Newcastle

It was my mam’s 50th birthday on August 31st and we wanted to do something special to celebrate. My dad decided to book a table at Azzurri in Newcastle (on the Quayside) as a surprise for my mam and we invited my Nana and my aunties and uncles. There’s to...  Read review

High Force and also Low Force Waterfalls are places I have visited many times over the years. Situated in Middleton-in-Teesdal e, not far from both Raby or Barnard Castle, the waterfalls are a great place to visit for a day out, or as part of a drive throu...  Read review

Newcastle Theatre Royal is a stunning Grade 1 listed building constructed from stone in a classical style. The entrance is ornate and imposing. It sits amongst the almost entirely listed Grey Street, slightly down from Monument metro station, and is walka...  Read review

World Headquarters (or World HQ as it is locally known) is the only club in the city which relies entirely on word of mouth to advertise. Due to this there is a edgy, underground allure to the club. The club often has long queues outside, but people are n...  Read review

Blackfriars One of my favourite rstaurants in Newcastle, we went a few days ago for a mid week meal. Bit of history... Situated just off China town in Newcastle upon Tyne, and dating back to 1239, the restaurant claims to be the oldest in Engla...  Read review

belle and herbs is a nice cafe with good food, interesting people and good atmosphere. since i live in heaton i used to visit the place once a month. i was never really bothered by the little problems like: stained cuttlery or glasses, expensive food unco...  Read review