Cook House, it's fair to say, pioneered the "foodie revolution" in Ouseburn. Using ingredients sourced from Hexhamshire Organics, Anna Hedworth's dishes don't disappoint. Whether its the bbq'd mackerel with mussels, bone broth and kohlrabi or a aioli crusted hake and bacon crumble, the menus change with the seasons...and what the small kitchen feel like rustling up that day!

Kiln is a pottery studio and restaurant tucked away in Ouseburn. For wheel-thrown ceramic classes, a few good Middle-Eastern inspired dishes, delicious cocktails and that unique, Newcastle charm, Kiln has it all. Pop into Brinkburn St brewery next door, for the perfect end to a great supper. 

Newcastle is not yet a cultural hub, let's be honest. Though with the artist-run gallery, Slugtown, the future is looking inspiring. The mission is simple: they support pioneering, experimental and emerging talent, making art accessible to a wider audience. The result? An inspirational gallery space.  

A husband and wife born venture, Robbie and Alex's Northern Rye is an Ouseburn-based gem. With the original store to stop by, grab your loaf and buttery croissant based on the Riverside Walk and the new Bakehouse (where the magic happens) having opened in North Shields, you've doubled your chances of grabbing your weekend sourdough. They do run out!