Food & drink prices at STACK Seaburn from a rack of ribs and a pint to tacos and cheesy chips

Ahead of its opening, from 5pm on Friday, September 4, the Echo has had a look at the menus from the street food traders.

There’s more than 20 shipping containers in total, which are a mixture of food and drink, as well as leisure businesses. There’s 5 bars in total, with a range of food traders, from Mexican and Italian to healthy dishes and classic fish and chips.

For the full list of food traders see here.

Examples of prices from each of the traders:

::Downey’s fish and chips

As you’d expect from these Sunderland favourites, there’s a broad menu on offer from Downey’s. A regular cod and chips will cost you £7.10; a jumbo sausage £1.60 and a spam fritter £1.30. On the kids menu, there’s choices such as a cod meal for £3.75 and macaroni cheese bites for £3.75.

::Yolo Coffee House

This unit also has space for sit in and occupies a prime spot on the front. A big breakfast will cost you £7.95, a vegan breakfast is £7.50 and an eggs benedict is £5.95. There’ll also be ice creams priced from £2.

::Chapos Tacos

For an authentic taste of Mexico get stuck into Chapos Tacos. Three tacos will cost you £10 or £3.60 each. Burrito wraps and quesadilla are £7 each. Loaded nachos and churros are £5.

::Healthy Thaim

For a healthy option, try out this business which has become popular at its original site in Thorney Close. A Thai green chicken curry is £6, a veggie infusion box is £6, a healthy mixed kebab is £9 and a bowl of ramen is £6. There’s also some great breakfast option such as smoothie bowls (£5.50).

::Acropolis

Enjoy a flavour of Greece with a chicken gyros for £7, vegan souvlaki £7 and grilled halloumi £2.80. Acropolis are already a firm favourite at STACK Newcastle, thanks to their rich flavours and large portions.

::Yolo bar

As well as a coffee shop downstairs, Yolo has a bar upstairs with cracking coastal views. An example of pricing is a pint of draught Amstel is £3.80; Birra Moretti is £4.70 and Heineken is £4.40. A bottle of Corona is £3.90 and a bottle of Desperados is £4.50. A bottle of prosecco is £23.95 and a bottle of sauvignon blanc is £17.50.

::Farah’s Italiano

From the same people as Cafe Farah in the city centre, this unit will be offering some authentic Italian classics, such as a range of piadina for £5.95, bolognese arancini for £4.95 and fresh homemade pasta of the day for £5.95.

::Boojie Burger

There’s a range of burgers on offer, from a chicken katsu burger for £8 to a Mexican burger for £8. Sides include cheesy fries for £4.

::Longhorns BBQ Smokehouse

Get your fingers dirty with a full rack of ribs for £8. Loaded tortilla chips are £6.50 and a brisket brioche is £6.

::Holy Duck

Signature duck loaded fries are £7, while bacon and cheese fries are £5. Meanwhile, loaded chilli cheese fries are £5.50.

::ZZA Pizzaria

Get a slice of the action with an authentic stonebaked pizza. A 6in pizza is £5, a 12in is £9. Options include pepperoni and chillies, and garlic chicken.

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