The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Gateshead North East

Phoned ahead to book a quiet area to eat and was allocated a nice spot on arrival. We ordered a beef dinner and a small mince and dumplings and the size of the standard beef dinner was ridiculously large. The beef melted in the mouth and was cut very thick. The mince and dumplings was still a healthy portion, even for what they said was a small plate. Unfortunately we could not finish our dinners but thoroughly enjoyed them. The service was excellent and we had ordered dessert’s but had to take them to go as we were so full. Great dinner but so filling.

Would never book for Xmas lunch again. Frozen veg, tasteless dessert and didn't get the final coffee mince pie and chocolate torte. £49.99 pp I expect fresh veg

Popped in for a Birthday Breakfast. Food was excellent and staff were very attentive. Nice clean restaurant. Well worth the money. Thank You.

Lots of choices of cake, pastries , pasties , sausage rolls, breakfast options , tea, coffee , hot and cold food. I remember the day this place opened. The only down side is that the place is not really disability friendly, it is very loud, crowded which can be overwhelming. May I suggest doing some quiet time for those who struggle with this. I'm sure you will still get frequent business!

Was at the Wheatsheaf with a large group of friends for their 'Christmas Fayre' lunch. Food was plentiful and superb. Staff were friendly and efficient. I use a wheelchair. A ramp was provided to enable access..

Visited at 5.40 and ordered a coffee, Staff were less than enthusiastic. Clearly two guys serving didn’t get on and we’re arguing at the counter. All in all it took another member if staff to join them to sort out my small order. This took 17 mins! Another guy ordered a toasted sandwich. It was cooked then left on the side. Item was cold by the time staff realised it hadn’t been given out. The staff really need sorting out. This truly was an appalling experience. C’mon Costa sort your staff out.

I’ve never been to the shop but always get cheesecakes from the quayside market on a Sunday. I’m vegan and gluten intolerant and the vegan, no gluten cheesecakes are incredible! Such a good range and just so lush! Couldn’t recommend more.

Bit of a late review as recently joined. Went on my mates stag do. Great atmosphere, but cant really remember much. What I do remember, was good. Its a nice place for starting your evening.

My little niece and nephew loved playing with the toys available. The cheese and onion scone was lovely. It is clearly a very dog friendly place but I think there should be a notice to advise dog owners to ensure their dogs behave in the cafe. When we walked to a table there was a lady with two dogs both barking and snarling at us and pulling on their leads as we passed them which really frightened my little niece and nephew and myself. The dog owner didn’t seem to care and didn’t do anything about the dogs awful behaviour.

Had been once before and it was nice. Ordered toastie instead got sandwiches which were made on thin white bread with cheese that was tasteless. Poor quality ingredients. The price list stated £2.20 for tea but charged an additional 50p for being in a pot. For nearly £6 it was very poor value. Place itself is very nice and quite quirky which I like just the food on this occasion did not match up.

Great beer and perfect views across the Tyne and the bridges.

Needed a pick me up so pulled into Costas and ordered a Gingerbread cream latte. Both members of staff were excellent, reminding me of the app to use. Coffee was lovely

New lease holders only been in for 8-9weeks.Friendly staff, spot on pint, just starting to do food on Friday 12-7, Sat 12-7, Sun 12-5.Give it a try , it will only get better.

Good beer and food at reasonable prices. Really nice staff.

The various major food websites are getting greedier than ever. I would therefore recommend that you download the Saleems app and order on that. For what we had, the difference in price was between £7 - £8 less. It actually made the difference between placing the order or not. My wife had Tikka Chicken Dopiaza with Garlic Pilau rice, whilst I had Tikka Chicken Punjabi with Onion Fried rice. Both meals were delicious and nicely spiced. The rice portion was in the same sized carton as the curry and one portion would probably be enough for two, unless you are very hungry. The chicken was tender and there was lots of it, so worth the money. We shared a Peshwari naan which was equally tasty.