Probably the best selection of beer in the Northeast. A tiny shop with a truly AMAZING amount of…read morebeer from all over, but specializing in local beers. Organized by beer style and geographic location to make things easy. Some beers are refrigerated in case you want them on the spot. Good place to go for local beer knowledge and heads up on local beer goings-on. With a perfect central location inside the train station this place is a cant miss!

Large store with reasonable parking. Recently trialling a reduced minimum spend from 12 bottles to…read more6 at this store. Staff friendly enough and happy to advise. Compliments rather than competes with Oddbins on Gosforth high street

Good place to get booze as central location on front street. Sweets from here always taste old,…read morethough!

This is the place to go if you want a wee dram in gateshead. It has such a large range of whiskey…read morethat you can spend a while considering if you dont know what you are looking for. We knew what we wanted but they didnt have it. I ended up getting it edinburgh. They did have another single malt which we get which is about the same price of the supermarkets so this place is not over priced. It also has lots of offers on. I would ask the shop assistants if your not sure what you want as they are quite knowledable. They price of the whiskey goes from the small minature bottles that are a few pound to ones that are a few hundred They also do gift sets here if your looking for something special the shop is upstairs in the red mall

Great little shop in the bustling Newcastle city centre market 'The granger Market'…read more They have all the little bits I need for baking my bread and all the oils i'll ever need to dip them in. The owners are passionate and dedicated foodies and will always off you some advice.

800th review, and pleased to give it to "mmm...." Silly name, but very fitting!…read more I'm a massive foodie, and I love to cook. I have a huge recipe collection and that includes several that very unusual ingredients. I file those recipes away in my head, thinking "if you can ever find amchur powder/palm sugar/tamarind paste/quail eggs/ancho chile powder/etc, you'll have to buy it and make this recipe!" Having just moved to Newcastle, I have already been impressed by how many ethnic ingredients and spices are just in your average Tesco, but Mmm... blows them all away! I think I spent 30 minutes in here, just scanning the shelves, trying to memorize what I saw so that I could come back when I needed a specialty ingredient. They have everything! For such a small shop, the selection is truly impressive. Lentils/grains/beans, hard-to-find spices, and my very favorite - a Mexican/Latin section with lots of different chile powders, chipotle chiles in adobo, and even Mexican cheese like queso fresco! And fresh corn tortillas! I thought I'd never ever find those things in Newcastle, and was well impressed. They also have olive oils and vinegars, some in bottles on the shelf and others to be tasted from large dispensers. You can fill an empty bottle of oil/vinegar then bring it back for a refill when it's empty and get a discounted price. Oh lord what else - hot sauces, preserves, loads of unusual condiments, beautiful dried pastas, various flours.... and yes, quail eggs! As they say on their website "Don't ask if we stock something, ask us where it is!" Right in the centre of Grainger Market, you will find this small but perfect foodie paradise. There's not a recipe in the world you can't make when you have access to everything that Mmm...has to offer! I'll probably be in here once a week.