Ristorante Sabatini´s (Newcastle)

Me and my mate toddled up to Newcastle for my hen do the first weekend of September, and since the world was conspiring to make it a low key affair (two-thirds of those who said they'd come had to pull out, for one reason or another) we thought we'd act like civilised young ladies and eat somewhere grown-up. Before we got into the swing of things and started drinking sambuca and vomiting into our handbags, of course. Since my mam and dad had just ...
...so few people coming, I decided to invite my mam to eat with us too. My bridesmaid (the Party Planning Princess or PPP) had visited Newcastle with her boyfriend many times, and had eaten in Sabatini's near the Quayside on a couple of occasions, so recommended we go there. Since it was close to our hotel (shameless plug for my upcoming review on the Copthorne Hotel, Newcastle!!!) it seemed ideal. She booked us a table for 4 and that night we got ...

mangocat 15.11.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Ristorante Sabatini´s (Newcastle)

There are so many Italian restaurants in Newcastle that it's hard to know which to try next but Sabatini's must be one of the best. We like to go there for a treat as its rather more expensive than the standard £3-a-pizza-before-7pm type of place. Sabatini's is in a great location, almost right under the Tyne Bridge which adds to the ambience even before you get inside. The decor is typically Italian, classy but understated, with a lived in feel. ...

zzchris 02.06.2003 · Read full review
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Review of Ristorante Sabatini´s (Newcastle)