A very long list of desserts can be found here - sundaes, milkshakes, hot cookie dough, (dessert)…read morewaffles, (dessert) crepes, various coffees and teas, gelato, cakes, cheese cakes, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some... it took me about 10 minutes to decide what to eat. I opted for the strawberry N butterscotch waffle, upgraded to an M&M waffle. Served with either whipped cream or vanilla soft serve - I chose the ice cream. The waffle is a good size waffle with M&Ms throughout, then topped with a healthy portion of chopped strawberries and drizzled with butterscotch syrup and white chocolate flakes. The vanilla soft serve is what you can expect from being vanilla soft serve. The hot cookie dough was awesome too! Served with vanilla soft serve as well (most desserts come with the option), we chose the cookie dough with smarties but there's about 5-6 choices. Hot and delicious! Needless to say... super full after splitting the cookie dough and having 1 whole waffle. My friend got the brownie waffle and devoured hers as well. Cookie dough was around 5.50 pounds & waffle was about 6.50 plus the 1 pound up charge for m&m based waffle. I would recommend if you have a sweet tooth!

Being the type of girl who would deliberately miss out on a starter to make sure I have room for…read moredessert...when I heard that Kaspa's was a dessert only diner I felt it was a necessity to give it a go! Firstly it does have an American diner feel to it with the high back booths and pink and black colour scheme but they don't offer table service like you might expect. You get taken to your seats and provided with menu's but then place your order at the till when ready. The menu is quite simply divine!! Waffles,crepes,ice cream sundaes and cheesecakes galore make it a difficult decision but eventually I set my mind to a 'strawberry and waffle cheesecake'. It appeared the staff were unaware of this option on the menu as I was asked both at the till and at my seat to clarify my order. My friend's ice cream sundae was brought to the table very quickly but I was left waiting and our drinks were nowhere to be seen. Then they brought me a plain strawberry cheesecake....needless to say I sent it back only to be told they didn't have the one I ordered and I had to change my order to a waffle. My friend had by this point demolished her ice cream. So overall the service was fairly poor however it is early days and teething issues are bound to crop up! The waffle I eventually got with Nutella and coconut flakes was gorgeous-huge portion and I felt satisfied but not overly stuffed after it! Definitely recommend it and I only hope the customer service improves!!

Good price for the incredibly large portions of food. Service was okay but generally a little dull…read more Very student oriented, some artsy drink presentations but they're more inconvenient rather than impressive.

I was very excited to go to a new brunch place, that had some items not seen on a normal menu…read more Breakfast can be so same-y, so immediate points for ambition and creativity. The place feels hip and buzzy, and was packed on a Saturday morning. You get your table first, and order at the counter, which I confess I like as it speeds the whole thing up and you aren't waiting about. High chairs available for little ones, and it's pleasantly noisy enough that if your kid moans a bit while they wait for food, it probably won't bother anyone. Another plus! I was so excited to order fried chicken and waffles, NOT a thing you can normally find in this corner of the world. And they were really close, but it pains me to admit the dish fell short of expectations. The chicken was fine - not too dry, good level of breading (Cornflakes do give it a good crunch!), but tragically underseasoned. I suppose the maple and honey hot sauce was meant to carry it through, and it did help, though I think it was a bit overpowering. The waffles were more soft than crisp, but nice and faintly sweet. The sweet/savoury combo worked well for me, and it satisfied a craving despite being a little underwhelming. The blueberry pancakes were okay. They were served with one of those novelty syringes full of maple syrup, but that's a bit silly and doesn't really work well in like, a functional way. The pancakes themselves were a bit style over substance. They didn't have the best flavour, nor were they as fluffy as you hope American pancakes to be. The compote tasted mainly of frozen blueberries, and the vanilla ice cream just sort of melted all over the whole thing and frankly could've been left out of it. This sounds very complainy, but honestly it was fine - it just looks like it will be SO GOOD and then it's just perfectly fine, and that discordance leads to disappointment. I wouldn't object to giving it another go as I really liked the atmosphere and I just appreciate having something a bit different for a change, but I do think the look of the food managed to eclipse the taste, which is a bit of a shame. We ordered a side of sausages, mainly for my husband and son's benefit, and my husband reported them to be pretty awful. He was really annoyed about that. I have to say though, prices of the dishes were £8.50 and £7.50 respectively, and that's a very good deal for a hip-looking place in the centre of town. Maybe they will continue to find their feet and I think it is worth another try - probably wouldn't order the sausages though.

A Samuel Smith pub. Where they only sell the lovely brews of the wonderful brewer Sammy Smith. It…read moremight be a let down if you're looking for a pint of Carling or a Stella. But the brews are good enough & blooming cheap too. Rare is it that you can get a pint for under two pounds. Here they have a selection for under that princely sum. The main bar is small & frequently crowded. But they have a beer garden & a lounge up a set of steps for us old none too sociable golf. I'm quite enchanted by the place myself.

