Been coming here for years. Always spotless and relaxed, which is exactly why I keep coming back.

A proper old-school pub. The steak and ale pie was hearty, good chips too. I had a pint of their house bitter with it &ndash; the malty notes worked a treat with the rich gravy. Just what you need on a damp evening.

I recently celebrated a special occasion at The Badger, and the staff went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. The attention to detail and customer service were outstanding!

No. 10 of Local Restaurants in Newcastle upon Tyne

Cosy little spot, perfect for a chilled afternoon. I was really impressed by their oat milk flat white - it had that lovely creamy texture you don&#39;t always get with alternatives. Just a nice, simple coffee done well.

The duck pasta was the standout for me - rich sauce, tender meat. Emily was super helpful guiding us through the menu, especially with the halal options. A really solid spot for pasta lovers.

The Sunday roast for eight was spot on. Beef was cooked just right, and the Yorkshire puddings were perfect.

The bottomless brunch is a solid deal. Food was top-notch for brunch, honestly. Service kept the drinks flowing, which is the main thing for me. The sparkling wine they pour is a decent choice for the price point.

The cocktails were spot on! My friends and I loved the espresso martinis. The staff were really attentive and made sure we had a great evening catching up. A bit on the pricier side, but the vibe was perfect for our group.

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

The afternoon tea was lovely, but I wish there were more sandwiches than cakes. The cakes were a bit too much for me.

The Sunday roast is fantastic, probably the best in Newcastle. The quality of the meat is consistently top-notch.

The menu&#39;s huge, which is nice, but honestly the best bit was how clearly they mark everything for allergies. Felt so much more relaxed just glancing at it.

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.

The staff were friendly, and Beth in particular was really nice. The place has a relaxed, cosy feel to it. The food was decent, though the pasta portion was a bit on the small side for the price.

The cod was cooked fresh to order, which you don&#39;t always get. The batter was nice and crisp, and the fish inside was still perfectly moist. A solid portion for the price, too.

The roast chicken was spot on, juicy and full of flavour, just like a proper home-cooked meal. The menu had a good few options to choose from. It&#39;s a clean, tidy place and the staff were really pleasant. I&#39;ll definitely be back for more.

The flatbread is homemade and just incredible. The sides and dips are a nice touch.

We are here in the second night of our stay , it was a relaxed atmosphere with great food. The staff were attentive and polite.

One of the best halal dine in, if you are in Newcastle.with almost 70 plus items, value for money. The staff is very well mannered. The food quality is great.I will recommend it if you are around.

The staff were really helpful and knew their coffee. They explained the different beans and helped me pick one that works well with my home setup. A decent spot if you&#39;re looking for something specific.

Gluten-free menu is solid, they even use a dedicated fryer. The fish cake with curry sauce was a standout. Paired it with a crisp white wine, really worked. A bit pricey for the portion, but good for a quiet dinner.

The cheong fun with crispy dough was a standout. Really good when it&#39;s fresh and hot. The salted egg buns were decent too. A solid choice for a quick bite.

This pub has a lively atmosphere, perfect for watching sports. The selection of drinks is impressive, making it a great spot for a night out.

Solid pub with a good range of ales on tap. The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me &ndash; proper flaky pastry and a rich, meaty filling. A bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for.

Decent buffet with a good mix of Chinese and English options. Everything was kept hot and the staff were quick to refill the trays. A solid choice for a casual meal, though it did get a bit busy later on.

Been a regular for ages. The food&#39;s always solid, no surprises. Service is quick, which I appreciate. But honestly, the portions feel a bit smaller than they used to be for the price. Still, it&#39;s reliable.

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.

Nice spot right on the docks. The view of the harbour from the terrace is really lovely.

The pour-over coffee is always spot on. I really liked the CBD green mint tea too, it was a nice, calming find. The whole place just has a really relaxed, quiet vibe that&#39;s perfect for a slow morning.

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