The best restaurants serving British food in Whitley Bay North Tyneside North East

I was there fir lunch today & it was gorgeous, very tasty, it isn't my first visit by any means & I have never had a bad meal, the portions are huge, the bar staff are friendly & the service is good, but the chef deserves a big pat on the back his food is delicious

This is a great bakers. High quality cakes and pastries with delicious bread. Worth a visit. Staff lovely too. Currently to seating as some refurbishment going on.

Food and service here is exceptional. We chose to try the new wine flight, absolute bargain at £35. For those who have never tried one, they’re great. The wine is chosen especially to complement the course you’re eating. So you don’t have to worry about choosing the right bottle to accompany the whole meal. Each glass is perfectly matched. Five glasses of top end wines. Fantastic value and the perfect way to eat, drink and be merry. The meal started with 'Yeast two ways', freshly baked, thickly cut crusty bread with roasted yeast butter, how to elevate simple bread and butter to fine dining standards- it tasted amazing. Followed North Shields crab with apple which worked really well so light and refreshing. We shared a twice-baked Epoisses cheese soufflé. Dusted with aged Parmesan and baked with a cider cream and Onion Chutney. Absolutely mouth-wateringly delicious, indulgent... and a cheese lover's dream dish. The lamb course with beetroot melted in the mouth. The Snips Whispers dessert of sweet parsnip crisps with parsley sorbet and parsnip custard was unusually delicious! We were so full at the end of it all. Full and happy 😊 We did push the boat out and had a few cocktails in between courses, hence my poor beer pouring skills. Such a cool place with a soundtrack and food to match. If you're a true foodie you need to tick this place off your list 😉

Fabulous welcome and service. Food was amazing thanks so much. Will be back We had the small Cod and chips and d a regular cod and chips, mushy peas and bread and butter. Decaf tea and nice coffee.

Next to our hotel dead as a dodo did not have my best tiple brandy good views but a waste of a large building.

Always had a fantastic experience with great food and service with Andrew and Alex. Unfortunately the last visit before it changes hands left me with an awful experience that will leave me with a negative memory. One of their staff was rude, pushy and plainly bullying. A long haired woman, who always seemed through various vsits create a less than positive atmosphere when left to run the cafe. Hoping she is not going to be left behind to work in the new cafe to open at the location, would not be a positive start for them. Such a shame after all the hard work by Alex and Andy and pleasure they have brought to so many people.

Called in for breakfast with friends at the weekend. Menu was as expected, providing all of the usual options. We’re quite a discerning bunch and not afraid to offer polite comment if things aren’t as expected. The first indicator of a quality breakfast is the attitude of the waiting staff. This was excellent with attention to every detail which we threw into the mix. Second indicator is the quality of sausage and bacon. No supermarket bargain basement sausage here. Full of flavour and perfectly cooked. Bacon was the same. Cooked perfectly, no white stuff from cheap vacuum packed brands which are laden with water. Presentation: served on hot plates and nicely laid out. Not slapped on the plate without any care or pride. Tea was served in a pot and was full flavour. Overall an excellent breakfast although one of us had a cup of coffee which our friend suggested could have been a bit stronger. Then again he’s a bit of a fuss pot and the staff did listen when he made polite comment about his preferred strength of brew! Definitely will return and definitely recommend.

First time there today,very nice will go back again

Was good to get table service. Had ordered my meal. A bit later a friend arrived and sat with me. Stacey D, my waitress, assured me our orders would arrive at the same time., which I hadn’t expected due to the time lapse in ordering. They did arrive together. My steak was done just to my liking. The peppercorn sauce suited me as it wasn’t nippy. I’d ordered a side salad but am allergic to tomato. A nicely prepared salad with a variety of diced vegetables arrived. I was impressed by the service of both Stacey D and the kitchen staff. I was staying at the adjoining hotel which had sent me an email voucher offering 40% off main meals. Yet despite the big drop in income this did not affect the quality of service, detail and care.

We didn't personally sit in on the coffee shop as we were grabbing two coffees to go en route through the pouring rain. The place was heaving! The clientele looked happy and there was a nice local vibe to the place. However, my cappuccino was lukewarm at best although my wife's latte was spot on. I'd like to try them as a sit down experience as they look really good but I can only judge this experience on a tepidly heated cappuccino alas.

It’s Wetherspoons, it’s cheap and cheerful and the toilets are upstairs, much the same as any other. It does look slightly run down and could use some TLC but otherwise it’s fine and has some nice touches, like the fire. Ideal for some cheap food or drinks.

Owner has a disgusting attitude and I was made to feel very unwelcome. First time visited and will definitely be the last.