Unos

My husband and I visit Unos quite regular and find it cheap and cheerful, whilst its not the best italian food we've had, its still ok. What I really like about the place is the authenticity, but what I dont like is the rude and arrogant staff who hover over you and blatantly dont know how to be polite. My advice is, if you dont want to work with people, then dont! Anyway, we visited last night and were shown to a tasble by a rather obnoxious man and then served with our pasta by a blonde waitress who had the manners of a monkey. The food was delicious, and we both compliented how nice it was, however our night out was spoilt when we received the bill, to find that we ...  Read the complete review

This is one place in Newcastle which seems to have been here forever. It's one of those places which will probably always be popu;ar because it's right on the quayside, and serves good hearty food at a reasonable price. How to get there... As I said, the restaurant is right in the heart of the quayside, which is now pedestrian only access so the best thing to do is park on dean Street and walk down...no way will you be able to park outside. Once on the quayside, look downwards, because that's where you're going...downstairs! The Restaurant... Just a couple of steps and then you're in, and it really does have a bit of ...  Read the complete review

This would have to be my favourite place to eat in the whole of Newcastle. Tucked away under the big green monster of a bridge, in the basement of a terraced row of restaurants and snack-bar shops, in the middle of Geordie-clubland, there is the glittering gem of Uno's. The customers definitely know they're onto a good thing. The autographs of many of Newcastle's famous sons and daughters, plus those "just dropping by" adorn the walls as you walk in, and all around the restaurant. It is dimly lit, and 'cosy'. Perhaps a little _too_ dimly lit. The tables are closely packed, and the people tightly squeezed ...  Read the complete review