Reviews: Newcastle-upon-Tyne

First eat club after freshers week produced a good turn out with lots of new faces including myself. Having not actually chosen an actual restaurant to attend before hand, only a street, I think that “dad” made a nice choice.…

Upstairs, as with quite a few restaurants in Newcastle, the Latif is a classily laid out curry house with large round tables and the high ceiling of a hotel conversion is conveniently close to the Train Station. The extensive, well…

After the expectation of sitting in the upstairs restaurant we were disappointedly seated on the mezzanine above the bar, although it was an advantage point for totty-spotting. Décor is Pacific, once trendy now dated. Prices were reasonable, but food quality…

The lure of the happy hour flyer strikes again! The £7.50 for 3 courses was itself great value and delivered quality food. Décor was warm and welcoming, and decorated with enough elephants to make Ganesha proud. Service was efficient however…

Knocking aside any prejudice we had, the Eat Club entourage headed to Pizza Hut in The Gate, and were pleasantly surprised. This type of place is usually associated with cheap and nasty food, but this was an exception. Although the…

One of the more ‘out of the way’ venues, but enjoyable none the less. Situated in Bankfoot, this pub-based restaurant is easily reached by Metro, followed by a short stroll. It was a pleasant place, with a farmhouse feel. The…