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Arlecchino Cafe Bistro - Includes photos and events.
Casa East Restaurants - Three Italian restaurants Casa Mia, Mario and The Italian Job. Menu, drinks, bookings, directions and contacts.
Black Friars Cafe Bar - Modern cafe located in what is claimed to be the oldest purpose-built restaurant in the UK. Details of menu, history, meeting rooms and location.
Pubs Newcastle - An independent guide to over 80 pubs in the city with features on location,beer, meals, ambiance and price.
The Tyne Bar - Describes its beer, live music and food.
Heartbreak Soup - Latin American cuisine situated on the Quayside. Includes menu.
The Burglars Dog - The independent guide to drinking in the city.
Pani's Cafe Bar - Information, menu, photographs, location and opening times.
Spago - Italian restaurant in Jesmond offering traditional and contemporary. Profile, menu, wine list and directions.
The Cumberland Arms - Pub in Ouseburn, Byker. Details of music, beer, regular events, news and guest book.
Newcastle Central - Guide to pubs and restaurant. Includes reviews, scoring, contact numbers and links to location maps.
The Strawberry Pub - Includes details of events, drinks, message board and downloads.
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