Whether you’re looking to try out a new spot or you’re celebrating a special occasion, we have scoured the guide to find the top restaurants around Tyne and Wear and beyond according to the world famous Michelin guide.
Take a look at the gallery below to see the 11 wonderful restaurants across the North East which are recommended by the ‘foodie bible’.
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5. 21
Staying near the Quayside, 21 on Pandon also gets on the guide. "Start with a gin from the large selection behind the zinc-topped counter then head through to the smart red and black brasserie. Menus offer a comprehensive array of confidently cooked classics; the ‘menu du jour’ is good value." | Google
6. Dobson and Parnell
Dobson and Parnell on Queen Street also makes the guide, with emphasis given to its fish dishes. "The menus offer plenty of choice, with the kitchen taking recognisable dishes and bringing them up to date; the fish dishes are particularly good. Do start with a pre-prandial cocktail." | Google
7. Cook House
Ouseburn's Cook House also made the guide thanks to its seasonal dishes. Teh guide says: "After opening a shipping container café, local food blogger Anna Hedworth crowdfunded this stripped-back, industrial-style restaurant with a pleasant terrace and a relaxed feel. Dinner is the main event, with many of the vibrant, fiercely seasonal dishes cooked on the hibachi barbeque." | Google Photo: Google
8. Rebel
One of the newest restaurants from Newcastle on the guide, Rebel can be found on this stretch of Heaton Park Road to the East of the city. The guide says: "The seasonal set menu offers small plates with a light, modern touch. The wine list includes some interesting organic and biodynamic choices, and it’s worth going for the pairings." | Google