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   Land of Oak & Iron Heritage Centre and café shrub

   Blaydon-on-Tyne

   Offering hearty breakfasts, seasonal lunches and delicious home-bakes, all made with locally sourced ingredients; café shrub's ever-changing menu offers a mouth-watering selection.
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   Gibside National Trust

   Rowlands Gill

   Escape to this tranquil 18th century landscaped garden created by one of the richest men in Georgian England, George Bowes.

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   Price £6.20 to £30.40 Per Ticket Type
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   Daniel Farm

   Crawcrook

   Daniel Farm is both a working farm and visitor attraction, with a café, deli serving home-baked cakes and pastries, whilst the adjoining farm shop is well stocked with local artisan foods and deli-goods including fresh bread, cheese, eggs, quiches…
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   Miji Chinese Restaurant

   Blaydon-on-Tyne

   Miji Chinese Restaurant is located in an old pub and has a selection of the very best in Chinese food.  There is something for everyone on the extensive menu; maybe you fancy a Pork dish, Cantonese dish or why not try a Set meals?

   Takes…
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   Crowley’s Iron Works

   Winlaton

   Sir Ambrose Crowley established one of the very first factories using the water power of the river Derwent to drive huge machines to produce wrought iron. A weir across the Derwent and stone dam which has been reclaimed by nature near Clockburn Lake…
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   A'La Turka Turkish Barbecue & Grill Restaurant

   Birtley

   A La Turka is a formal Turkish restaurant, opening it's doors to all aspects of Mediterranean cuisine.
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   Black Bull

   Blaydon-on-Tyne

   The Bull is a genuinely dog-friendly pub, with a gallery of pictures of our regular four-footed customers.

   Real music is one of our great loves and three music clubs are based in this thriving pub. Beside Tynefolk and Buskers' Night, there are…
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   We'll Meet Again - 1940s Café

   Dunston

   Every Thursday 10am-1pm at St. Nicholas Church Hall, Dunston. 1940s feel cafe offering not only refreshments and cake, but more importantly a community feel with conversation, games and memorabilia.  

   

   

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   Ye Olde Cross

   Ryton

   We are a community-owned pub in Ryton village in the Tyne Valley. We’re open seven days a week and we host an ever-growing selection of regular community activities and events. Stop in for real ales, hot coffee and a warm welcome.
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    Up The Street

    Winlaton

    Situated in a former Cafe on the front street in Winlaton, our aim is to serve locally brewed real ales and ciders in a friendly welcoming atmosphere. We put great emphasis on serving quality products from the local area.

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