Gateshead Millennium Bridge

Nestled atop an art gallery, this chic rooftop spot dishes out modern British cuisine with stunning city views and a buzz of vibrant service.

Nestled in a quirky shipping container community beneath the iconic Tyne Bridge, Träkol serves up inventive, hearty fare with a focus on craft beer and feasting dishes that’ll leave you craving seconds.

Plush rooms in a 1930s hotel with a brasserie, a cocktail bar, a sauna and a mini-spa. This upscale, sophisticated 1930s-style hotel is 0.3 miles from the train, 0.2 miles from Quayside and next door to Castle Keep. Plush rooms are outfitted with rich fabrics and free Wi-Fi; suites add lounge areas and Bose sound systems. Individually decorated apartments have butler service and full kitchens. Room service is offered 24/7. The hotel offers a mini-spa and a sauna, plus conference and meeting spaces that include a rooftop lounge with panoramic city views. Afternoon tea and cocktails are served in the posh lounge, and there's an elegant on-site brasserie and cocktail bar.

Nestled in a chic former warehouse on the River Tyne, the Malmaison Newcastle features plush rooms, a lively bar, and an elegant brasserie, all served with a side of warm hospitality.

Osters blends fresh, local ingredients into a relaxed dining experience featuring seafood, delectable meats, and craft cocktails in a chic atmosphere.

Discover creative British cuisine at Peace & Loaf, where MasterChef finalist David Coulson crafts exquisite dishes in a sleek brick setting.

Casual, brick-clad outlet serving a bistro menu alongside lunch & breakfast, plus cocktails.

Nestled in a stylish arched basement, this city-center hotspot serves up drool-worthy burgers and hearty comfort food alongside inventive drinks.

Set in a charming, wonky Grade I-listed merchant’s house, House of Tides serves exquisite British tasting menus in an inviting, laid-back atmosphere.

Full-service café, single-origin coffee shop, & roastery with modern wall art & a pink neon sign.