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Eat & Drink in Newcastle

Newcastle's food and drink scene is one of the North's best-kept secrets โ€” world-class restaurants along the Quayside, legendary craft breweries in Ouseburn, and a nightlife that's earned the city a global reputation. Whether you're after a Michelin-quality meal or a pint of Geordie ale in a proper local pub, this guide has you covered.

Food & Drink Questions Answered

Everything you need to know before visiting Newcastle upon Tyne.

The Quayside, Jesmond, and Ouseburn Valley are Newcastle's top dining destinations. The Quayside has the best mix of fine dining and casual options. Jesmond is packed with independent restaurants, and Ouseburn is the go-to for craft beer and street food.

Yes! Newcastle is the birthplace of Greggs, Ringtons Tea, and the pease pudding stottie. The city also has a proud history of craft brewing and the famous Geordie curry mile in Jesmond.

The Grainger Market is a covered Victorian market in the heart of Newcastle dating to 1835. It's famous for its traditional butchers and fishmongers alongside trendy street food stalls, coffee shops, and independent retailers.

Absolutely. Newcastle has a thriving plant-based scene with dedicated vegan restaurants, and most mainstream restaurants offer excellent veggie and vegan menus.