Restaurants in Newcastle??

[mosschops30]

can i have your recommendations please. Me and dh going up for my birthday.
We have been to est est est on the quayside which i think is now Gusto is supposed to be nice. But we are up there for 2 nights.
Somewhere nice on a saturday that wont be full of piss heads and stag/hen doos

As you like it is supposed to be fab?

Sorry just realized thats Jesmond.

malmaison restaurant on quayside?

Restaurant in Baltic?

I would really recommend Cafe Buee on the Quayside: small, friendly independent restaurant with fantastic food (French style made with lots of local ingredients), lovely staff, chilled atmosphere. Very nice for a special night out.

We stayed in the malmaison last time. I thought it was overpriced and overated.
Where is cafe buee on the quayside?

Also does anyone know if the brandling arms in gosforth is still really good for sunday lunches?

Have seen where cafe buee is. Weve been there before when it was a greasy spoon, my only problem might be how busy that area is on a saturday night, it wouldnt be a romantic dinner looking out on the river lol

The Baltic is still lovely.
Don't know Brandling Arms. I have heard good things about Cafe Buee but still not been there. Did it used to be called something else?

I was SHOCKED last time I was out on the streets of Newcastle on a Sat night. We ended up in Pizza Express. (boring)

BAltic was very romantic. Prob overpriced, but as far as I remember (bit squiffy) food was lush. Great views, good service, nice cutlery.

What about Indian on other side of high level bridge? Blue ruppee perhaps?

Brandling arms used to be fab, huge sunday lunches its on gosforth high street.
Have never been over to the baltic, is it an easy walk from the quayside?
Cafe buee used to be a fab place o get breakfast, then it changed hands and was a shithole, looks like its changed again but its in a poor position for nice dinners, i can just imagine dh slobbering over half dressed bunny girls wiggling their tails past the window lol

Baltic is right a across millennium bridge. 2 minutes from Malmaison.

Is the baltic resturant called Six?

Azzurri on the quayside is really good, although does get extremely busy at weekends so best to book.

The brandling arms is somewhat variable for sunday lunches. Sometimes it's great and sometimes it's not great. And sometimes it takes a ludicrous amount of time to get your food. The last time we went it was pretty dire, so we haven't been back.

Yes, tis Six

Is azzurri indian?
Have had a look at the six menu and it looks amazing, they do a very reasonable early menu, which we'd probably go for.
Gutted about the brandling, might still go though just for old times sake

Maybe you'll be lucky and it'll be good. As I said, it's variable rather than consistently bad.

Rasa, just behind the tyne bridge is a fab authentic indian

Hana Hana, just up opposite the discovery museum is excellent

If you want lunch you can't beat the soup and a sandwich in the Baccus (go past the theatre royal, 2 streets down towards quayside on the left, same street with Poppolos at the top!)

If you like curry then try Vujon on Queen Street.

We are stsying on the corner of grey street where the lodge is on the corner so where is baccus from there?
Are rasa, hana hana and vujon all indian?

hana hana is japanese - great fun as each table has a hot plate on and they cook it in front of you.

From the hotel, walk up grey street towards the monument - turn left (same side as the theatre royal) 2 streets before you get to the theatre - Baccus at the top on the right

ps have fun :)

Ooh teppenyaki. My kids love teppenyaki. Must take them if it's good. Could be a birthday treat for DS1.

I love blackfriers! Fantastic food!

We had some gorgeous tapas at El Torero.