There are plenty of great hotel options in Newcastle and Gateshead to choose from. Prefer something more central? Hotels such as Motel One, Maldron, and Crowne Plaza all offer a comfortable and stylish stay within walking distance of Newcastle’s best bars, restaurants, and attractions.

Fancy a touch of luxury? Check into the stylish Dakota Hotel on the Quayside, or opt for the elegant Vermont Hotel, located right beside Newcastle Castle. For unforgettable views, the Hilton offers a stunning overlook of the iconic Tyne Bridge.

Start your day right with a delectable brunch in the city centre.

Olive & Bean is all about good coffee and great food, served in a welcoming spot right next to Grainger Market. It’s the perfect spot to kick-start your day with incredibly tasty food. The menu ranges from bagels and topped toasts to breakfast burritos, waffles, and eggs Benedict - all paired with a choice of coffee, tea, or fresh smoothies.

For a laid back lunch in style, head to Societe Cafe Bar. The European-style hotspot offers the likes of Italian coffee and fresh pastries as well as signature pizza on homemade thing crust dough. The cosy cafe is a little spot of luxury on Grey Street, and acts as the ideal place to enjoy a delicious lunch whilst people watching - what's better than that?

If you fancy a snack during your foodie adventure, head to Cafe 21 inside the wonderful Fenwick. For your sweet treat cravings, this is sure to hit the spot. Enjoy their selection of rich cheesecakes, scones, biscuits and more. Make sure to pair your little sweet treat with a freshly brewed coffee, speciality tea, or even a glass of fizz if you fancy.

Tuck into a flavour-packed curry night at Dakwala Bombay Canteen, a stunning restaurant inspired by Mumbai’s traditional Khanawal street stalls, right on Grainger Street. Their menu showcases the very best of Bombay’s rich food culture, from authentic street food favourites to inventive twists on classic dishes. If you fancy a drink, their cocktail menu mixes unique flavour combinations with timeless favourites - the perfect pairing for your meal.

If you are wanting to discover one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Newcastle, make your way to Ouseburn. The Ouseburn Valley is a hotspot for foodies and Ernest is no exception. Enjoy a range of breakfast options in this down to earth cafe and sample their popular hash bowls. A great way to start the day!

When you're in Ouseburn over lunchtime and fancy a quick bite to eat, look no further than Gingerinos. Enjoy their handmade authentic thin and crispy stonebaked pizzas by the slice (they're huge!) and perfect for a lunch on the go. With plenty of toppings to choose from, there's no better place for a tasty pizza slice -  just don't forget the garlic dip!

For a snack between lunch and dinner, head to the delicious Northern Rye in Ouseburn. Grab yourself a stunning coffee and browse their selection of sweet treats, from pastries, to cakes they really do have it all. It's a very popular spot, so expect a little queue, but trust us - the flavours and the quality of the produce is absolutely worth waiting for.

Ouseburn is filled with so many great dining options to choose from, including The Cook House, which is a real standout. Featured in the Michelin Guide, this restaurant has a regularly changing menu that is seasonal, that keeps things fresh and exciting. It's the perfect spot to experience the very best of the region’s produce in a welcoming, intimate setting.

Head to 3Sixty and enjoy breakfast in the clouds.

As Newcastle’s first and only sky lounge, diners can gaze out and admire jaw dropping skyline views with exceptional service to match. Tuck into their full English, incredible pancake stacks or even steak and eggs - if that's more your vibe. It's such a great spot to enjoy brunch and fuel yourself up for the day ahead.

In unit 5-6 of the Grainger Market, you will find a delightfully pastel pink stall serving up fresh bagels daily. King Baby Bagels make hand rolled, kettled boiled fresh bagels and offer a range of unique filling combinations, including a Geordie favourite Peas Pudding. The bagels are sure to hit the spot and fill you up for a day of exploring the Toon.

A Sunday visit to the Quayside Market is a must when in Newcastle. Feeling hungry? The street food scene is a highlight, with vendors serving a variety of global flavours, from loaded burgers and fries, wood-fired pizza and tacos, to sweet treats like crepes, artisan doughnuts and ice cream. It's one of the best food markets in the city, that's for sure.

After a stroll along the Quayside, make a pit stop at The Cycle Hub. Enjoy their lovely selection of sweet treats, scones, and freshly brewed coffees. Take a seat, relax, and soak in the unbeatable views of the River Tyne as you sip on your coffee.

Treat yourselves to a touch of elegance at Dobson & Parnell. It's a stylish restaurant located on Newcastle’s beautiful Quayside serving up refined British and European dishes with a focus on locally-sourced, sustainable ingredients. It’s a classy yet relaxed setting to enjoy some delicious food.

It's the perfect way to wrap up your three day foodie adventure.