We’ve rounded up our favourites from the long list of participating restaurants (the full list can be viewed here).
It’s always a good idea to phone ahead during restaurant week, as some of the more popular restaurants do get booked up.
21
2 courses £15, 3 courses £20
There is no getting away from it, even with the increasing competition 21 is still the holy grail of Newcastle dining.
With the average cost of an a la carte main course being £20, getting two courses for this £15 is a great deal. Why not try the Roast Peppered Sirloin of Beef with Duck Fat Sautéed Potatoes and Watercress followed by Chocolate and Espresso Mousse with Cocoa Nib Ice Cream?
Read our review of 21 here. 21 is always popular so phone ahead quoting ‘NE1 Restaurant Week’ to book a table.
Contact: 0191 222 0755
Trinity Gardens
The Quayside
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 2HH
St Sushi
2 courses £10, 3 courses £15
We’ve had many tasty lunches at St Sushi, they really know what they’re doing and have a great selection of dishes.
With 2 courses for £10 you’re getting a great deal, with a selection of tempura veg and sushi starters and dishes like teriyaki salmon with seasonal vegetables and rice for mains.
Read our review of St Sushi here.
Contact: 0191 221 0222
89-93 Westgate Road NE1
Newcastle
NE1 4AE
The Broad Chare
2 courses £10, 3 courses for £15
Another one that always delivers in the Broad Chare. This cool and cosy gastro pub is part of the same group as 21, so the quality of the dishes coming out of the kitchen is always top notch. Why not try the Smoked Haddock Croquettes with Saffron Mayonnaise to start and the Blackened Mackerel, Fennel, Capers & Herb Relish main course?
Contact: 0191 211 2144
25 Broad Chare
Quayside
Newcastle
NE1 3DQ
Chaophraya
2 courses £10, 3 courses for £15
This glamorous Thai restaurant has one of the best views in Newcastle, looking out over Grey’s Monument.
Enjoy some tasty treats and a cocktail or two while you watch the world go by. Why not try the steamed pork dumplings topped with fried garlic and a sweet soy sauce followed by their decent Chicken Pad Thai.
Read our review of Chaohraya here.
Contact: 0191 731 4719
15 Upper Level
Grey’s Quarter, Intu Eldon Square
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE1 7AP
Dobson & Parnell
3 Course lunch or 2 Course early dinner for £15
A fantastic addition to Newcastle’s dining scene, Dobson and Parnell offers faultless cuisine in a beautiful little restaurant on the quayside.
Why not try the Smoked mackerel pate with pickled cucumbers and toast followed by rope-grown mussels and chips with garlic, white wine, cream and parsley. For desert check out the Creme brûlée with orange shortbread – yum!
Read our review of Dobson & Parnell here.
Contact: 0191 221 0904
21 Queen Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
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