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Where to eat in Newcastle

12 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Newcastle. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Where to eat in Newcastle

  1. Eat

    Blue Door Cafe

    In the heart of the Civic precinct. Serves fresh, simple dishes and of course, coffee.

    Takeaway 6AM-3PM, dine in 7AM-2:30PM$15-25 per food item, <$10 for drinks

  2. Eat

    Euro Patisserie

    Deservedly popular for their award-winning cakes and pastries.

    Mon–Fri 7AM–4PM; Sat 7AM–3PM; Sun 8AM–2PM

  3. Eat

    Goldbergs Coffee House

    A busy Darby St stalwart, offers large meals and a good location for people-watching.

    Wed–Mon 7AM–1PM

  4. Eat

    Oma's Kitchen

    Bavarian German style cafe, with authentic dishes such as Bavarian sausages, pork knuckle and lebekaese at somewhat high prices. Real German beer available.

    From $25 for mains

  5. Eat

    Suspension Espresso

    Very good coffee near Hamilton Station. Great for waiting for the train back to Sydney.

    Daily 6AM-5PMCoffees $4, mains from $10

  6. Eat Not mapped

    Larrie's

    Old fashioned fish and chip cafe. It's not obligatory to have your surfboard on hand to eat here but it looks as though it should be.

    A$15 for fish and chips

  7. Eat

    Benjamas Thai

    Thai cuisine.

    Tue–Sat 11:30AM–3PM, 4:30–10PM; Sun Mon 4:30–10PM

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    Bocados

    Spanish cuisine.

  9. Eat

    Civic Lunch Delights

    389 Hunter Street

    Mon–Fri 6:30AM–2:30PM

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    Delucas Pizza

    Italian classics.

  11. Eat

    Moor

    North African and Spanish dishes.

  12. Eat

    Subo

    551D Hunter Street, Newcastle West

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Newcastle (CC BY-SA 4.0).