Book Italian Restaurants in Newcastle

Browse and book Italian restaurants in Newcastle, Tyne And Wear and North East England. Narrow your choice by selecting your cuisine type from the menu on the right. If you can't find the restaurant you are looking for, please try our restaurant directory for more local listings and be sure to check our eating out offers section for our latest dining out deals.

Piccolino Located close to the Quayside in Newcastle’s Trinity Gardens, Piccolino offers rustic Italian dining in pleasingly comfortable, contemporary surroundings. With its buzzing atmosphere and friendly service, Piccolino finds favour with young locals and smart visitors who enjoy the restaurants unique take on the Italian food. While surroundings are modern, a touch of rustic styling ensures that Piccolino is unpretentious in its look and when it comes to food, the kitchen concentrates on good, seasonal ingredients to offer a changing menu of authentic modern and traditional dishes. Food is prepared in an open kitchen, adding a spot of entertainment to proceedings and assuring diners that everything – right down to the pasta – is absolutely fresh and handmade. Cuisine: Italian Location: Stockbridge House, Trinity Gardens, Quayside, NE1 2HJ [Map]

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Secco Lovers of authentic Italian food should have the award-winning Secco in Newcastle on their hit list. Acclaimed as being the best Italian outside of London, Secco is a luxe setting on Pilgrim Street which attracts a glamourous crowd. Hamed Fardoust took over the restaurant in 2009, and the menu is a phenomenal blend of wholesome, rustic flavours whipped up into sexy little dishes that should be eaten in a cocktail dress. We love the paccheri pasta with tiger prawns, scallops and a lemon and rosemary sauce; the shoulder of Northumberland lamb stuffed with mint, fennel, scallions, sun-dried tomatoes and garlic; and the moreish vanilla panna cotta for pudding. Cuisine: Italian Location: 86 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE1 6SG [Map]

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Zizzi Italian restaurant chain Zizzi opened the doors of its very first branch in London's Chiswick in 1999. Now there are over 100 branches, all decorated in an appealing contemporary style. Wood-fired ovens, open kitchens and modern interior design with locally influenced art features make for a vibrant atmosphere. As for the food, they serve up a variety of traditional Italian dishes including all the usual suspects: salads, antipasti, pasta, pizza, calzone, risotto as well as fish and meat mains and desserts. What Zizzi really pride themselves on is sourcing good quality ingredients; salads are dressed with white balsamic vinegar from Modena, for example, and offer Goddess Olives, a variety known for their firm flesh and nutty flavour. The modestly priced wine list is dominated by Italian wines, starting at £13.45 for a Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. Newcastle's Zizzi on Grey Street is a surprising oasis from the bustling city centre - the staff and décor contribute to a relaxed, rustic atmosphere. Cuisine: Italian Location: 42-50 Grey Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 6AE [Map]

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