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items: Best restaurants in Newcastle: where to eat and drink
items: Best street food stalls in the UK
items: Tour de Yorkshire: where to eat and drink along the route

Best restaurants in Newcastle: where to eat and drink
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date: 2026-04-15T10:36:18.000Z
creator: Janine Ratcliffe
subject: North East travel
subject: Restaurants
subject: Travel
subject: UK
subject: Local city guides
description: Looking for the best places to eat in Newcastle? Read our guide to the best local foodie areas from Jesmond to Ouseburn, Tynemouth to Monument
encoded: Looking for the best Newcastle restaurants?. We've visited the best foodie spots from cosy pubs to brunch staples and creative cocktail bars. Check out our ideas for eating and drinking in Newcastle, from Jesmond to Quayside and beyond… For more exciting restaurants and weekend ideas for food lovers, check out our best UK city breaks. Also discover the best restaurants in Bath, best restaurants in Manchester, best restaurants in York or the best restaurants in Edinburgh. Best places to eat and drink in Newcastle Miso – for cocktails and Japanese small plates Set across two levels, this izakaya-inspired spot is perfect for a chilled evening out. Grab a snack and cocktail in the cosy downstairs bar, or head up to the dining room to watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen. Start with a quirky drink like 'the family secret' – a lively mix of mezcal, coconut water, fino and citrus – then work your way through the small plates menu and daily-changing specials. Don’t miss the (highly addictive) crack cabbage or meltingly tender pork belly glazed with amazu sweet-and-sour sauce. miso.restaurant Sandhill Arms – for a historic pub The group of houses that hug the Sandhill area of the Quayside are centuries old, and this pub has kept all of the tradition of the old building it's in, with huge solid beams, stone walls and a wood-burning stove in the cosy library-like back room. Owned by the team behind Wylam Brewery, there are Wylam classics on tap, like Hickey the Rake and Jakehead, as well as a selection of constantly changing guest brews. Hungry guests can also order superior pies sourced from local legend Pink Lane Bakery – all served mix-and-match style, with a menu of different mashes, pea sides and sauce styles for the ultimate DIY comfort plate. sandhillarms.co.uk Kiln – for brunch Ouseburn favourite Kiln has had a recent makeover, with a larger dining space and updated menu (but still very focused on Middle-Eastern flavours). It’s a warm and welcoming all-day space…

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Best street food stalls in the UK
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date: 2022-06-09T10:33:49.000Z
creator: Helen Salter
subject: North East travel
subject: Restaurants
subject: Travel london
subject: UK
subject: Yorkshire & Humber travel
subject: Travel
subject: Street food
description: The UK is awash with fantastic street food stalls selling everything from Venezuelan arepas to vegan kebabs, so we've rounded-up our pick of the best available
encoded: Want to try the best street-food in the UK? Here's our pick of the best food trucks, stalls and market halls, with culinary delights ranging from vegan kebabs, British-Indian comfort food, loaded cheesecakes and more. For more street food inspiration check out the best street food in London. Best street food in London and South East The Orange Buffalo, various locations Deemed the best wings in London by its loyal fans, The Orange Buffalo is the product of school friends, Nick and Mike, who travelled across America and decided to bring a piece of it back. In 2012, The Orange Buffalo became the UK’s first dedicated buffalo wing food truck, selling glistening wings, stacked burgers and funky variations including a spin on brunch (fried chicken benedict, anyone?). Locations in Soho, Tooting and Hoxton. theorangebuffalo.com Click here to read about the best street-food stalls in London Pockets, Netil Market Head to Netil Market in East London for your lunchtime Pocket fix (and thank us later). This little falafel stall delivers on big flavours, with its soft and springy pittas full of flavourful layers: think crispy hot falafel, cabbage salad, lashings of sauce and hummus. The final topping comes in the form of a potato slice, coated in batter and fried. instagram.com/pockets_uk Guasa, various locations Guasa is bringing a Venezuelan food experience to the London street food scene. Try its popular artisan Venezuelan arepas made with naturally gluten-free white corn, with fillings spanning teriyaki-style jackfruit, marinated chicken, buffalo beef and more. Yuca fries, served golden and crispy, also grace the menu, as well as Venezuelan rum and cocktails with a twist. guasagroup.com Eat Lah, various locations Malaysian street food stall Eat Lah is based across a handful of London street food markets, including Design District Canteen, Victoria Park and Brockley Market. The bright blue stall is famous for its hot fresh nasi kerabu, a blue-hued rice salad topped with plenty…

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Tour de Yorkshire: where to eat and drink along the route
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date: 2018-05-02T13:10:56.000Z
subject: North East
subject: North East travel
subject: Restaurants
subject: Travel
subject: UK
description: We've found the best places to eat and drink along the Tour de Yorkshire 2018 route – sunny beer gardens, hip coffee shops and proper country pubs
encoded: Watching Tour de Yorkshire 2018? Here's where to eat along the Tour de Yorkshire route to watch the cyclists. Find out the best restaurants, pubs and cafés along the route and where to watch the cycling race, from Beverley to Doncaster, Barnsley to Ilkley, Richmond to Scarborough, and finally Halifax to Leeds. Click here for plenty more tips for a foodie road trip in Yorkshire... Tour de Yorkshire stage 1: Beverley to Doncaster (Via Hornsea, Catwick, Beverley, SKidby, Holme on the Wolds, Pocklington, Howden, Fishlake, Auckley) The Westwood, Beverley Housed in a Grade-2 listed Georgian courthouse, this restaurant focuses on modern British cuisine. Local produce is a big focus, from local Waterford Farm's grass-fed beef to wild sea bass from the shores of Skipsea. Hearty dishes of pan-roasted Yorkshire lamb and duck breast are served with wild garlic buttered new potatoes and creamed spinach. Puddings are equally comforting, from chocolate fondants with peanut brittle to chocolate caramel tart served with milk ice cream from Cherry View dairy farm, just three miles down the road. thewestwood.co.uk The Pipe and Glass, South Dalton Set on the Dalton Estate, this Michelin-starred country gastropub serves British dishes. Pop into the bar area for a bottle of Two Chefs (an ale that was developed by head chef James and produced by the Great Yorkshire Brewery) and a ham sarnie with piccalilli, or settle into the elegant restaurant for a dinner of braised onion with wild mushrooms and cheddar rarebit or a plate of the first-of-the-season English asparagus with crisp hen egg. Be sure to explore the lush gardens and herbarium where you’ll find rosemary, lovage, violas and myrtle growing. pipeandglass.co.uk The Wellington, Lund The Wellington, or ‘The Welly’ as locals call it, overlooks the village green and is the place to stop off for pub classics. Serving both a pub menu and a restaurant-style dishes, there’s something to serve everyone. Cosy up by the roaring fire for hearty…

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