Castro's

The finest Argentinian steakhouse in Newcastle, housed in a painstakingly restored Grade II-listed building on Pilgrim Street that blends sophisticated elegance with industrial elements. This spectacular restaurant offers sustainable premium steaks, Argentinian wines, and a late-night cocktail bar with an open kitchen and sweeping centrepiece bar. From their legendary Sunday roasts and BYOB Mondays to cocktail hour and set lunch menus, Gaucho creates memorable experiences in private dining rooms named after local historical figures, making it the steak restaurant to see and be seen in Newcastle.

Large open-plan bar within North East's leading independent cinema, open seven days a week for brunch, lunch and dinner. Talented kitchen team creates menu full of delicious food made from locally sourced ingredients. Features four handpumps serving locally brewed cask ales and selection of food made from scratch. Located in historic 1930s building with original stained glass windows and mosaic floor tiling. Part of UK's last surviving newsreel theatre still operating as cinema, restored to former glory in 2008.

Bring your appetite and prepare to share at this vibrant Spanish tapas haven where small plates create big moments. Every dish is a love letter to Spain - sun-drenched, spice-kissed, and designed for passing around the table. From traditional patatas bravas to innovative modern tapas, paired with flowing sangria and that infectious Spanish warmth, Cafe Andaluz transforms any meal into a celebration. The atmosphere encourages lingering, laughing, and ordering "just one more" round of dishes.

Independent café bar nestled in the shadow of Grey's Monument, described as "Newcastle's new European hotspot." Serves coffee, pizza, and cocktails daily with a European-style atmosphere in the heart of the city. Known as "a proud independent café bar, selling the finest coffee, pizza & cocktails."