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Cafe de Vie (Newcastle)Newest Review: ... the soup of the day is and what today's special dishes are. Everything was very well priced e.g. chicken salad and fries £6.95, Paninis £3.95, Croissant with ham and cheese £2.95. The drinks prices were not too bad either considering the cafe's city centre location. I had a Chorizo, Mozzarella and Sun dried tomato Panini (hot) and added a side salad and fries for an extra £2 which I thought ... more |
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by - written on 21/07/09 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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Cafe de Vie is a small French cafe with indoor and outdoor tables just off Northumberland Street (in Newcastle) at the end of Saville Row - just turn off at Superdrug and walk right to the end - you can't miss it! I've walked passed it many, many times but never took the opportunity to go in until just recently. A friend and myself had our lunch there on one Saturday shopping trip and I can confess right now: we were very impressed! As I said it's a French cafe: french inspired food, french interiors, french staff (well one or two are french). They serve a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, paninis and baked offerings (all of which looked ... Read the complete review
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