11-17 Broadchare, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, NE1 3DQ
Serves meat, vegan options available. Contemporary Bar-Restaurant situated in the heart of Newcastle's Quayside serving traditional ales, imported craft keg beers and bottles. Also offers a cocktail menu alongside a selection of wines and spirits. Menu features vegetarian and vegan dishes including vegetarian and vegan breakfast options as well as lunch and main courses. The specials menu is updated regularly and features vegan dishes. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-11:00pm, Fri-Sat 10:00am-12:00am, Sun 10:00am-11:00pm. Food is served daily between 10am and 9pm.
Categories: Lacto, Ovo, American, Beer/Wine, Take-out, British, European, Non-veg
3 Reviews
First Review by hack_man
Contributions +62
Nice meals - Edit
Pretty good choice for vegetarians and vegans. One 'sandwich' style meal was vegan, the vegetarian brunch could be veganized, 1 lighter lunch and 3 main meals were also vegan. All bread options were vegan. I had char-grilled vegetable wraps with hummus and side salad.
It's mostly am old wooden and brick look inside, pretty rustic and fat larger than it looks from the outside. Staff are nice and friendly and it wasn't busy went I went (a Friday lunchtime). Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options were marked on the menu, but oddly the side orders weren't marked.
Disabled access was OK - sit on the left of the door since the other side has a step. The disabled toilet really smelt bad and like strong fragrance was making what needed cleaning. It was also hard to turn into since there were spare chairs just in the alcove before it - the chairs looked out of the way until you tried to turn and couldn't. The toilet roll holder is also the kind the toilet roll breaks in so there ends up with none.
Pros: Lovely food, good choice , Wheelchair access , Nice staff, quick service
Cons: Disabled toilet needs improving
Contributions +1037
Nice enough but lack of effort for vegan food - Edit
We came here last week and between us had one vegan and one vegetarian breakfast each and it was really disappointing to see that the vegan option was exactly the same as the vegetarian one just without the eggs, even though it was the same price - it would have been better if they'd offered some extra of any of the other things on the plate. It was nice enough and filled a hole. The one big upside was that they mark their beers with stickers to show if they're vegan or not which was a nice touch.
Contributions +9864
Oh the alcoholic afternoons - Edit
Very nice setting on Newcaste's Quayside right next to the law courts and a stone's throw from the Gateshead Millennium Bridge. Came across it by chance on the way to a gig at The Sage recently and popped in to watch the football and have a beer. A lot of money has been spent on the interior, I was most impressed. Head of Steams around the North of England are all generally inviting, quirky and appealing. This is no exception. Had a quick look at the food menu and I'm quite intrigued by the vegetarian breakfast which can be made as vegan if requested. They have a massive range of vegan beers on draft and in bottles many of which are clearly labelled as such. If you're after a quick snack or light bite then the spinach, chickpea and aubergine massala or chargrilled vegetable sandwich are the vegan options . The chunky fries here are always a winner too. If you want a more specialist vegan pub experience I would suggest the Ship Inn in Ouseburn which is within walking distance. The Head of Steam is definitely somewhere I could happily spend the evening over a few quality beers. As ever, most places on Newcastle Quayside become packed at weekends. We actually had to leave this place on a Saturday nignt because it was so busy at the bar and couldn't be bothered to wait to get served by the young but friendly staff who hadn't quite perfected the art of prioritisation. Obviously, these things take time.
Pros: great location, excellent selection of beers, vegan options
Cons: meat served
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