North Shields is a town on the north bank of the River Tyne in North East England, eight miles (13 km) north-east of Newcastle upon Tyne. Historically part of Northumberland, its name derives from Middle English schele meaning "temporary sheds or huts used by fishermen".
Restaurants in North Shields
4.5 based on 54 reviews
We are a ceramic cafe where you can come and ;paint your own pottery & enjoy some delicious pancakes. Our Pancake menu includes both sweet and savoury options & we cater for wheat, milk, egg & nut allergies. Painting sessions generally last between 1–2 hours depending on the piece painted, our friendly staff will be on hand to guide & advise. Everyone is welcome either as individuals or as part of a group. There are no fixed painting times so you can just drop in and have a go anytime you like!
I visited Pots and Pancakes in May 2017 after moving away from the Northeast, and was very impressed. The shop actually looks bigger, much brighter and more welcoming than it did before, I could not believe the difference, very impressed. The staff still very helpful and friendly, even tho some changes, and still serving up lots of different pancakes, a variety of sandwiches, a very good menu altogether, need help with an allergy and they will help you in anyway, to make your visit more enjoyable. Lots of new things happening also, instead of painting this time, I had an elephant moneybox and covered it in a ball like putty (photo below) as very hard to explain. Very different, but most enjoyable.
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Pub and Restaurant
We decided to take away our food tonight after a couple of beers the in the Spread. The atmosphere was friendly & relaxed in the pub. The food was amazing when we got home. Would definitely recommend both for food or just for a pint. It’s a must visit!
4.5 based on 20 reviews
4.5 based on 111 reviews
The Old Low Light is a grade II listed building - the oldest building on the Fish Quay in North Shields. We have a heritage gallery, which tells the story of North Shields and hosts changing exhibitions. A café and shop, to relax and chill, and finally a third floor which is available for hire for parties, functions and meetings.
The cafe is great. It is spotlessly clean, orders are taken quickly and food arrives asap. Lovely toasties and paninis, absolutely the best cheese scones ever and delicious home-made cakes. Fantastic cappuccino. The service is friendly and the prices are excellent. Large cheese scone, griddle toasted with butter and large cup of cappuccino was less than £4. Two of us had lunch - toasted paninis each, packet of posh crisps each , large cappuccinos, large slice of homemade cake each and it came to £18 total. There is an exhibition floor with fascinating history of North Shields and it's fishing industry and other local industries, artists and buildings. Excellent photos, old maps and other items. Viewing platform on top floor has amazing views of the mouth of the Tyne, the Spanish Battery and the Collingwood memorial. They sell local art cards and small attractive local gifts and paintings. It is a local educational charity . Situated in a fascinating area, free parking in abundance, indoor and outdoor seating, vey accessible, lovely, knowledgeable staff. Absolutely top of my list !
4.0 based on 46 reviews
The Adventure Dome for Kids of All Ages, coming to Royal Quays in August 2017.
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Situated within the grounds of a stunning Grade II listed building in the heart of North Shields, The Exchange is a hidden gem which boasts a versatile 320 capacity auditorium. The Exchange is host to regular live music and theatre performances, art exhibitions, open mic events, comedy shows, festivals as well as classes and workshops.
excellent venue for all kinds of events or just a coffee and chat Have attended the small theatre at the back of the building and it was excellent plus regularly go there for morning coffee
3.0 based on 491 reviews
Wet 'n' Wild is the North East's largest indoor water park. Situated in North Shields, just beside Royal Quays shopping centre, Wet 'n' Wild offers 10 exciting thrill rides, a great cafe, a children's mini water park, fully stocked shop and a host of fully trained staff. Tackle the Kamikaze, enjoy Calamity Canyon or kick back and watch the kids from the comfort of the Beach Hut Cafe, serving Costa Coffee. Free car parking and wifi for all. Wet 'n' Wild also hosts birthday parties, in their party zones.
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