The all new glitzy glam Fenwicks Food Hall is a right posh affair. Boasting 3 restaurants, a cafe, a wine bar and a coffee bar, the new look layout is a playground for foodies so after spending a hell of a lot more than I intended to in there, we made our way to Fuego. An Italian focusing on pizzas and small plates.
I don’t really know why I haven’t posted about my love for Zapatista before. Probably a combination of it not lasting long enough to take a pretty photo of, and once it’s all wrapped up, it’s not the most photogenic of foods anyway.
Tucked away on a rural working farm in rural Durham, Broom House Coffee Shop boasts a menu that is chock full of home cooked dishes and sweet treats made solely with ingredients from the farm.
On a wet and rainy Saturday afternoon, I whisked my Mam away for a decadent afternoon of cakes, tea and several Gin & Tonics in the luxurious confines of Slaley Hall for one of their excellent G&Tea afternoon teas (£21.35pp).
Who could resist?
Bringing a little bit of South American sparkle to the Newcastle dining scene, Viva Brazil has burst forth in a haze of samba music and sequinned leotards with it’s new churrascaria restaurant!