The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in Newcastle upon Tyne North East

Amazing food top quality , and amazing customer service , Evie who served us was so professional and was a pleasure to be served by her …. Check there deal on travel zoo

10/10 service, we did the bottomless brunch and we were never left with empty glasses, out server Siddhant was lovely, friendly and helped with everything we needed

Been wanting to try Native Cave Seafood Boil for a while now. Place is nice and good decor and atmosphere. Busy. Seen a few tables with the boil and we were very excited. I have been to places like Red lobster in the USA which is nice. Food was served in good time. Tempura Squid was perfect snd the batter soft and the squid wasn’t chewy. The boil was a little underwhelming. The Lobster barely had any meat apart from the tail. Shell was practically empty as was the crab. Rest of the shrimp and muscles were nice. For £50 i wanted more and was left still hungry when i was done. Staff were good and attentive even when it was busy. Not bad but expected a bit mire meat on the shell.

Beautiful restaurant interior with great ambience - was very busy at 4.30. Great choice of menus (including happy hour), specials boards and wines. Excellent and attentive service throughout, will certainly return and have no hesitation in recommending.

Out with work colleagues for dinner, I was very impressed with the food and staff. Menu was unusual in that it was largely Italian dishes but with other traditional specialities. Give it a try...

Amber was absolutely amazing! Great service and super attentive! Had a lovely time thankyou. Great for an occasion

Fabulous pub something for everybody

Friendly staff especially Farhan who served us, not too busy. Food and atmosphere was 10/10!

A pleasant little gem in the city centre. This bar come cafe also has a small cinema screen built into the cafe so you can view movies directly from the cafe area separate from the main cinema. There are toilets and the entrance is wheelchair accessible too. Cozy little place tucked within the hustle and bustle of the city.

Tried the new cocktail and food offering was absolutely lush.

Disgusting service and really really rude staff. I am genuinely exempt as I had an ear operation not that I am actually required to tell staff this, but I did and staff started denied me access and were really rude to me And my friend. I have been a customer for years as I am a local, and I can happily say I will not be visiting again

Firstly the good - I was really looking forwards to going here. Love supporting local businesses and Chilean food was quite tempting! The empenada was simply excellent. Big, meaty and tasty with a perfect crunch. Good job. The salsa verde with it added a lovely kick too. Unfortunately the sandwich was average. Underseasoned and not great. They are new on the scene - so hopefully teething problems. If you're passing - have the empenada - honestly great.

I don't know how this concession dare use the Yo Sushi name. The rice is often undercooked. Today was the last chance I gave it. I spent over £20 today and the rice on everything is rock hard. The salmon nigiri uses the tiniest slivers of salmon you've ever seen, an absolute disgrace at almost £7 for 6 pieces. They deliberately move the sushi going out of date today to the front so less suspecting shoppers will pick out raw salmon that isn't even fresh! (standard Yo Sushi restaurants have time stamps on any raw food to be used within a certain few HOURS of when it's prepared, yet I saw food on this stand packaged with a use by date of three days from today!!). There's never any staff around, and the prices are extortionate.