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Pani's CafeNewest Review: ... tables are small, usually sitting four, but any number of people can be accommodated, and I have been at birthday or Christmas parties where there have been 20 of us, and it has seemed to be no trouble to Panis to seat us. It is wise, however, if you are in a large party, to call ahead to book, as it is a place which is always incredibly busy, and standing watching other people eat fabulous ... more |
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by - written on 23/10/06 (Very useful, 646 readings)
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PANIS CAFÉ One of Newcastle’s Best Kept Secrets So Don’t be Telling Everyone you Meet!!!! Down an old cobbled back lane in Newcastle, halfway down the hill to the Tyne, in spitting distance of the famous Theatre Royal, and overlooked by Lord Grey Himself, is a tiny piece of Sardinia, in the shape of Panis Café. It is a bit of a secret, and people who go there don’t usually talk too much about it, for fear of the place being overrun. I’ve been a regular there since it opened 10 years ago and if I take you there, it’s because you’re special, and I trust you will love it as much as I do. Panis Café is run by an Italian family, and it ... Read the complete review
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