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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 7 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gateshead
Reviews on Contemporary food in Gateshead, England, United Kingdom. Gateshead is a town in Tyne and Wear, England, on the southern bank of the River Tyne opposite Newcastle upon Tyne. Gateshead and Newcastle are joined by seven bridges across the Tyne, including the Gateshead Millennium Bridge. The town is known for its architecture, including the Sage Gateshead, the Angel of the North and the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. Residents of Gateshead, like the rest of Tyneside, are referred to as Geordies. Gateshead's population in 2011 was 120,046.
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7. George's Great British Kitchen - Newcastle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1030 reviews
George's is a truly independent restaurant which is obsessed with good, honest food. We serve our version of Britain's favourite dishes, including our famous fish & chips, delivered with a unique twist and inspired by flavours from around the world. We ta
Reviewed By StephenJCressey
I was treated to lunch to celebrate my birthday.The atmosphere was great,the eating area was quirky and pleasant.The staff were friendly and efficient.I ordered fish and chips and a chocolate sundae ,as it was a special occasion,and have absolutely no complaints about the meal..It was delivered promptly with minimum waiting time and was extremely tasty.I have no hesitation in recommending this restaurant.Hi StephenJCressey,Thanks so much for taking the time to leave us such great feedback! Our award winning Fish & Chips is what we're most famous for, so we're pleased to hear you loved it! We hope that you had a lovely birthday and we see you again soon! Kindest regards, Beckie & the Team
6. Six
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2685 reviews
Six is the stunning rooftop restaurant and bar at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art combining breathtaking panoramic views with great food, great service and a great experience. Opened in 2009, the style of food is British modern, featuring the very best
Reviewed By PamRavenscourtPark
Up from London for a special meal with my daughter and her boyfriend (plus his parents) to celebrate their return from Berlin. We had a table by the window (as I had requested) with wonderful views of the city and were blessed with excellent weather on the Saturday lunchtime. We had a warm welcome and service was unobtrusive and efficient. We all opted for the two course meal at £18 which was excellent value given high quality of the food. Choices were good, catering for both meat eaters and vegetarians. The puds were the star turn for me - sticky toffee pudding and dark chocolate mousse with raspberries, beautifully presented. Bit of an agony deciding. Six easily holds its own against restaurants I occasionally visit in London under Open Table offers (these dearer of course). The ladies' loo was a real surprise -a loo with a view. A great finale to our meal. I would come up for the Christmas lunch if it wasn't so far to come.....Six and the Baltic do Newcastle proud.
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5. The Alchemist
Overall Ratings
4 based on 629 reviews
At The Alchemist we're masters in the dark arts of molecular mixology and demons in the kitchen. Our mixologists create every cocktail with an obsessive eye for detail, presented in vessels orchestrated to add a devilish dash of theatre, they bedazzle, be
Reviewed By Stha77
We came here hoping to get an exceptional meal. Though the restaurant looks good, the food was just mediocre.It was nearly empty on a Tuesday after 6pm. We are quickly seated. I ordered the mango shake. This was ok.For a starter, I had the Halloumi sticks. These were nice. The dip was lovely too. My companion had the calamari which he also enjoyed.It was the main meal that was a bit if an anti climax. My colleague had the highly 'recomended' chicken in a basket. Well, this was just similar to ordinany chicken nuggets. The chicken was dry and bland. I had the crispy pork belly. Now I like my pork belly with fat in it because this is what makes it crispy and juicy. This pork belly had been stripped of fat leaving it with just dry fatless meat. Presentation was fab, however, if I had not ordered the fries, I would have been starving as there wasn't much. The fries were just like McDonald's fries.We did not order deserts as we were not sure after the underwhelming experience of the main meal.It is a shame because I had been looking forward to coming here. I do think their dishes need to be improved otherwise they will just disappear into the mould of 'just another' restaurant.Hi Stha77,Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. Could I ask you to drop me an email at [email protected] to discuss this further with you please?Kind regards,Peter
