Grainger Market
Clayton Street - Newcastle upon Tyne
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A lovely array of stores from fresh fruit and veg to trinckets and collectable.
A great choice of food aswell would highly reccomend a trip to king baby bagels!
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Nice city market with a wide selection of food products, butchers, fishmongers and delicatessens, together with a wide choice of shops selling local and traditional products, barbers, shoemakers, fabrics and so on.
A special mention deserves the choice of restaurants, pubs and snacks which ranges from traditional English with a special eye to Northumberland products to the most diverse ethnic ones such as Indians and Cubans.
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Always excited when visiting Grainger Market. Happen to chance upon a really authentic Xian food stall in my most resident visit (March 2024), serving some delicious Paomo and Chinese burger.
Name of this establishment is Noodle Box and Chinese Burger.
A little pricey but the portion and quality made up for it. Could be a bit cheaper .
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The market is very large and clean, with many restaurants, a variety of shops, and even restrooms.
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Great old Victorian market building for food stalls, fresh produce, and small restaurants and shops.
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Lovely place, so different from markets in the Netherlands, lots of shops, great restaurants and coffee shops, friendly personal.
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Quality food outlets galore, wide range of other shops, and butchers from.a forgotten era but not for the squeamish
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Has lots of food stalls, good place for people adventurous taste buds.
Also good place to find various food items for international people.
Absolutely loved the Mac and cheese 😋
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Fab fresh fast food stalls. We tried the fresh pizza by the slice, and it was perfect! 👌🏾 Also recommend the noodle bar and the dumplings. Highly recommend the pizza and dumplings. There is a cheese shop with a great selection of local cheeses. Baker's shops were disappointing - not the selections we were expecting. We didn't buy anything from the other stalls, but there did look to be some good products being sold in some of them. A real mix of old school traditional market clothes, household goods, and produce with a smattering of hipster stalls and shops. It was fun to walk around.
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It's a clean, friendly, well decorated market with special atmosphere. Good place to buy some fruit, vegetables, pastries and meat. There some cafes to pass your time.
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