The Northeast Restaurants
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A Newcastle classic, this sleek, modern bistro is a local favorite for romantic dinners as the warm wood, leather banquettes, and crisp white...
A Newcastle classic, this sleek, modern bistro is a local favorite for romantic dinners as the warm wood, leather banquettes, and crisp white table linens lend a polished look. The menu focuses on contemporary, flavor-packed versions of classic British food, such as terrine of Northumbrian venison with celeriac and apple salad or fillet of smoked haddock with wholegrain mustard sauce. Save space for dessert, including year-round Christmas pudding.
Located on a quiet bay between Bamburgh and Lindisfarne and surrounded by 6 acres of woodland, this elegant, award-winning restaurant sits within...
Located on a quiet bay between Bamburgh and Lindisfarne and surrounded by 6 acres of woodland, this elegant, award-winning restaurant sits within the historic Waren House Hotel. The fixed-price dinners (one course for £22.50, two for £33.95, three for £42.50) feature local flavors, with options like the steamed Berwick white crab and apple tian, Northumberland beef fillet with shallot confit, and Alnwick rum and chocolate ganache torte. The public areas are comfortably furnished in period style, and there are 15 guest rooms if you want to linger overnight.
This lavish 14th-century castle with turrets and battlements offers an elegant fine-dining experience. Choose from an excellent five-course...
This lavish 14th-century castle with turrets and battlements offers an elegant fine-dining experience. Choose from an excellent five-course prix-fixe menu of traditional English dishes with hints of Asian influence—perhaps the mutton served with miso broth and lobster wonton, or the halibut with samphire and razor clams. There's also a lighter (and cheaper) snack menu, and they do a lavish afternoon tea. The baronial dining room is romantic, with little candlelit alcoves draped in rich fabric. If you're really taken with the place, rooms start at around £55 per night. Langley Castle is 6 miles west of Hexham.
The treetop location may sound gimmicky, but the effect at this extraordinary restaurant is quite magical and unexpectedly romantic, especially...
The treetop location may sound gimmicky, but the effect at this extraordinary restaurant is quite magical and unexpectedly romantic, especially when the place is lit up at night. Here, an enormous complex of buildings spreads out over more than 550 square meters, with a roaring log fire at its center and furniture made from fallen branches. The kitchen serves excellent, decent-value modern British fare—North Shields mussels with pale ale and garlic cream, for instance, or slow-braised potted rabbit with Durham butter. There's also the odd international influence, such as the Wood Shed burger with smoked bacon in a toasted pretzel bun. The Potting Shed bar, part of the treehouse complex, is a great option for predinner drinks.
This friendly, simply decorated Indian restaurant specializes in dishes from the Kerala region, with an outstanding vegetarian selection, as...
This friendly, simply decorated Indian restaurant specializes in dishes from the Kerala region, with an outstanding vegetarian selection, as well as meaty dishes like jagajili (lightly battered and fried chicken cubes with spices and onions) and vadakara roast beef with ginger and garlic. A shared dosa (light-as-a-feather flatbreads stuffed with vegetables or curried potatoes) is the ideal way to mop up the last of those heavenly sauces.
Down a narrow alleyway between the castle and the river, the tiny 9 Altars Café is an excellent spot for coffee and sandwiches. Eat on the river...
Down a narrow alleyway between the castle and the river, the tiny 9 Altars Café is an excellent spot for coffee and sandwiches. Eat on the river terrace if the weather's good—and you're lucky enough to get a seat.
Ignore the dad-joke pun—this is a really good, modern, vegetarian- and celiac-friendly café. Mismatched, shabby-chic furniture fills the cozy...
Ignore the dad-joke pun—this is a really good, modern, vegetarian- and celiac-friendly café. Mismatched, shabby-chic furniture fills the cozy dining room, where you can enjoy delicious, fresh scones, cakes, gluten-free desserts, and tasty paninis and wraps.
There's a distinct Pacific Northwest vibe at this funky little independent eatery in central Morpeth. Locals flock to the place for fresh sandwiches...
There's a distinct Pacific Northwest vibe at this funky little independent eatery in central Morpeth. Locals flock to the place for fresh sandwiches, paninis, cakes, or just a fine cup of joe.
A nicely old-fashioned air pervades this 17th-century building on the main square. Drop in for a tasty light lunch, or just a slice of cake...
A nicely old-fashioned air pervades this 17th-century building on the main square. Drop in for a tasty light lunch, or just a slice of cake, and tea served from an antique silver pot. It also has a pleasant little housewares and gift shop attached.
Excellent seafood and indulgent desserts are the specialties at this popular bistro, but there are steaks and a few veggie options on the menu...
