Came back for the Greek platter, but it wasn&rsquo;t the same this time. Had to wait ages, and the meat was a bit dry. Shame, because it used to be really good.

Great spot for a big group dinner. The salmon in saffron sauce was a huge, perfectly cooked portion. Tiramisu was generous, just wish the coffee flavour was a bit stronger.

Stopped by on a Saturday, fully booked but they offered me a seat for just a coffee and ginger loaf. The loaf was so fresh, you could really taste the real ginger. A lovely, cosy spot.

The Chinese chicken curry was really tasty. What I appreciated most was how comfortable the seats were, it made the whole meal so much more relaxing. The staff were friendly too.

Been coming here for years, and the discount for veterans is always appreciated. It&#39;s a nice touch that hasn&#39;t changed. Service is consistently solid, which is what keeps me coming back.

The service was really on point. Laura and Luke were great - they knew the wine list inside out and helped us pick a bottle that went perfectly with the lamb. Made the whole evening relaxed.

Popped in after a walk through Jesmond Dene. The full breakfast hit the spot&mdash;the black pudding was particularly good. Nice to have a proper spot so close to the park.

Popped in early for the pre-6pm set. Three tapas for &pound;20, just right for two. The patatas bravas were spot on. Good little find.

Been here a few times for a quick bite. It&#39;s a solid spot for a reliable pint - they keep the lager well-chilled. The service is usually quick, which is nice when you just want a drink and a simple meal. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

A proper local pub, just what you need. The staff are genuinely friendly, which makes all the difference. Food&#39;s solid pub grub, nothing fancy but hits the spot. It&#39;s a comfortable place to settle in for a bit.

Been coming here for years. The Cowboy burger&#39;s always solid, and the halloumi sticks with that sauce are the real reason I keep coming back. Decent portion for the money.

Been here a few times. The menu&#39;s got a lot of options, which is handy when you&#39;ve got the kids with you. They always find something they like. Decent meal, no complaints.

The portion sizes here are huge for the price. We had a full meal with a couple of drinks and it was still under &pound;80, which is pretty good for the city centre.

The Timothy Taylor&#39;s Landlord on tap is a real highlight. A proper pub with a fantastic selection of draught beers.

Service was solid. Staff were polite and kept things moving even when it got busy. Tables were cleared promptly, which I appreciate during a quick business lunch. No fuss, efficient.

The food was tasty and good value, but honestly, I just really liked the space. It&rsquo;s got this relaxed, airy feel with lots of natural light and comfy seating. Felt easy to unwind there for a bit.

Sean the doorman was a highlight, very funny. The burger was pretty good, too.

The bottomless brunch is such a good deal for catching up with mates. The cocktails kept coming and were actually really nice. Food was decent and came out super fast, which is perfect when you&#39;re chatting and don&#39;t want a big wait.

The chicken tikka masala here is something else. The sauce is rich and creamy, with a proper depth of spice that lingers. The chicken pieces were incredibly tender, not dry at all like you sometimes get. It&#39;s a solid step up from the standard curry takeaway.

As a vegetarian, it&#39;s rare to find a full menu of options. The ingredients were so fresh, especially in the seasonal salad. The presentation was lovely, too. A very pleasant meal.

The burgers are properly savoury, and the ice cream rolls are just sweet enough. They really get that balance right.

Always come here before the Newcastle game. The vibe is spot on, and the staff are lovely. Even on quiet days, it&#39;s nice for a pint and a bite. The menu&#39;s got loads to choose from, which is a bonus.

Mixed grill and cheese naan were spot on. Good for a late-night feed.

Mark the manager really looked after us. He checked in a few times to make sure everything was okay, which was nice. The whole place is super clean and the team are friendly.

The Americano was spot on, and the staff were really friendly. But the best part was the atmosphere - it just felt right being in the market, not too loud or crowded. A nice, relaxed spot.

The injera bread is good and the curries on top are tasty. Good for sharing, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Been coming here for years. Christina and the team remember you, always have a friendly chat. Makes a simple meal feel like catching up with old mates. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The staff were really friendly and made our kids feel welcome. Food was good, portions are huge!

Staff are quick and helpful, never pushy. Got a lunch special recommendation and my food was out in no time. Perfect for a quick bite.

Been coming here for years, and their traditional soups are the reason. Always the same comforting, rich flavour that fills you up without weighing you down. It&#39;s the kind of reliable dish you keep coming back for.

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