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Blackfriars (Newcastle)
Newest Review: ... are inglenooks and hide away corners for more intimate dining but we chose a middle table as I like to have a good look ... more  ... around! However, for anyone wanting a romantic meal, it's worth knowing that this restaurant was voted 6th most romantic in the country.
Around the walls are pictures and historical references with lots of wooden panelling and a general air of cosiness. The table mats are detailed maps of the local area with information on where the restaurant sources its food, usually from local farms and markets.
The menu...
The menu offers largely traditional British food including an a la carte, a set menu and an al fresco Terrac...more |
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Blackfriars (Newcastle): A favourite eatery (1023 words)
by - written on 18/10/09 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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Blackfriars One of my favourite rstaurants in Newcastle, we went a few days ago for a mid week meal. Bit of history... Situated just off China town in Newcastle upon Tyne, and dating back to 1239, the restaurant claims to be the oldest in England, and was once a hostel accommodating Henry VIII, as well as being the refrectory for the monks. The site where the restaurant now stands was donated by three anonymous sisters and the first Mayor of newcastle, and when more donations came from local people and Henry III, the Blackfriars were established in the city. The Restaurant As I mentioned before, this is the oldest ... Read the complete review
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