The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Bridges Gateshead North East

The food is absolutely good and definitely taste the "chicken quesadillas". On the other hand, the portions are very small. Advice order two right away and take your time because it doesn't go very fast. Perhaps because of the online orders because as said, the food is certainly good.

Really friendly guy and some good coffee and little breakfast! Nice location just outside the city center. And a good reason to cross one of the beautiful bridges.

I called in for a quick pick me up espresso I ordered a double it arrived very quickly the chap behind the bar was very efficient and polite.

Nice little selection of beer, great place to enjoy a sunny afternoon by the river.

The brownies here are the best thing that have ever happened to me in my life. I know that I've got to use 100 characters for this review but honestly all I can think about are those brownies. Blooming heck.

Helpful staff, but running out of sweetner is poor stock control, if they had put up a sign I would have a choice to go elsewhere.

Nice staff or what few there are left. But is now a faceless screen ordering place. No cash ordering either. So rubbish acess for many older people and given the stress caused to someone with a learning disability who was there today caused by the money grubbing based change, useless there too. They'll have us stocking the shelves next too. Avoid. Is now awful.

Wonderful, friendly staff and delicious food/coffee. I came here while my daughter shopped with a friend. Jess is so very friendly and efficient she’s very helpful with the menu and I heard her advising an adjacent table on various breakfast options. The gentleman who manages the restaurant is a very warm and friendly man. I had a delicious jacket potato and the accompanying salad was really fresh. I later came back for a latte and to read while my daughter finished her shopping. In a place full of chain restaurants, this remains unique with a very friendly, personal and traditional feel. Located in the village it’s a more peaceful part of the Metrocentre to or just have a coffee. I will definitely be back.

We came here for lunch just before 12. We were lucky to get a table and queues were starting to build up already. I liked the fact that there were multiple order stations, each with their own person making drinks. This made ordering easy. There was free tap water available to help yourself to. Because it was so busy there was a really long wait for food. Far longer than I would have anticipated even knowing how many people were in the cafe. I only assume the back of house isn't as organised as the front. The food wasn't overly warm when it came but tasted ok. Kids meal was a bit over cooked.