One side of my family live in Scarborough so I have visited often all my life and come to know the…read morebest parts very well. The seafront engages the history of the town and combines it with the modern touristy approach. Its beautiful long beaches are ideal to take the family for a walk in the winter or picnic and donkey ride in the summer. The shoreline is laden with shops and restaurants which although have been there for many years provide a modern twist to the vintage town. Harbour Bar is one these as seems to have been there forever yet keeps up with modern expectations and preferances. It fits in perfectly next to the harbour - selling ice creams at excellent prices. The quality of the icecream is a lot better than what you'd find in a bog standard ice cream van. The service isn't amazing yet it doesn't seem to matter as its very prompt and sooner or later you are enjoying your '99 strolling by the lifeboat station. In the winter when the weather isn't at its best you can always sit in and order something warm either a hot drink or hot food if ice cream isn't your fancy on a cold day! It's clean and modern yet represents the beauty of the town of Scarborough - definately recommended for all the family!

Tasty food served by friendly staff. Excellent Otis burger, and delicious Shakshuka. Outdoor dining…read moreat lunchtime was safe and pleasant. Covid protocols we're followed well.

Love arlos! Light airy quirky. Good wholesome food with a upper market edge that you would expect…read morefor jesmond. Had brunch there today lovely food, id recommend the eggs benedicts or the porridge with bananas, hazelnuts and honey. Reasonably priced for top quality nosh, great for brunch, lunch or dinner. Some nice quirky gift shops on the same street so good location for a mooch around after. Parking a bit hit and miss as permit on adjacent streets, but 2 hour stay directly outside if you can get a spot between all the 4x4s tee hee. West jesmond metro on the street so easy accessible.

So regret choosing this one over the shop next door. Everything is flavored powder, not even…read moresyrups, which at least make the drinks smoother. Probably best for students on a budget and less adventurous boba drinkers. My friend did like the Japanese style hotdog, though, which came out looking like a bootleg version of the ones pictured on the door. This isn't a reflection of the staff, though, just the food. They are efficient and friendly enough.

Who doesn't love bubble tea? If you are crazy enough to say you don't, then I disown as a…read morefriend.... This was the first pace I hunted down when I came to Newcastle and it is increasingly becoming my first port of call when I'm in town (there's just so many flavours I need to try!!!). It's a small joint, very white and simply decorated with some big diner-style red seats to wait on or to enjoy your boba in. There's also free wi-fi and a mobile phone charging point. The selling point is of course the many many many different flavours ands toppings you can get. Your drink is completely customisable! Choose your cup size, your base flavour and your topping. You can also request other bits and pieces (just ask!). This place also serves up some Asian snacks, worth a look at but I haven't tried any (I'm too busy with my bubble tea taste-testing) so let me know what they're like. I can't stress how great bubble tea is so I can't portray how amazing having a joint dedicated to serving up this delight is. I can however say that if you haven't already, get yourself some, now.

Staff were great despite how busy it was, they kept things moving quickly…read more We ordered a latte and a fruit scone with jam and whipped cream. Everything was delicious. Just wish they had more tables because it is very busy.

I've just got this app but I decided to do a review on this because every time I'm with my family I…read morealways get a bubblegum and they are lush honestly I've never had anything like it.

Love the location of this restaurant! It's right on the Tyne river, so there really isn't a bad…read moreseat in the entire place with the beautiful glass windows all over the place. It's a great spot for a spot out in town whether it's just for a meal out or a lively night out on the weekend. The only reason I had to give four stars was because when we went, we tried ordering multiple things on the menu which we were told they did not have that day, which was unfortunate, but the food was pretty good and I would definitely go back!

The location and vibe is fantastic. The service is ok. Was served an appetizer that wasn't ordered…read moreand five minutes later the waitress reclaimed it to service to another table. The food is terrible. I think if you are only wanting drinks then this place could be a hit. Just don't order food.

I had an absolutely delicious maple roasted butternut squash and kale and goat cheese salad here…read morelast Monday (Bank Holiday weekend). The menu is fairly priced, it's a cute interior and it's dog friendly. The waitress was also really nice! Lots of tempting-looking sweets and cakes on display as well. It's small so your might have a little bit of a wait but this is a gem tucked away on the Quayside. My husband said his flat white was weak though.

Cheap chinese bakery in newcastle. Definitely a to go place to eat cheap and good. Cheers!read more

Got bubble waffles and it was pretty good. However, they charge 50p if your purchase is less than 5…read morepounds. I'm more accustomed to bubble waffles being soft and supple and chewy. However, the bubble waffles made here have more of a crispy layer on the outside. It's pretty nice :) I would come back.