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Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Jarrow. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you. including Man vs Food Grill House, Quay Taphouse, Low Lights Tavern, Colmans Fish & Chips, Brewers Fayre The Cinder Path, The Rose Inn, Frydays, The Wooden Deli, Dodgin's Yard, The Lock
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10. The Lock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
The Lock is situated on the Royal Quays Marina, Albert Edward Dock, North Shields. Serving restaurant food, hot and cold drinks, cocktails.
Reviewed By enncle
My partner and I visited for Sunday lunch after a long drive. Hungry and thirsty, we were greeted by friendly staff and sat in a lovely window seat. Bar and restaurant area spotless and very nice decor. Lovely views from the window seat as well. Staff very attentive and had good knowledge of menu. We ordered 2 Sunday lamb lunches and werenât disappointed. Meat was delicious , gravy was tasty and the vegetables were fresh and cooked perfectly. Bill was around £36 for meal and 2 lagers. Will recommend to friends and family.
9. Dodgin's Yard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
Dodginâs Yard is the Fish Quays newest food and drink destinations on the bustling North Shields Fish Quay. The Cafe|Bar|Grill atmosphere is the perfect place to come and chill out with friends, whether its just enjoying a breakfast & a coffee from our pr
Reviewed By sharonborland
I had booked a table at this restaurant after reading the reviews stating the restaurant was child friendly and seeing the menus online.Unfortunately we did not even get to the point of being asked if we would like drinks before we left dissappointed.When we arrived for our booking we were promptly taken to our seats and then left alone. On the table was one menu between the four seats and we were not asked if we would like to place a drinks order. When the three of us looked at the menu there was only options for the sunday lunch and nothing else. We waited for a waitress to return to to our table so that I could enquire further about the menu, but no waitress approached our table. The two waitresses that were visible were busy serving one table of 6 people next to us. After a good 7 minutes or so they had still not approached us. I also noted that the couple on the table the other side of us were still sitting with their dirty plates in front of them and had been like that since we walked in. No waitresses had approached their table either.After a few more moments waiting I eventually caught the attention of a waitress and asked if they had a children's menu. I was informed they did not but she had to go and check with a colleague before coming back and confirming that children's meals were merely a smaller portion of the sunday lunch options. She also confirmed that the sunday lunches were the only menus available. Nowhere during my viewing of menus on their website or facebook page do I recall seeing that Sundays were Sunday lunch only. There was no offer to accommodate any off menu requests.Our child is a very fussy eater and will not eat proper lunches so had I been aware of this, I would have not booked. Instead I thought he would be able to choose from another menu so he could at least have a pizza.Sadly, due to this new information we had to find an alternative dining venue.I appreciate that my family's fussy eating is problematic and not the fault of the restaurant, but would have appreciated knowing the restricted menu in advance and feel this should be stated on the online menu views.The intent of this review is not to criticise the menu but to make other families with equally fussy eaters aware of this. My only criticism would really be the lack of attention to the tables by the waiting staff which seemed to be caused by a severe shortness of staff.
8. The Wooden Deli
Overall Ratings
5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By balti666
We were staying at the Premier Inn but decided not to take the breakfast offered there at £9.50 instead tried here after reading reviews. So glad we did. Massive Full Monty breakfast with large coffee for less than it would have cost at hotel. Friendly staff and fab food. Weâll be back on Monday just a pity theyâre closed on a Sunday. Highly recommend.
7. Frydays
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By 385sherylh
My Mum's friend recommended we try Fridays, and I'm so glad she did. The food was delicious, the music wasn't blaring, the staff are very welcoming and just lovely. Nothing was too much for them. My Mum would highly recommend the scampi and I would recommend the hot waffle with ice cream!! We will definitely be back to Fridays. Well done guys.Thank you very much. So glad you liked us. Very grateful for the five bubble review. Hope to see you and your mum again and again. God bless
6. The Rose Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By bdon257
We returned here after a good value carvery recently. This time we opted for steaks we all had Rump steaks with thick cut home made chips, roasted red pepper, mushrooms and a peppercorn sauce. Everything was freshly cooked to order and the portions were generous, the steak was perfectly cooked and was tasty and tender. We will certainly come back again. Good value food and pleasant service. Beer prices are reasonable too.
5. Brewers Fayre The Cinder Path
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
The Cinder Path can be found in the coastal town of South Shields. Famous as the birthplace of Catherine Cookson, whose popular novel The Cinder Path the restaurant takes its name from. The restaurant is only ten minutes away from the popular seaside with
Reviewed By kirsty w
Today (25/10/10), My friend was treating me to lunch so we decided to try the brewers fayre south Shields. We arrived just after 1pm & the restaurant was nice & quiet. We opted for the 2 meals for £8.99. I chose the 8oz gammon along with peas & pineapple & swapped the chips for a jacket potato. My friend chose the fish & chips & paid an extra 99p to upgrade to haddock. Both came freshly cooked & were delicious. My friend's haddock was huge & was a proper deep fried fish (not like some where they are oven baked). My gammon was very tasty, not salty at all. I bought our drinks. A refillable coke & lime/soda for just over £3.50. We finished off with a coffee & tea (£5.38, free refills) after resisting the delicious looking dessert menu (always next time). Heard mixed reviews about this place but we couldn't fault it today. Lovely pub, tables well set out & very friendly staff. Would definitely go back. 8/10.
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4. Colmans Fish & Chips
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1610 reviews
Family owned and operated since 1926, award-winning restaurant and takeaway serving only the very finest local seafood.
Reviewed By OldBill2
Ha ha - just read some of the latest negative reviews for Coleman's Fish and Chip Shop. Yes it sells fish and chips and yes that, in the ,main, is battered fish and chips and they are delicious too. If I wanted a veggie meal I would go to veggie restuarant and if I ordered fish and chips there they would no doubt think I was daft ( which I'm not). So why do vegitarian expect an extensive vegitarian menu in a fish and chip restaurant? Beats me !! And as for the food being bland and expensive - are you joking !! This is the best fish and chip restaurant establishment in the north east - so good in fact that apart from frequenting it as much as possible I've been lucky enough to go there twice in the last week. Delicious food, great service and a wonderful ambience. Don't take any notice of the negative reviews - go and experience Coleman's yourself. I can assure you that you will not be disappointed.
3. Low Lights Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By Ellen3221
We ordered a grilled chicken breast with a sauce, mash and vegetables and I had the fish finger sandwich with double-cooked chips. Great range of beers. Friendly welcome. It's a real local as well as attracting visitors.Both meals were great. My fish finger sandwich looked like home made fish fingers. The chips were excellent so was the tartare sauce. The chicken was delicious apparently. There's a nice community feel- there was a MacMillan coffee morning happening in the other bar. The cakes and coffee looked great. The staff were friendly and really helpful to customers. Food arrived pretty quickly. Portions generous. Everything clean. Prices good. We will be back for the famous pie and chips soon.
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2. Quay Taphouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
Reviewed By lynn823
Visited on a busy evening as a party of four, there were no tables free but were told we would get the next one available, food was amazing as always got to have the crab everytime i visit, great food and great service. xxx
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1. Man vs Food Grill House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 693 reviews
Reviewed By Kmarchant2014
Can't believe we haven't been here before...very welcoming upon arrival, friendly staff with great service .The 3 course deal was excellent and worth every penny, i had rump steak which was cooked just as ordered, my sons eyes nearly fell out his head when he got his nutella waffle...Great food, prices were good couldn't fault anything..we shall defo be returning :-)Hi,Thanks for taking the time to leave a review! Great to hear you enjoyed your visit
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