Restaurants in Newcastle
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Blue Water Pizza
Bright and brassy, this lively waterfront eatery is the place to come for wood-fired pizza, particularly on a Monday when all pies are a bargain $14.
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Estabar
Head here for gooey chocolate cakes, homemade gelati and Spanish-style hot chocolates. If you’re a savoury kind of guy or girl, then opt for the chorizo and chickpea hot pot – it rocks.
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Sticky Rice Thai
Beach-style Thai served up with typical Novocastrian zest and five beers on tap.
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Scratchleys
This glass-fronted block stretches out over the water and is popular for business lunches, romantic dinners and family celebrations (think golden oldies toasting their 40th wedding anniversary). The extensive menu is sure to please seafood lovers.
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Goldbergs
This Darby St favourite is always busy and we’re not surprised. A large and varied menu, huge portions, a leafy courtyard and battered leather sofas keep folk coming back again and again.
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Paymaster’s Café
White linen tablecloths, wicker chairs and heritage surrounds make dining here an absolute delight – and that’s before you’ve even sampled the excellent Asian-inspired menu.
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Scotties
Locals love this laid-back place for its fish and chips, burgers and old-fashioned milkshakes. Takeaway or eat in at one of the rickety tables and watch the people pass by.
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Jonah's on the Beach
A concoction of contemporary Australian cuisine by the beach. Go for lobster and king prawn fettuccini for dinner or champagne battered fish with lime aioli for lunch.
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Last Drop
A fabulous funky cafe that’s big on service, good food and great coffee. The Turkish sandwiches are best enjoyed on the comfy couch out back.
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Bogie Hole Café
Within splashing distance of Newcastle Beach, this summery corner cafe offers bikini-friendly lunches and heavier hide-behind-your-towel dishes such as crumbed calamari and lasagne.
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