Cheap Places to Eat in Newcastle

"Once the grain and keg store for the old Tooheys beer factory, this rustic bar-cafe is an atmospheric place to refresh yourself with one of the great rotating selections of no fewer than 21 eclectic..."

"64 – 66 Scott Street, Newcastle East NSW 2300100% Australian independent beer venue offering a menu inspired by the American Diner / Grillhttps://www.facebook.com/GrainStoreBar"

"Bar Petite is a cocktail lounge and tapas bar that’s designed to inspire a feeling of joie de vivre in everyone who walks through its doors. With a French-boutique style setting and some of the best music, food, wine and drinks in Newcastle, it’s a great place to get cosy with a loved one or just sit back and enjoy the finer things in life. Just don’t expect to watch the Knights on the big screen here, since TVs don’t get a look in."

"For a cosy, intimate and seductive evening spent lounging on a sofa sipping cocktails, it doesn’t get much better than Bar Petite. Casting aside loud music and intrusive TV screens for a more elegant, understated vibe, Bar Petite offers a respite from the more rowdy elements of Newcastle’s nightlife, and the perfect place for a relaxing night out. Live acoustic music on the weekends just adds to the charm of this lovely little spot."

"A go to spot when it come to a cozy bar with a unique tapas menu. This rustic location is a unique experience with a selection of traditional cocktails and an array of options for a delicious tapas style meal. View WebsiteGet Directions"

"It might not look like much from the outside, but that’s all part of the charm of this secret bar. Once you’ve managed to locate the entrance, prepare to be impressed with a large range of Australian gin and Japanese whiskey. Order from the cocktail menu or request your own creation."

"Wire mesh and upside-down lampshades give an offbeat industrial vibe to this dark and atmospheric speakeasy-style West End bar. A sizeable number of carefully selected spirits, including some fine Japanese..."

"Overlooking the harbour in the Honeysuckle foreshore precinct, this industrial-chic restaurant is the latest contender for the crown of Newcastle’s best seafood specialist. With fresh and inspired flavours, there’s plenty to get diners hooked, including their impressive range of cold, fried, grilled and mixed platters. The chef’s current top pick is oven-baked whole roasted New Zealand snapper with Balkan-inspired red peppers, chilli flakes and kalamata olives, which oozes authentic and wholesome flavours."

"Nagisa is one of the best regarded Japanese restaurants in Newcastle. Located in the Honeysuckle Precinct, Nagisa offers diners traditional Japanese delicacies, with a modern twist. Enjoy a touch of theatre at the teppanyaki bar, tuck into the freshest sushi and sashimi dishes, and savour authentic Japanese whisky, sake and craft beers."

"Nagisa Japanese Restaurant is the brainchild of Tetsuhiko Namba. He studied traditional methods back in Tokyo and traveled the world. He decided to open up his own restaurant that people in Newcastle love."

"The menu may include: Crispy Whole Salt & Pepper Snapper with crispy noodles and caramelised chilli garlic dressing or Scallops in a half shell with lemongrass, kaffir lime & coconut cream sauce."