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Tips for Newcastle upon Tyne
Newcastle upon Tyne is 20 miles from Spennymoor-
Dopplr askedWhat's a good place to eat on your first night there?about Newcastle upon Tyne on December 8th 2008This question has 1 tip in reply.
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Dopplr askedWhere do you like to stay?about Newcastle upon Tyne on December 8th 2008This question has 1 tip in reply.
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Dopplr askedWhere can you get a free internet connection?about Newcastle upon Tyne on December 8th 2008This question has 1 tip in reply.
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Dopplr askedWhat's the best place for lunch on a budget?about Newcastle upon Tyne on December 8th 2008This question has 1 tip in reply.
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Guy suggestsBelle & Herbs in Heaton
Added January 3rd 2008Heaton
Belle & Herbs is a GREAT cafe in the Heaton area of Newcastle. They're open about 9-6 most days, serving breakfast from 9-3 and lunch/dinner from 12-6. They do a massive choice of meals, from an enormous full English breakfast to towering burgers, and all at very reasonable prices. Definitely highly recommended!
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Einar suggestsBlack Door
Added April 3rd 2008Near Central Station
The best restaurant in Newcastle. French with a twist. Quite pricey though.
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Guy suggests
Hanahana - Japanese Teppan Yaki
Added September 8th 200845 Bath Lane, in Chinatown
Really great food, cooked right in front of you by incredibly skilled chefs. Great atmosphere, including the obligatory egg-tossing. The only complaint I have is that the toilets aren't very clean, though I don't doubt the hygiene standards of the food as it's brought out raw in front of you and is clearly high quality meat.
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Guy suggests
Head of Steam, near Central Station
Added September 8th 2008Opposite Central Station
Chilled out bar, popular with an alternative crowd. Upstairs is a busy bar with a good atmosphere, while downstairs is a slightly more dingy basement bar which quite often has live music on. Recommended if you want somewhere a little different, relaxed and more 'alternative'.
www.theheadofsteam.com