El Coto - Newcastle upon Tyne

This venue is excellent for pre-game meals. I had a great experience with friendly and helpful staff, delicious food, and they even rearranged tables to fit our group.

Terrible experience! The food was ice cold and definitely not worth the high price. Cafe Andeluz is much better and more affordable.

Great food, friendly, fast service and a lovely quirky restaurant. Sadly since the Durham restaurant closed we don't get to go very often, but when we visit the Newcastle one, it's always will worth it!

Lovely food and a brilliant deal for restaurant week. Great staff and quick service. The prawns, lamb meatballs and calamari were our favourites!

The small plates make this restaurant a fabulous choice for either lite bites or a full meal. We are a family of vegetarians and one of my daughters has coeliac disease so is gluten free because of this we are sometimes limited to a small number of options but not here we all had a wealth of choice which was refreshing and much appreciated. We choose manchego, olives, mushrooms in garlic, tortilla, lentil stew, chickpea stew, aubergine topped with cheese and tomato and garlic topped bread, patatas bravas and padron peppers. Everything was cooked and seasoned to perfction in fact we enjoyed the lentil stew and manchego so much we ordered seconds! We ordered many small plates and copius amounts of alcohol and the bill was a very reasonable £121 for the four of us. The atmosphere was great, the service was attentive and the food was to class highly recommended.