has a red painted exterior.The inside has a traditional pub interior and superb seating options and we had no trouble looking for a seat. When here we had a Strongebow brewery cider which were very refreshing on a very warm day and well priced. The Old Post Office won't be to everyone's taste but I like pubs like this as they are full of local characters and local pubs like this are slowly disappearing across the Uk and whenever we get a chance we alway's visit these pubs as they bring me back to when I first started drinking in pubs. The Old Post Office is really easy to locate from Shields Road-Edwin Street bus stop it is a short walk.(This is my first review of the Old Post Office). Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-10.00-23.00. Friday-Sunday-10.00-00.00. Nearest Bus Stop. Shields Road-Edwin Street bus stop.