You will know from my previous review of Brunos that I really do love this place. As a final supper…read moreto finish off my week in the North East my parents treated me to a meal in our favourite place! We had been out walking all day - or in my case shall I say dragging my feet and hungover self through Corbridge. Arriving for an early seating we were shown to a corner table just inside. We ordered some white wine and on the barman's recommendation he came over and suggested a cheaper bottle which was his personal favourite and said if we tried it and didn't like he would drink it later on! All in good humour we loved the wine and continued on our decisions on the food... I shared the arribatta mussels whereas my dad opted for a seafood platter for one which was huge! After mopping up the mussel sauce with some soft italian bread we all try tested some of the offerings from the seafood platter including; some pate, fresh salmon and some crab -YUM! For the main event I went for the Fillet al Pepe i.e. fillet steak in a gorgeous creamy peppercorn sauce. Arriving medium to rare with a smothering of sauce and side of chips and some vegetable to share I was back in steak heaven! I am never disappointed when I come here everything is spot on including the great service from all the staff!

I love this restaurant the food is amazing and the watiers are nice and fast food service so I…read morewould recommend to go here because you won't be disappointed writing this I could not find anything bad about this restaurant

The best little curry house at the coast, the staff are friendly and attentive no more so than…read moreNuman. The food is very good and not expensive, with a wide variety of different dishes on the menu.

Love this little curry house. Friendly, quick service, and a good range.read more

Excellent daytime bistro on the seafront overlooking Cullercoats Bay…read more You can pop in for coffee and cake, a light snack, or a more substantial meal. I've been there twice and had fish on both visits: a beer battered cod (which was huge and very fresh) with traditional fish and peas on my last visit I chose fish pie, which was scrummy! Fish isn't compulsory there's plenty of meat dishes, as well as a good selection of veggie choices. Don't be put off by the dreary exterior it doubles as a bar after 7pm.

We had a Sunday lunch here but weren't very impressed. Very long wait, which we would've understood…read moreif the place was busier but there seemed to be a lot of staff not doing anything. It definitely didn't seem like homemade Yorkshire pudding as advertised as it was very dry and crispy. No crispy roast potatoes as advertised as they were new potatoes and the mash tasted like shop bought packet. Meat was lovely but overall I wouldn't go back.

We noticed this café/bistro a few weeks ago on a part of Whitely Road that we don't normally…read morefrequent and finally got around to visiting. The décor is very up market, in keeping with the slightly top-hat and hunting pink feel to the name, almost as if it were once situated in Harrods and has been lifted up and dropped in this slightly run-down and tatty area of Whitley Bay. I must say I felt a little out of place, having popped out from home in just jeans and t-shirt, maybe next time I'll smarten up a bit first. The food was very good, I had the scallops with black pudding along side a "dieting" smoothie, my wife had a tuna and sweetcorn toasted sandwich with an Amaretto latte; when the food arrived it was almost a shame to eat it as they were works of art. Prices were slightly higher than other lunchtime places in town (normally two lunches with drinks are in the £10-15 range and this was £20). I can only think of two downsides to the visit. First, I found out after my visit that they serve a very highly rated afternoon tea and second, despite being only one of two tables in use at the time our food took almost half an hour to arrive, which felt a little excessive given the dishes ordered; perhaps we caught the kitchen out in some way. Update 29/3/2013: Visited for afternoon tea today, and it is as good as other reviewers say. First course is a plate of sandwiches (with the crusts cut off). Tuna and sweetcorn, ham a wholegrain mustard, chicken & mayo and cream cheese with cucumber. As an additional surprise the chicken appeared to have been freshly grilled as the sandwiches were warm. Second course the lightest scones we had ever eaten (apple and cinnamon) with strawberry jam and clotted cream. To finish, cakes. The red velvet cake was like a giant cupcake, avoiding the usual trap of being dry, and topped with lashings of butter-cream icing. All washed down with tea chosen from a myriad of loose-leaf green and black varieties available. All very nice and jolly civilized.

Great Cocktail Bar. Also had sharing platter with the Mrs (stopped her drinking more cocktails)…read more Loads for the money!

Perfect spot to eat and great view of the sea. Clean restaurant with big portions of food. The cod…read morewas local and lightly fried wcrispy batter. The fish was flakey. The tarter sauce was amazing too. Gluten free and vegan options available too. Daily specials and a bar area with good prices on the drinks.

Very nice now it has been refurbished, the food was pretty good too and good value. The staff are…read morealso very courteous and friendly, have been before will definitely go again. Cobra on draft too, which washes down nicely before, during and after the meal.

My takeaway of preference when at Cullercoats. Good range on menu, well cooked and nicely…read morepresented. Sometimes a bit sloppier than hoped for, but worth the drive.

Typical spoons really, cheap beer and average food. I've been to much better and enjoyed a better…read morestandard of customer service at alternative weatherspoons pubs. Staff regularly serve out if turn which, apart from being an irritation, causes arguments between customers. As its very busy of a weekend the place is often untidy with beer spills on tables and empty glasses left laying around. Don't risk the real ales if you are used to a good pint as it's terrible here! Which is especially disappointing for a company priding itself on using locally sourced ales. Breakfasts are ok and are the only thing other than crisps, nuts and the occasional plate of chips that I will eat here. 3 out of 5 due to being a good place to start off and meet up with a good selection of draft beers, lagers and fully stocked bar.

Pretty decent pub. It's a weatherspoons so it has all the usual you would expect - large selection…read moreof wine, beer, ale, spirits, bar food. All pretty cheap too. Nice atmosphere and badic decor, again all standard for a weatherspoons. Nothing special but still wirth a visit, 3 stars

Slow service but nice waiters and good food but probably won't go again but you never know still…read morequite a decent place alright prices and when we didn't like or eat our meal they gave us it for free

This restaurant doesn't advertise the fact, but after a phone call found they do a takeaway…read moreservice, food was excellent and service friendly

I visited all the way from Dallas, TX for these fish and chips. The people who own the place are…read morevery friendly and we had a nice chat while waiting for the food. I ordered the jalapeno poppers to try them and they were incredible. The fish was a large portion and the chips were crunchy and delicious. I really enjoyed the sides of curry and mushy peas as well. Wonderful coastal town walk for a nice traditional dinner with the family.

This is by far the best fish and chips in Whitley bay the staff are so happy to serve you and the…read morefood is outstanding. A must try if you visit you will be hooked.

Excelent curry House. And great value. Try the Garlic Chips!!read more