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  • Image of Spice CubeSpice Cube

    Newcastle's sexy new Indian star is getting itself noticed right at the centre of things in the city's Gate complex (14 venues including a cinema, casino, bars and clubs).

    The Gate, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear

  • Image of The Bentley Rooms at WoodlandsThe Bentley Rooms at Woodlands

    The Bentley Rooms at Woodlands guide entry suspended

    , Leeds, West Yorkshire

  • Image of Seaham Hall, Ozone RestaurantSeaham Hall, Ozone Restaurant

    A country house gem, just 20 minutes' drive from Newcastle, Seaham Hall has been a favoured retreat for more almost two centuries.

    Lord Byron's Walk, Seaham, County Durham

  • Image of Maxi'sMaxi's

    Like its brothers in Leeds and York, the Marley branch of Maxi's (near Keighley) thrives on atmosphere and delivers authentic Chinese food to suit all appetites.

    23 Airedale Road, Keighley, West Yorkshire

  • Image of Olive PressOlive Press

    An expensively refurbished grain house on the banks of the canal is the setting for this branch of Paul Heathcote's Olive Press chain.

    Canal Wharf, Leeds, West Yorkshire

  • Image of Ate o'ClockAte o'Clock

    A punning chronological name is just one novel feature of this laidback restaurant nestling down an alley in the centre of the city.

    13a High Ousegate, York, North Yorkshire

  • Image of The Dawnay ArmsThe Dawnay Arms

    Martel Smith, the main man at prestigious No 3 York Place in Leeds recently joined the ranks of high-ranking chefs who have dipped their toes into the gastro pub market.

    , Newton on Ouse, North Yorkshire

  • Image of The Cook's RoomThe Cook's Room

    There's a relaxed feel to this ever-improving neighbourhood restaurant overlooking Great Ayton village green. The first-floor dining room has pleasant views and is done out in contemporary style with pale wood, subtle colours and vibrant artwork on the walls.

    113a High Street, Great Ayton, North Yorkshire

  • Image of SassoSasso

    Currently the hottest ticket in Harrogate, Sasso is modestly hidden away in an uncluttered basement on Princes Square. Inside it has been neatly and unobtrusively done out with neutral colours, unshowy wooden furniture and a few pieces of artwork to break up the wall space.

    8-10 Princes Square, Harrogate, North Yorkshire

  • Image of Oxford Street BrasserieOxford Street Brasserie

    Ideally situated in the centre of Harrogate, a quick stroll from the Theatre and the International Centre, this bright young brasserie has quickly made a name for itself in the town and beyond.

    34a Oxford Street, Harrogate, North Yorkshire