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Diners at Lovage, Jesmond can have their fill of halibut after the restaurant took delivery of a 113kg fish, believed...
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Sunday sunshine followed Saturday’s rain as food-lovers flocked to County Durham’s coastline for two days of festival fun. Some 120...
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The Royal Academy of Culinary Arts has named its Annual Awards of Excellence recipients, including Newcastle-based Megan Armstrong – winner of the RACA Young Pastry Chef prize. The results were announced at a gala dinner at Claridge’s, hosted by RACA chairman John Williams. Three AAE recipients were recognised for scoring...
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The Roxburgh, Whitley Bay is continuing its schedule of summer Sunday pop-ups in coming weeks – with chef/owner Gary Dall...
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Dabbawal Jesmond has undergone a transformation to celebrate its 10th anniversary, with the Indian street food restaurant sporting a new...
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Super scotch eggs, dirty fries, local fudge and cookie pies are on the menu for this year’s Seaham Food Festival. Durham County Council, which organises the festival, has confirmed some 120 traders from County Durham and beyond for this year’s event, which takes place Saturday August 5 and Sunday August...
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Anna Frost, head sommelier at Ophelia, Gosforth has been named in Harper’s Top 25 Sommeliers list for 2023 – joining...
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Zeera Indian Cuisine has launched its Home Kitchen service, offering restaurant-quality food cooked by the expert chefs in the restaurant,...
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The Blackbird at Ponteland, a former North East Pub of the Year, has unveiled its latest menu, featuring flavours from around the globe. Inspiration has been taken from Asia, France, Italy and Germany as well as a number of homegrown favourites. Guests can enjoy dishes including white onion and thyme...
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County Durham-based WL Distillery has announced plans to ramp up expansion with further investment and site acquisition after launching an...
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NE1’s Newcastle Restaurant Week is set to return August 7-13 with more than 110 restaurants signed up to take part...
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Foodies from across the region helped make Sunderland’s Food and Drink Festival a huge success – with more than 15,000 people supporting local traders and businesses, creating an estimated £840,000 boost to the local economy. Organised by Sunderland BID, the event brought markets and food stalls – including many local...
