The staff were really on it, clearing plates promptly. I asked for a wine suggestion to go with the lamb, and their pick was spot on. Made the whole meal come together nicely.

Such a nice spot to catch up with friends! The decor is modern and tasteful, really cosy. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

I had a delightful lunch at Gino D&#39;Acampo Newcastle. The food was fresh and beautifully presented, especially the standout pasta dish. The riverside setting added to the overall enjoyment.

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Staff were very friendly and service was good. Food was good but cauliflower could of been cooked a little more. I like it aldente but couldn&#39;t eat it as it was too hard., Otherwise rest of meal was beautiful.

Large and cozy inside, with a covered terrace. Classic Wetherspoons food at those unbeatable prices.

The puddings are fantastic. They had a lovely port on the menu that paired beautifully with the sticky toffee.

Convenient spot right by the church and town centre. The beer garden out back is a real plus - spacious and pleasant when the weather&#39;s good. Makes for a straightforward, relaxed stop.

The roast potatoes were a new addition, and they were really good. Crispy on the outside, fluffy inside. The apple pie with custard for dessert finished things off nicely.

The hot shot parmo was spot on, especially the skin-on chunky chips.

Grabbed a quick ham, egg &amp; chips for lunch. The ham was nicely thick-cut, eggs runny just right. The cafeti&egrave;re of Italian roast coffee went perfectly with it. Simple stuff, but they nailed it.

Great spot for a drink. Staff were really friendly, gave some solid tips about the neighbourhood.

A decent spot for a quiet afternoon. The atmosphere is pretty relaxed, even with the football on the telly. Good for a pint and a read of the paper. The staff are fine, though service can be a little slow when it gets busy.

Loved the vibe here. The lighting was so soft and the decor felt really thoughtful, made it easy to just unwind over dinner. A proper cosy spot.

The Sunday carvery was a proper treat! The roast beef was spot on, and the Yorkshire puddings were huge.

Loved the vibe here! So many potted plants, felt like a little jungle. Perfect for a lazy Sunday catch-up with mates. The avocado toast was decent, coffee hit the spot. A bit of a wait for a table though.

The free drink top-ups were a nice touch, even though the cafe was packed. Food was tasty and plentiful.

A decent spot for brunch. The grilled halloumi flatbread was pretty good, fresh and nicely seasoned. Service was quick and friendly. The place has a nice, rustic feel to it.

The open mic night was a nice surprise. Some really good local singers, a few covers but mostly original stuff. The owner was friendly, chatted with everyone between sets. Made for a relaxed evening.

This cafe has a great selection of food and drinks, all at reasonable prices. The laid-back vibe and good music make it a nice place to relax by the quay side.

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Stumbled upon this spot after checking in. The sausage rolls were spot on, really flaky pastry and good quality filling. Owner was lovely too.

Changes noticed this week (different to last week) - the Yorkshire puddings have improved; the size of the meat portion has reduced and the gravy was lumpy. Overall the meal was good despite the former comments. Regrettably, the ambience was spoiled by some very noisy children but the service and staff were courteous and polite.

Had Sunday roast. Good choice of meats, excellent portions.  Very tasty. Nice dessert menu too. Best to book as was quite busy

So many flavours to choose from! I went for the pistachio and my friend got the salted caramel. You can get any of them blended into a milkshake, which is a fun idea. The pistachio was really creamy, not too sweet.

Stumbled upon this bakery while on holiday. The cake slices were lovely, and I was pleased to see a decent selection of teas to pair with them. A nice, quiet spot for a mid-afternoon treat.

Had my wedding here and the views were gorgeous. Georgiana was brilliant at keeping everything on track.

Chef knows his stuff with allergies. The heart-shaped bread was a cute touch, and the dairy-free ice cream was actually good. Soup was proper warming on a chilly day.

Lovely afternoon tea, and the staff were so friendly. They even gave us some cakes to take home for later!

Been coming here for years. The staff are always friendly and have a good laugh with you. It&#39;s that kind of relaxed, familiar feeling that keeps me coming back. Makes the whole place feel like a proper local spot.

Been here a few times for a quick bite. It&rsquo;s a decent spot for a casual meal or a pint. The food&rsquo;s good, plenty of choice. Staff are friendly, never feel rushed. 👍

Been coming here for years. The Sunday roast beef is always spot on, especially with that homemade Yorkshire pudding. It&#39;s why I keep coming back.

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