Pleased to Meet You in Newcastle upon Tyne

Cuisine: Asian and British

The Pleased to Meet You location can be found in the Newcastle upon Tyne locality. If you prefer to go directly you will find it at High Bridge Street, a place that you can also visit without problems using your favorite map APP on your own.

Pleased to Meet You is an ideal British venue if you are interested in getting closer to the Newcastle upon Tyne area.

The Pleased to Meet You establishment has obtained a 4.3 from 1852 diner ratings, no doubt 1852 are not a few scores, as you can see, this restaurant does not leave any consumer unmoved.

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Where is Pleased to Meet You?

🏠 41-45 High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1EW


Hip bar-restaurant offering comfort food, including burgers, plus craft beers and speciality gins.

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Opinions

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Was treated to Afternoon Tea by my son on Saturday (early Mother’s Day) really enjoyed it. We sat in a nice sunny spot in the window. We did have to ask for our tea/coffee - think we were forgotten about but I was really impressed that a member of staff snuck out (without mention to us) to buy cream for my coffee instead of ‘sorry we don’t have’. Fizz and espresso martinis went down well too.

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The 1st time we went it was good. food really good, service ok .The second was a shambles, had to wait 5 minutes before anyone even came to seat us. Most of the menu was off. Service was terrible as there was only 2 staff running around, the food is good but very salty. We just put it down to being midweek and give it another chance.3rd time.Service was miles better, only one thing off the menu.The food was OK again but same problem, salt way to much.The menu is limited and very overpriced.Some people may love it, but it's not for me.

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This bar looks lovely on the outside and the pics on Google maps make it look lovely too but it wasn't that nice inside. I expected table service but you had to order at the bar. After the two people in front of me were served nobody came to serve me, the 2 people on the bar went to others who had only just turned up. I chose to wear my mask at the bar as it was crowded, I'm not sure if that went against me or just that my face didn't fit. I almost got to the point of leaving until the manager served me.I wouldn't bother visiting this bar if there are others on your list. I didn't get chance to try the speakeasy, I felt it might disappoint.

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One of my favourite places to go on a night out in Newcastle. Cool place. cool crowd. Friendly staff. Efficient service at the bar.

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Enjoyed a fabulous Prosecco Afternoon Tea recently… lovely vibe and attentive staff, even though it was very busy.. will certainly return!!

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Terrible food. What a colossal let down.Location is good. Decor is good. Clean and well appointed. Front of house staff are lovely. Cocktails are pleasant. Wine was nice, if a little cold for a nice bottle of Amarone, but the food... Horrendous.Our visit was on a reasonably quiet Monday for an early evening meal in December. A visit intended to be a nice pre Christmas treat after some shopping, but it turned out this was anything but a treat.I ordered the pheasant. Two genuinely tiny slices of (badly cooked) breast appeared on my plate, alongside a slightly burned half head of cabbage with some pancetta sprinkled into it, some not particularly tasty kale, a scotch quail egg and half a roast potato...What sounded delicious on the menu was, without doubt one of the most underwhelming and disappointing meals I've ever been confronted with. Inedible.We'd ordered roasties and sprouts as sides. They were not bad, but not amazing and barely touched really because the mains themselves were so bad, nobody was enjoying their food.Dining companion had a beef feather blade which they described as chewy.Staff were apologetic and took the pheasant off the bill, but the truly terrible food had already ruined the experience and we couldn't leave quickly enough to get the literal and figurative bad taste from our mouths.Avoid for food.

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Definitely a very decent and popular joint. It's not really my scene at all, however I've been in enough times on rare drinking trips into town to draw positive conclusions. A good Guinness is poured and occasionally a live solo act (of varying quality) grinds out the tunes. It's not overpowering volume wise though, so don't panic. It also has a pleasant dining room which I've not yet hit. To be fair, it is a pleasant place all round. Don't go if you're frightened to pay the dollars out or be around people who are keen (or pretend to be keen) to do so. If an escape is required, there are several well established drinkers bars mere strides away to bail you out.

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I had an awesome experience today at Pleased To Meet You. Firstly I love the name it is very catchy and it keeps you anxious to know what the place is about. I definitely had the best steak it was so yummy. The staffs were quite friendly and respectful making me feel very relaxed and lastly it is calm, peace and quiet was exactly what I needed on my outing today.

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Great atmosphere and wonderful service. Really enjoyed the cocktails that were recommended and food was awesome! Highly recommended!

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Great atmosphere in this place, especially for a Tuesday night. The staff were really friendly, I just think the drinks could have been larger for the price when there is a lot of competition in the area. Would definitely visit again though as the drinks were very nice.

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Frequently asked questions about Pleased to Meet You:
Yes, at Pleased to Meet You you can make a reservation using Resdiary.
If you have any questions, you can contact Pleased to Meet You by calling 0191 340 5137.
In Pleased to Meet You they specialise in asian and british cuisine.
1.852 customers of Pleased to Meet You have given it an average rating of 4,3.