The best restaurants serving Italian food in Northumberland North East

Popped in for a drink on a walk with a view to potentially have dinner with my husband including 10 month old son - unfortunately unless there’s a crack down on teens vaping inside the pub on tables next to us we wouldn’t return.

So sad I have wanted to stay here fir many years. Food a great let down

Lovely Kabab very good value for money

Great value for lunch..3 adults lunchtime special including 3 soft drinks £32.00. We have had better but not at that price. No complaints at all though. Lovely young staff, I hope they are appreciated...

Popped in for a cuppa just to kill some time. We didn’t realise they offered so much on the menu. We had a scone each, cheese and fruit respectively. Both warmed up, light and very tasty. Lovely big pot of tea. We’ll definitely go back and try other things on their menu ( all prepared and cooked on the premises)

Fantastic smoked pizza’s prepared while you wait, all fresh produce. A bit on the expensive side but well worth the extra cost

Frozen fish, greasy batter and it did not get any better with the rest of the food ordered. Will not be back. Sevice was slow.

Booked a table for the Friday night and glad we did as was very busy. Great selection of food and it was great to watch the kitchen staff work from our seats at the rear of the restaurant. Food was excellent and plentiful. Service was also very good. On seeing the Fish & Chips coming out for other tables we decided to order a takeaway for the Saturday. Collected it right on time and both the fish and the chips were cooked to perfection. In face, one of the best suppers I have ever had. Won't hesitate to pop back in when in the area.

Been here whit the family this place is amazing I see the reviews how can people complain for pizza pasta 9.95 and lunch special for £8.95 guys is my first visit to sambucas but if all of them they are as this one’s I will never cook in the house ..!! And the staff …they try to please everyone bless them …!

A recently opened Italian restaurant in Blyth. Unfortunately, the street and surrounding area is in disarray due to road/ground works and area improvement works, making access difficult at times. Was previously called ‘Tudor Café’. Really, this is now a takeaway establishment with seating. Once established, it may offer regular café style food. Plus points – ground floor access, pizza’s fresh and ‘home made’, close to town centre, cheerful staff, coffee is good, evening deliveries, on phone or ‘Blyth Eats’ app. (‘Just Eat’ app shortly, maybe) Minus points – no high chairs, very limited menu, no children’s options, not licensed, lack of ventilation, so considerable cooking smells,