Grainger Market is one of the oldest and largest indoor markets in the UK, truly a foodie heaven with local produce, delis, bakeries & butchers! Meat Stack is a must-visit for a delicious burger, and pick J&G Fresh Fish for the seafood lovers. After lunch, grab a coffee at Ouseburn Coffee Company and head towards the city centre.
The Quayside Market is a Saturday-only outdoor market with various street food options. Indulge in delicious food from all over the globe, such as Sghetti Monster's loaded fries or The French Oven's artisanal bread. You will also experience a beautiful view of the river Tyne while wandering the Quayside Market.
The Staiths Cafe is an unmissable spot for breakfast, coffee, or lunch with a peaceful view of the Tyne. You'll savour their signature dishes like a Classic Eggs Benedict, Mushrooms on Sourdough Toast or a Stack of Pancakes with Bacon and Maple Syrup.
The Great British Cupcakery located in Jesmond, is a sweet tooth's delight! Be it for brunch, lunch or high-tea, their freshly baked cupcakes are a must-try! You can indulge in colourful macarons, and teas with your cupcakes for the full British experience.
Your best options for transportation are a combination of walking and taxis. Newcastle is a compact city, so you can cover most attractions on foot. Taxis are readily available but can be expensive.
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If you have an extra day, take a walking tour to explore the beautiful sights of Cherryburn and Tynemouth. Foodies might want to visit the Earl Grey Tea House for Afternoon Tea on the Quayside. You can skip Great British Cupcakery if you're on a tight budget or choosing a healthier lifestyle.
Newcastle International Airport(NCL) is about 6 miles northwest of Newcastle City Centre. It has decent public transport connectivity to reach the city centre within 1 hour or through taxis within 15-20 minutes.