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- MMarieNewcastle and Northumberland •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoAbsaloutly lovely food was beautiful, im not a big eater so the portion sizes were just right for me , if you like huge portions then this isnt for you, im also very picky we dine out a lot and one thhing i cant abide is food chucked together looking a mess and no flavour,Vitos food is presented looking like it should like a work of art you can tell the chefs take pride in what they cook and tastes phenonemull, i love how you can see the kitchen and watch them making the food whilst you wait, my only gripe is the seating it feels like your encroaching other diners, your that close you hear every word everyone is saying so iit takes away from what should be a romantic setting which is a shameMore infoVito's OsteriaPrice: Expensive• Italian• Sunderland•4.9
- SStevenNewcastle and Northumberland •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoIf you’re thinking of visiting the French quarter you won’t be disappointed, this is our favourite restaurant in Newcastle! The staff are very friendly and helpful to make sure you get the best experience, great atmosphere and the food is outstanding! This was our third visit and it’s been superb all three times! I highly recommend the French quarter to anyone, especially anyone looking for the best French restaurant! Already looking forward to our next visit. Thanks again!More infoThe French QuarterPrice: Expensive• French• Newcastle upon Tyne•4.8
- MMikeNewcastle and Northumberland •11 reviews5.0Dined on 3 Feb 2025My wife and I made our first visit to The Broad Chare for lunch, upstairs in the dining room, to celebrate my birthday, and what an excellent choice we made. We decided to mark the occasion by having the T-bone steak to share - we realised that neither of us had ever had that cut before - and I can't imagine it could be better. The meat was perfectly cooked, the blue cheese salad was delicious, it was a memorable dish. The starters were excellent as well - can't say much about the desserts because all we were capable of by that stage was lemon sorbet each! When we arrived there was only one other table occupied, but it soon filled up and was a really good atmosphere. Staff were all friendly and efficient. A bit pricy, but it was a birthday lunch and definitely worth it!More infoThe Broad CharePrice: Expensive• British• Newcastle upon Tyne•4.8
- DMDavidMNewcastle and Northumberland •3 reviews5.0Dined on 27 Mar 2024Lovely food, staff absolutely fantastic and couldn’t do enoughMore infoBoard Inn SunderlandPrice: Moderate• British• Sunderland•5
- MBMattBNewcastle and Northumberland •2 reviews5.0Dined on 20 July 2023Great service from Alex and Mick, breakfast was spot on and all for a decent priceMore infoChesters SunderlandPrice: Moderate• British• Sunderland•4.8
Discover best cozy restaurants in Sunderland
Discover a delightful array of cozy dining spots nestled in the charming locales of Sunderland, Newcastle, and Northumberland. These restaurants are the epitome of warmth and comfort, offering inviting atmospheres that make you feel right at home. Each establishment boasts unique decor that ranges from rustic charm to modern snugness, perfectly aligning with the 'cozy' theme sought by diners. The dining scene in these areas is diverse, catering to a variety of tastes with a focus on quality and a friendly, relaxed service that enhances the cozy vibe. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot for a romantic dinner or a comfortable place for a family gathering, you'll find an array of options that promise a memorable dining experience. These restaurants not only serve delicious food but also embody the true essence of hospitality, making each meal a genuinely pleasant experience. Ideal for those chilly evenings or when you just need a comforting meal in a pleasant setting, these spots are must-visits for anyone in Sunderland, Newcastle, and Northumberland.