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4. Blackfriars Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1752 reviews
Established in 1239 as a Dominican friary, Blackfriars is believed to be the oldest purpose-built restaurant in the UK, having served as the refectory for the Dominican friars more than 800 years ago. Today it serves gutsy, traditional British food using
Reviewed By Jake_Lydia
We luckily managed to get in at Blackfriars with a last minute booking and I am so glad we did! One of the best meals we have had at a restaurant in a very long time, delicious and presented beautifully. The places itself is beautiful, it's exactly the sort of decor we love, very homely (cosy)! We chose a red wine from the list but was recommended another bottle by the staff which we went with (cheaper) and it was absolutely delicious, it went down a treat! Thanks again to all the staff for being so friendly and the kitchen staff for making our night with some of the best food weve had xThank you for taking the time to share your feedback on your recent visit to BlackfriarsWe are glad you had an enjoyable evening for your anniversary celebrations and we hope to see you again in the near future. Kindest regardsCharlotte
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3. Quilliam Brothers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 628 reviews
Reviewed By CrisRobson
I were lucky enough to drop in 'ere with 't wife on a plod back from that Jesmond yesterday afternoon. She was needin' some o' that bean juice and a snack so I suggests a bag o winkles an' a pint. "Nay lad", says she. Let's drop in on this fancy establishment - we can be t' talk of neighbours! It's even got seats 'n windows. By... didn't it 'alf life. Swanky it were.We nipped in and a nice young lad, he found us a table right away! Didn' even tell me to tak off me clogs or wait outside t' back door! Charmin 'e was that young lad! Wife took a right shine she did.Anyway, down to 't vittals! Now 'er, she ordered a one of them 'mocca's! What were it you may ask? Were it coffee? Choccy? Nay! It were BOTH. Madness it were! Who knows what t' ladies at the tea hovel back 'ome would be sayin! Tastes nice it did too. As fer gettin' some vittals... well colour me pink if that there cheese n jam board didn't step up to the oche!A right big plate it were! Full wi THREE cheeses! THREE! I didn't even know there was more than two! (Cheddar 'n grated!) One were from a goat of all things even! Served wi two pots o' jam - lovely they were - pickle jam and sommat called Quince and some right fancy toast. It was right swank it was, filled us up lovely wi'out makin' the wife too bloated for t' tram ome. Anyway we cleared off that plate like t' Vicar finishin' a glass of gin and paid the nice lad for t' vittles. Eh, they didn't even check me pockets for stolen silverware - classy as 'eck it is.Any'ow me 'n t' missus would say this is a grand place for one of them afternoon bites. An y' don't even need a sunday suit t' get in. Splendid. Try that afternoon Cheese Board. THREE cheeses and none of 'em cheddar! Madness!Anyway back to 't work for me. Got a review of Cavalcade by that Noel Coward to write up nex'Tara.
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2. Peace and Loaf Jesmond
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1531 reviews
Headed up by 2010 MasterChef: The Professionals finalist Dave Coulson, the latest addition to the north east's hospitality industry, Peace & Loaf promises to be a restaurant unlike any other in the region. With over 13 years of experience holding many pos
Reviewed By DeeGeeEmm
Very pleasant restaurant in minimalist style over 3, open floors. Creative menu was a lunchtime taste experience from the table d'hôte menu. Loved the amuse bouche, flavoursome and a great intro to the starter and mains. Service excellent, efficient, friendly and knowledgeable. Nothing pretentious about Peace and Loaf just consistent care to deliver taste.
1. Simla Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1274 reviews
Stylish Indian, high quality cuisine in a cosy and relaxed atmosphere. Many will be familiar with the original Simla restaurant which has been within our family since 1981. The Simla has now re-opened, totally renovated with a refreshed look and feel and
Reviewed By Naomi D
We visited Simla whilst in Newcastle for a mini break. After seeing the reviews on TripAdvisor we had high hopes for the food and weren't disappointed. The food was excellent, generous portions and well presented. The service was very good, all staff were very friendly and attentive. If we were back in Newcastle we'd definitely visit Simla again.
