Solid selection, friendly service and not overly expensive. I recommend 2 tapas per person while…read moreyou wait for a paella (the 2-person paella will suit 3 adults with this configuration), and then gauge how hungry you are after that. It won't make you throw your hands in the air and surrender to the Tapas Gods (for that, try Barcelona in Reston outside of DC) but you'll get a good meal.

AMAZING!!! Where do…read moreI start. Love Spain and all Spanish food. There are a few choices in the area decided to give Tapas Revolution a try. Staff were great, happy to chat about the culture of the food (if you want to) and happy to teach some basic Spanish if you are up for the challenge. The food, well it was amazing. The choices were great, a real cross selection they also did a black rice paella (died with squid ink) only seen that in Valencia so was great to try. Taste wise everything was spot on, Spanish food cooked in a traditional way. Could have easily have been in a decent place in Spain. Price was great, even got a card for 50% off via a postcard for them to post to a friend/family member. (Or You was even allowed) Over all I honestly don't have a bad or passive word to say about the place, food, staff or prices. One of my first suggestions when people ask about anywhere to eat. MUST GO ............................... 2nd Visit - Just as amazing on the lunch time menu. BEST SPANISH FOOD IN NEWCASTLE

Cool place right next door to the hotel we were staying in. Very nice inside. Has a good micro brew…read morevibe. Food is really good as well. We had a pizza that was a split with the American and the ruby Murray. Nicknamed the American Murray now since I told them I was a Murray and obviously an American. Really good. Both sides had great flavors. Grabbed some garlic oils and chili oil to dip. Garlic was the best. Had some great beers and really good pizza. Everyone working here was so nice. Really great spot.

This is a fantastic addition to the craft beer scene in Newcastle, located very close to the train…read morestation this bar focussed on a decent range of cask and keg beers and a surprisingly wide range of food. There is a nice mixture of long tables and comfortable sofas and whilst the ambience is casual it also has quite a stylish interior. On this visit I didn't try the food but the menu seems decent and not badly priced. I would definitely visit this bar again next time I'm in Newcastle.

I visited from Edinburgh and at River Beat was probably the best meal I have had in a long long…read moretime! Everything was exceptional, the menu, the food, the presentation, the taste, the service, the location, the cost, all just spot on!

Great food, stunning location, and an even better price!…read more We visited this establishment on our staff night out, and it was well worth it! We found out about it using the free StreetAway app, and managed to get 34% off 3 Tapas and 2 Drinks! The location, as I previously touched on, is absolutely stunning, and is a real hidden gem. It's nestled right on the River Tyne, next to the Swing Bridge, and we went at night, meaning it was a fantastic sight to see the lights of Newcastle. As for the food itself, I couldn't have asked for more. I'm normally a picky eater, so was very apprehensive about actually eating here. However, I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised (who'd have thought Squid would taste so good!). I would definitely come here again, whether it be for a meal with friends, a date, or another work night out. Great stuff!

Finally, a great little restaurant in Morecambe. I went with a work colleague the other lunchtime…read moreto try out their £5 lunchtime menu. And I really can't recommend this place enough. I ordered the pasta with leeks, garlic and pancetta and it was simply gorgeous. Obviously freshly prepared it was some of the nicest food i have eaten in a long time. There was a choice of house wine, I had the Merlot and I can highly recommend that as well. The restaurant is stylishly appointed, the staff very friendly and helpful and all in all it's just what Morecambe needs. unfortunately it wasn't very busy when we were there and I hope trade is good enough for them to succeed.

Alright so WHO KNEW Preston has one of the best kept secrets of the North West. This bar and…read morerestaurant is the renovated and refurbished 350-year-old Plough Inn, which sat beside one of the main medieval routes of the north. Numerous historical figures have walked the halls of PLOU since then, and the building has been used for everything from a gin distillery to battle barracks. The new owners have carefully preserved the building and even showcase artefacts discovered in the cellar, where they also happened to excavate the old well which dives 43 feet deep. There are several levels to the building - each with a different function. The top floors house the restaurant, with wonderful dishes from all over the world (HUGE props to the chef). The bottom cellar is where the well is located (right next to a gorgeous bar). And then the floors in between are a cocktail bar and beer/bar stall area. You can rent out different locations of the restaurant for business meetings, workshops, celebrations and more. Okay now onto the restaurant. What a treat! PLAU offers brunch, lunch, and dinner. We went for a late dinner and were blown away. The beer bread butter, king prawns, and duck & squash were my personal favourites, but honestly every dish was lovely. So happy we chose to dine here and can't wait to return!

Now opened a Delicatessen next door. I recommend highly this business…read more It employs local Autistic people which creates a very warm and welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended.

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We miss Electric East that used to be in this location, but can't imagine a better addition to the…read morearea than The Bottle Shop - terrific beer selection, friendly and knowledgable staff, music, quizzes, comedy, and tasty food for sharing with friends. My husband and I are big fans! Their menu changes often, so no point commenting on particular dishes, but I've definitely enjoyed everything I've had here, and they have a good range of gluten-free and vegetarian options. Don't miss this place if you're a beer lover! I don't know enough about it to comment, but my husband loves trying the new drafts and the staff know loads about them and will let you taste. Looking forward to trying Sunday lunch sometime!

Great bar in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne. The bartender was wonderful and very helpful in…read morechoosing a dish for dinner. The drinks were HUGE and amazing. Truly liked the relaxed and casual atmosphere.

Great tapas, our favourite. 6 is more than enough for two, home made bread is absolutely…read moredelicious. We have returned here so many times that we are on first name terms with Alan the owner

How refreshing it is to find nice and friendly family run businesses in an ever increasing world of…read morecorporate take over's and chain stores. Oh to have that personal touch without compromising quality. Well I think I may be onto something and it's Kasa Rosa. In the heart of Morley, it's a warm welcome place and the staff are very friendly. It's a combination of Mediterranean cuisines all fused together using local fresh ingredients and going big on the taste. The anti pasta choice is quite simply delicious. Try some seafood, the homemade breads or pates or deep fried brie. The pasta kicks some real flavour too and although the pizza selection isn't massive, they are a more than pleasant option. It's the tapas that is a real winner though. Lots to choice from and a real authentic tasting selection of Spain, all brought with a smile and a glass of vino. Bliss. The wine list is also a pleasant surprise with a good range of quality reds, whites and even sparkling. I didn't expect to find such a well oiled machine here but I'm glad I did.