Category Archives: Cocktail

Zio Bar – Jesmond

Zio bar is attached to Fratello’s restaurant on Jesmond Road, Jesmond, and is easily accessible from Osborne Road by walking, or Bus and Metro Links.  Regular readers may recall my original Zio Bar post which was written back in April when I first visited, we were so impressed with this visit that we decided to pop back for more food and less alcohol!

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Spring Event at Newcastle Malmaison

Back in April I was kindly invited to the Newcastle Malmaison to attend a Spring Event, the event was a thank you to business customers who use the hotel on a regular basis, it’s a great way for the hotel to make customers aware of what they can offer and give other business in the area a chance to show their wares so to speak.

I did write a post on my Lifestyle Blog but wanted to save the food and drink for a separate post as I feel it deserves at least that.

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Las Iguanas

Las Iguanas is situated on 62-74 Grey Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, a short walk from Monument Metro Station

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Uncle Zio Decided To Open A Bar!

From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the leafy suburbs of Jesmond – meet Uncle Zio.

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Barluga Newcastle

Barluga is situated on 35 Grey Street, Newcastle, a short walk from Monument metro station.

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Chiquito Durham

I recently visited Chiquito in Durham with fellow blogger Katie from Lady From A Tramp  we originally tried to get a table in Funky Bhudda but were told they were not serving food so we tool refuge next door in Chiquito.

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Malmaison Bloggers Dinner

On Thursday evening I was lucky enough to be invited to a bloggers dinner evenrt at Newcastle’s malmaison hotel.

The Malmaison is a short 15 minute walk from Newcastle city centre and a stone throw from the River Tyne.  The hotel is situated in the grand former Co-op building which has stood the test of time with it’s beautifully maintained sandstone facade.
When you enter the hotel you are greeted with luxury from every angle, shades of black, grey and plum are everywhere, staff are beautiful and well presented and the scent of lilies fills the air.

Walking into the bar area you are transported into a different place and time, I imagine this is what people thought when entering first class areas on the Titanic.  It looks like a place that the rich and famous could be found sipping a cognac and smoking a Cuban cigar. Continue reading

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