Greater Newcastle

Greater Newcastle Food and Wine

Newcastle boasts some of the most amazing food and wine in Australia. Located on the coast, fresh seafood and locally sourced produce are the staples of many menus. Here are some places to dine and drink in and around the Greater Newcastle area:

Restaurants

• Restaurant Mason – offers contemporary cuisine made from fresh and locally sourced produce
• Subo – serves modern Australian cuisine and has an impressive wine list
• The Mulberry - located in Hamilton and offers innovative Italian cuisine
• Hunter Valley Wine Country restaurants - several high end restaurants can be found in the wine country. Check out Esca Bimbadgen, Muse Restaurant at Hungerford Hill, or Margan Restaurant in the Broke Fordwich region.

Pubs

• The Albion – a popular pub in Wickham with great food and live music
• The Beach Hotel – offers a great selection of beer and pub fare, and is located right on the beach in Merewether.
• The Duke of Wellington – located in New Lambton and offers a cozy atmosphere and delicious pub food.

Cafes

• Good Brother Espresso – a popular spot in Newcastle East with amazing coffee and breakfast options
• Uprising Bakery – located in Cardiff, offers artisan bread, pastries, and great coffee.
• Cargo Espresso Bar – a trendy spot in Newcastle West. They offer great coffee and a selection of breakfast and lunch options.

Take away food

• Pino’s Italian restaurant – located in Newcastle, they offer amazing pizza and pasta for takeout
• Chinois Asian Restaurant – offers delicious Asian cuisine in Wallsend, available for takeout or delivery
• Burgers by Josh – located in Newcastle West, they offer creative and delicious burgers for takeout or delivery

Whatever your dining preference, Greater Newcastle has something to please every palate. With its coastal location and abundant local resources, the food and wine scene in this region is not to be missed!

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