Brunch in Sunderland: 10 independent brunching hot spots to try in Wearside area
Here’s a guide to some of the independent venues in and around Sunderland that are worth checking out, in no particular order.
5. Spent Grain, John Street, Sunderland City Centre
Spent Grain on John Street is fast establishing itself as one of the city centre's best restaurants. They offer a really hearty brunch menu from 10am Wednesday to Saturday with options such as Full English, Spent Eggs Benny and sweet or savoury waffles. Photo: Stu Norton
6. Six, Marine Walk, Roker
Named after the six pillars which support the building, Six is a really stylish bistro with one of the best views in the city overlooking Roker Pier. Their brunch menu is served everyday until 2pm and includes options such as crab on toast, black pudding and whipped cream cheese on toast. Photo: Stu Norton
7. Blacks Corner, East Boldon
A real East Boldon landmark, Blacks Corner offers real quality with dishes made from carefully-curated ingredients. This year, you'll also be able to enjoy their brunches at Seaburn when their transformation of the tram shelter opens in the autumn. Photo: Frank Reid
8. Tin of Sardines, Pier View, Roker
Tin of Sardines may be relatively new to Roker, but it's fast becoming a favourite in the city. Not just a gin bar, they're a dog-friendly spot for all day dining, from breakfasts and brunches through to evening tapas. Photo: Stu Norton