South Shields is a coastal town at the mouth of the River Tyne, England, about 4.84 miles (7.79 km) downstream from Newcastle upon Tyne. Historically in County Durham, the town has a population of 75,337, the third largest in Tyneside after Newcastle and Gateshead. It is part of the metropolitan borough of South Tyneside which includes the towns of Jarrow and Hebburn. South Shields is represented in Parliament by Labour MP Emma Lewell-Buck.
Things to do in South Shields
4.5 based on 381 reviews
Visited radhunis tonight. Four of us table booked in advance. Great choice of food. No pressure to vacate table take as long as you need for your meal. Competitive prices and good size portions.we will return.
4.5 based on 714 reviews
Our party arrived at 7.45pm but were refused the Happy Hour menu although the Internet advertise 5pm until 8pm.
We purchased from the £12.95 menu, food was good except for the ginger snap pudding (a tasteless pudding with
a ginger snap biscuit on top). The menu stated there was a complimentary drink with the meal, we weren't offered a drink.
Overall more negatives than positives.
4.5 based on 284 reviews
Just recently refurbished in January 2013 and established in March 2003, Spice One has already made a name for itself amongst discerning diners in South Shields, North East England. Dining out at the Spice One is a unique experience, bringing you the essence of fine Indian cuisine, in stylish and sophisticated surroundings or at the comfort of your own home with our Takeaway service.Specialising in Indian food, the restaurant offers authentic high quality Indian cuisine which is freshly prepared using only the finest ingredients with an exquisite blend of aromatic and delicate herbs and spices.Our chefs are highly experienced and trained having worked in the North East's leading restaurants. Their skill, expertise and passion will bring you a diverse range of culinary tastes where you can enjoy choosing from the very best coastal seafood dishes to exotic meat dishes to vegetarian specialities.
excellent staff , makes you feel at home, staff always on hand when wanted
very clean , well laid out decor ,
the food well goes with the restaurant in general Excellent
great menu , we have tried many different dishes on many occasions and never been disappointed with any, always perfectly presented , great taste , my personal curry
Lamb Vindaloo fantastic, personly best curry around , price wise excellent
writing this review has got my taste buds going , another visit coming
4.5 based on 301 reviews
Walked out of a Thai themed restaurant in Newcastle as service lousy whilst waiting for a table. Drove to Shields and tried here on the off chance, decor nice, greeting lovely, ambience and music relaxing. We had a mixture of starters and mains which none of us could fault. Really enjoyed the food and look forward to returning soon.
4.5 based on 227 reviews
Ristorante Bravi is a stylish modern restaurant in South Shields, near to the town centre, serving excellent Italian cuisine. Special lunch menu, early evening and A La Carte menu available. Near to Metro and Ferry terminals.
Most reviews seem to favour this restaurant however I have only been twice and both times very disappointed. I thought this time I would have pizza - can't go wrong with that I thought! I was with a group and all the pasta dishes were served first so all lovely and hot (as pasta keeps the heat surely would have been better to serve later) then the pizza dishes were served - 4 of us had different pizzas, all luke warm and some burnt underneath so impossible to even cut. Just my opinion but I will stay clear.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Family owned and operated since 1926, award-winning restaurant and takeaway serving only the very finest local seafood.
I love going to colmans, I’ve never had anything wrong with the food and the staff are great, plus I love the cheese patty!
4.5 based on 541 reviews
Something has happened since our last visit. There was one member of staff who was friendly. The rest seemed tired, distracted, unengaged. We were waved to a table without a greeting . We were served quickly but really expected some smiles it makes a big difference. Something has changed with the food.. the batter was a bit flat and not as well cooked as previous visits. We will return.... But this was NOT a good day for us. On the plus side the restaurant has had a bit of a make over and looked nice and clean and fresh.
4.5 based on 585 reviews
Don't know how to cook Chinese,
Wife picked what she wanted fresh and took it over to be cooked, told to sit down and wait for it to be cooked when it finally arrived it was a plate of over seasoned unedible mush a lot of the Indian food was over seasoned to this place has gone down hill fast it's not as good as it used to be won't be going back
If you want to eat at aneesa's restaurant I'd advise you to only use the one in Newcastle the food there is much better and worth the extra travel to get a better quality of food
4.5 based on 324 reviews
Called in for a late lunch and decided to go for the deal - 3 dishes and a bottle of wine for £19.95. Good choice, we ordered one of the specials of the day - beef brisket and sweet potato mash which was declared delicious, the potted crab and toast which was absolutely fabulous and a portion of deep fried hake pieces , which came with tartar sauce and fresh baguette slices all washed down with a bottle of white wine. Portions were a good size - we didn't even manage to eat all the bread between us. The staff were all lovely and attentive, we will definitely return and encourage others to try it for themselves.
4.5 based on 459 reviews
Contemporary indian cuisine
Visited for a third time. We ate from a set menu but that still gave us some options. Very good value. Curry was tasty, rice had plenty of flavours too, good nan. Service was efficient. Would recommend for anyone on a budget.
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