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Takeaway in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
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I heard about this restaurant through VIZ magazine and wanted to try it. I wasn't disapppointed.... by jonny1 -
Italian Restaurants in Newcastle Upon Tyne
42-50 Grey Street, NE1 6AE
Tags: takeaway, lively, good value
We love Zizzi,s and have been a fair few times when were in newcastle. Its set on one of the... by ellieb3 -
Take Away Food Shops in Newcastle Upon Tyne
93 Clayton Street, NE1 5PZ
Tags: takeaway, sandwiches, bargain
We used Rosso for a works Christmas party. The food was fantastic, all freshly made.... by dazza190574 -
Pizzeria Restaurants in Newcastle Upon Tyne
66 Grainger Street, NE1 5JG
When in the mood for a good pizza, pizza hut always comes to mind first. The atmosphere... by helloxkitty -
Indian Restaurants in Newcastle Upon Tyne
26 Cloth Market, NE1 1EE
Tags: indian, takeaway, good value
Ok so the view isn't from a window but you can't have everything...The one I'm talking about... by fizzywizzy -
Pretty average Indian food. Good location and nice place to go after few real ales..... by bakedcats -
Cafes, Snack Shops & Tea Rooms in Newcastle Upon Tyne
17-19 Market Street, NE1 6JE
Tags: takeaway, sandwiches, vegetarian dishes
The quality of costa coffee is probably the poorest in the country. Their espresso beans are... by qualitycoffee -
Cafes, Snack Shops & Tea Rooms in Newcastle Upon Tyne
142-144 Grainger Street, NE1 5AF
Tags: takeaway, average brew, crowded
Starbucks' in the UK seem to be a hit and miss affair, with some producing perfectly drinkable... by Sarahthing -
Cafes, Snack Shops & Tea Rooms in Newcastle Upon Tyne
1 Market Street, NE1 6JW
Tags: takeaway, sandwiches, seating area
Herberts Delicatessen offers a wide range of foods, from the traditional English fry up to... -
Indian Restaurants in Newcastle Upon Tyne
27 Queen Street, NE1 3UG
Tags: indian, takeaway, vegetarian dishes
Quick shout on Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle upon Tyne (usually shortened to Newcastle) is a large city in Tyne and Wear, England. It is located on the north bank of the River Tyne and was formerly the county town of Northumberland.[1] The city was founded in Roman times under the name Pons Aelius.Local experts
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