Restaurants With Outdoor Dining In Newcastle

Thanks to its tropical plants, light-coloured decking and classy garden furniture, Barluga is one of the best outdoor restaurants in Newcastle upon Tyne. Pick from the range of mouthwatering mains, like Thai yellow curry or spinach and ricotta tortellini, while knocking back signature cocktails like the Raspberry Bonbon or a Bakewell Sour.

For some of the freshest slices in the North East and alfresco dining on a leafy terrace to boot, make your way to Pizza Dough Co in Gosforth. Sink your teeth into toppings like barbecue chicken, burrata and truffle oil, which pair nicely with signature cocktails like the Banana Colada or a classic sangria on a summer's day.

Searching for a stylish meeting place on our city's outskirts? The colourful beer garden at The Bridal Path in Whickham ticks a lot of boxes, especially for fans of tasty wings. Whether it's chicken or cauliflower, be sure to coat them with the stellar sauces available, alongside two for one cocktails like the Blackcurrant Blast or a classic Long Island Iced Tea.

Located in Gosforth, Three Mile's expansive selection of mains will sort you out no matter what food cravings are calling. Everything from tandoori chicken flatbreads to sweet potato curry and spicy bean burgers can be munched on in the comfort of a covered garden - complete with heaters for that unpredictable North East weather.

When it comes to the best outdoor dining Newcastle restaurants have to offer, 97 & Social should be at the top of your list. Dive into the Mexican menu, nab a North Sea cod taco and absorb the bubbling atmosphere from the cute garden, where you can watch the bustling Osborne road go by. As for drinks? Expect signature serves like the Life's A Peach, or classic spritzes that are perfect for summer.

Yolo Townhouse has a secret terrace upstairs with fairy lights and pillows, creating the perfect hangout destination for cocktails, curries, burgers and more. This quirky eatery isn't short on bargains either, it offers two pizzas for £12 from Sunday to Friday and a £28.95 bottomless brunch too. Not in the city? Head to the sunny patio area at their Ponteland venue instead.

After the best restaurants with outdoor seating in Newcastle city centre? Head to Chaophraya, which flaunts chic vibes and a stunning rooftop that looks out over the Monument area. Its Thai menu lives up to the setting, with a classy range of stir-fries, soups and curries to choose from. We adore their specials - tamarind roast duck anyone?

Rustic charm is flowing in As You Like It. The classy venue provides alfresco dining with a sweet garden space too across multiple levels, which is the ideal setting for treating your tastebuds to rib eye steak, slow-cooked lamb ragu or confit duck leg, while sipping on signature serves like the watermelon-infused As It Was or a Geordie Zombie.

Restaurants with outdoor seating in Newcastle upon Tyne don't get much fancier than Leila Lily's. Stunning foliage surrounds the building, which makes it the perfect venue for Sunday lunch or date night. Afternoon tea is also an option for £19.95 per person, as well as mains like wagyu burgers, harissa spiced cauliflower and Mongolian steak flatbreads.

The sun is shining and you're wondering where to eat outdoors in Newcastle? Get down to Spy Bar Jesmond for nosh like buttermilk chicken burgers and loaded fries. Heaters and covers will come to the rescue if - heaven forbid - it starts raining, while these guys even offer TV screens on their terrace so you don't have to miss the sports just because the sun is out.

When it comes to outdoor restaurants in Newcastle city centre, you can't get better than rooftop dining at The Botanist. Their plant-covered terrace looks out over the iconic Monument, ideal for snacking on their signature hanging kebabs filled with chicken, halloumi and more, or a juicy burger and fries. As for drinks, they specialise in gin blends and you can even get your cocktail served in a plant pot.

Located right on the edge of the city centre, Hancock is a favourite for students and locals alike - especially thanks to their heated patio area and three for £13 small plates. Think chorizo skewers, calamari strips, gourmet burgers and stone-baked pizzas under the sun, with two for £11 cocktails on the cards from Sunday to Thursday.

Get over to the Toon's oldest pub, The Old George Inn, and choose from its expansive mains menu, which includes pizzas, wings and juicy burgers to go with a pint or two. The friendly local boasts one of the best beer gardens around, covered with pretty fairy lights, and don't be surprised if you get chatting to some new pals at this social spot.

The Muddler is among the best places to eat outdoors in Newcastle. Grab a table with the city centre ahead of you and embrace Grey Street's buzz as you nibble on East Asian small plates like gyozas, bao buns and tempura prawns, paired with delicious cocktails for £10 or less - think a Lychee Ginger Collins or the Yuzu Coconut Royal.

With cute fairy lights and a cover, The Holy Hobo is always worth visiting for a sweet nighttime atmosphere. This popular Jesmond spot not only boasts live DJs in the evening, but they've also got a laidback outdoor seating area at the front. Fancy banging authentic Jamaican flavours? Make sure you try the jerk chicken kebab or its tasty halloumi alternative.

For outdoor pub grub, seasonal craft beers and cask ales, check out modern and trendy pub Brandling Arms in Gosforth. You can expect dishes like shredded duck salad, chicken schnitzel and seafood linguini here, to be demolished on their spacious terrace while surrounded by pretty foliage. 

This Quayside spot is particularly great for vegans thanks to it's menu being 50% plant-based, with dishes like spicy shawarma pizza, falafel burgers and tasty gyros up for grabs. You can sit back and enjoy views of the river while you're here, with shuffleboard, foosball, retro gaming and pool available for entertainment indoors.

Found on Pink Lane, The Forth's outdoor seating area features colourful murals, twinkly fairy lights and plenty of plants. Secure a table in the sun or under the covered section, where you can devour everything from fried chicken tenders and mac 'n' cheese to poke bowls or spicy halloumi burgers.

Seen the weather is looking good and fancy some outdoor dining in Newcastle city centre? Victoria Comet has a cute space at the front to get stuck into classic sandwiches and traditional pub mains, while sipping on a cracking range of beers and watching the world go by. You just can't beat fish and chips in the sunshine.

Located close to the Tyne, The Bridge Tavern serves hoisin duck noodles, steak sharing platters, baked camembert and sensational Sunday roasts - alongside quality ales and craft beers from the pub's very own microbrewery. This spot is a real suntrap too, with cosy outdoor sofas and heaters for the colder months.

Can't decide what cuisine you're in the mood for? Then try out By The River Brew Co, where they've got street food vendors selling everything from fried chicken and Mexican fare to vegan pies or sweet treats. You can also grab homemade beers here and locally sourced craft ales, with plenty of cocktails on offer too, to be enjoyed while looking out over the Tyne from this Gateshead spot.

A firm favourite on the Jesmond scene is cocktail bar and restaurant Jam Jar. Situated on Osborne Road, these guys are slinging out gourmet meat or plant-based burgers and nachos loaded with cheesy goodness, as well as a cracking two for £12 offer on cocktails from Sunday to Thursday and 20% off food for students.

An Ouseburn favourite that's always packed in the summer months, The Tyne Bar is a winner when it comes to alfresco sips and river views. Kick back with a pint of local beer, while munching on crispy chicken rice bowls, falafel wraps or Texan barbecue burgers, with every single main course costing less than a tenner.