Excellent seafood and indulgent desserts are the specialties at this popular bistro, but there are steaks and a few veggie options on the menu as well. Order the fishcakes with buttered spinach or the jumbo shrimp grilled Tandoori style (with a hint of Indian spice), and save room for the Knickerbocker Glory, an old-fashioned concoction of ice cream, sponge cake, fruit, and chocolate, served in a tall glass. The restaurant is a 20-minute walk north of the city center.
The snug bar and restaurant of this remote, peaceful, 17th-century pub make an excellent place to dine. Fine local meat goes into its famous...
The snug bar and restaurant of this remote, peaceful, 17th-century pub make an excellent place to dine. Fine local meat goes into its famous savory pies; take your pick from wild boar and duckling pie or maybe a plate of Whitby scampi with chips. The unfussy menu also features such staples as fish-and-chips or lasagna with garlic bread. Two cottages are available for rent. The inn is on the north side of Haltwhistle on B6318.
Aside from the labored pun-of-a-name, this fine restaurant, in the upscale suburb of Jesmond, hits all the right notes, with chef Dave Coulson...
Aside from the labored pun-of-a-name, this fine restaurant, in the upscale suburb of Jesmond, hits all the right notes, with chef Dave Coulson serving up delicious, flavor-packed, and beautifully presented dishes. The interior is colorful and airy, and the waitstaff is friendly and attentive, though a little over-eager; you might struggle to catch your breath between servings of bread, drinks, endless amuse-bouches, and regular courses. Try the sumptuously spicy tandoori monkfish, served with chickpeas, yogurt, and coriander; it comes with a bonus monkfish skewer on the side.
Located near Corbridge Roman Town and the best deli for miles around, this place is filled with all manner of local produce, as well as specialty...
Located near Corbridge Roman Town and the best deli for miles around, this place is filled with all manner of local produce, as well as specialty foods from small-time artisans across Europe. Try the delicious but alarmingly colored Delfts Blauw cheese from Holland; its almost fluorescent blue hue is entirely natural. It also serves delicious housemade soups and sandwiches.
The 70-year-old art deco Tyneside Coffee Rooms, on the second floor above the Tyneside Cinema, makes an intriguing place to stop for tea, coffee...
The 70-year-old art deco Tyneside Coffee Rooms, on the second floor above the Tyneside Cinema, makes an intriguing place to stop for tea, coffee, and a good, unfussy lunch. The popular place is open daily until 10 pm (11 pm on Sunday).
This colorful and inviting restaurant, where diners are "shaded" indoors by a faux cherry blossom tree, mainly serves Thai food, but the menu...
This colorful and inviting restaurant, where diners are "shaded" indoors by a faux cherry blossom tree, mainly serves Thai food, but the menu is also scattered with Japanese, Chinese, and Indonesian dishes. A rather dizzying trip around Asia can take you from Thai green curry to sizzling Mongolian lamb to Japanese teriyaki beef, as well as some less familiar dishes like cod fillet wrapped in banana leaves and served with chili and lime. This place is a local favorite, so make reservations if you're coming on a weekend.
The only branch of this super-cool mini-chain outside London, Rasa serves surprisingly authentic, exceptionally delicious Indian cuisine. The...
The only branch of this super-cool mini-chain outside London, Rasa serves surprisingly authentic, exceptionally delicious Indian cuisine. The menu is short, focusing entirely on specialties from India's Kerala region; meat is used sparingly, but there are plenty of fish and vegetarian options. Try the kappayum meenum vevichathu, which mixes king fish and tamarind in a spicy, fragrant sauce, or the chemmeen masala, prawns prepared with a tangy tomato and chili reduction. A shared dosa is the ideal way to mop up the last of those heavenly sauces—they're light-as-a-feather flatbreads, stuffed with vegetables or curried potatoes.
This fashionable restaurant, a few miles northwest of the center, is known for its eclectic menu of French classics with a modern twist. Signature...
This fashionable restaurant, a few miles northwest of the center, is known for its eclectic menu of French classics with a modern twist. Signature dishes include fishcakes with buttered spinach, or confit of duck with Lyonnaise potatoes. Get here by taxi, or take Bus 43 to Durham Hospital and walk five minutes.
At this convivial restaurant, cheerful raspberry walls and unfussy walnut furnishings create a nicely laid-back vibe that complements the excellent...
At this convivial restaurant, cheerful raspberry walls and unfussy walnut furnishings create a nicely laid-back vibe that complements the excellent food. The menu focuses on ultra-traditional flavors made with organic, seasonal, and locally sourced ingredients. Some dishes are likely to baffle anyone from outside the region; you might find pan haggarty (a classic Northumberland specialty made with cheese, onions, and potatoes), or clapshot (a Scottish favorite made with swede, turnips, potatoes, and beef dripping) alongside mains of cottage (minced beef) pie, cod with spicy sausage, or rib-eye steak with fat chips. There's not much choice for non-carnivores, but let them know in advance and the chef can prepare an extra vegetarian option.
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