dine with us Newcastle Food & Drinks

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Siren Restaurant

Siren is inspired by the golden age of New York dining, where great food, exceptional service and unforgettable evenings went hand in hand. Drawing influence from the Italian-American restaurants and supper clubs that defined Manhattan in the 1920s, our menu celebrates bold flavours, generous hospitality and dishes designed to be shared.

Expect handcrafted pasta, premium steaks, fresh seafood, indulgent desserts and expertly mixed cocktails, all served in a setting that captures the glamour and excitement of a bygone era. 

Restaurant Week


Celebrate NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week 3rd - 9th August at Siren Restaurant. Enjoy two courses for only £25 per person. Available Monday to Sunday at lunch from 12pm to 3pm and at dinner from 5pm to 8.30pm, maximum table size of 6.
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Lady Blaydon Bar Fire
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Fire Bar

Open daily from 10.30am until late, FIRE is a sumptuous setting. The finest cocktails, classic bar bites, accompanied by a roaring playlist.

Our bar along with its external terrace situated in our courtyard, exudes an energetic vibe with a mixture of live music and DJs playing every Friday, Saturday & Sunday from afternoon into the evening.

FIRE is where glamour, elegance, and sophistication converge, crafting a night to remember in the heart of Newcastle.

Please note that table reservations are reserved for dining. Drinks are welcome on a walk-in basis.

Food & Drinks

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At Gotham, we pride ourselves on our sense of decadence, whilst offering a modern and comfortable experience. We truly see the importance of luxury, style, and balance and with this, we are not too taken by the idea of compromise. Enjoy a wonderful range of food and drinks menus created by our kitchen and fantastic bar team.

MESS is our private dining room, connected to Siren Restaurant, which can seat up to 20 guests. Once the designated ‘Mess’ area for the fire brigade, this space was where firefighters would gather to eat, socialise, and unwind when not on duty.