Reviews of St Vincent. (Pub) in Newcastle upon Tyne (Tyne and Wear).

St Vincent

74 Reviews

38 Comments

Pub

Wine bar

29 Broad Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3DQ, United Kingdom

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Information of St Vincent, Pub in Newcastle upon Tyne (Tyne and Wear)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of St Vincent

Sunday

10am–10pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

8:30am–10pm

Wednesday

8:30am–10pm

Thursday

8:30am–10pm

Friday

8:30am–10pm

Saturday

10am–10pm

Reviews of St Vincent

C. W.

Emma was extremely helpful, particularly when it came to deciding on wine. She gave our experience a personal touch, making us feel welcome and at home amongst what could have been an intimidating wine list. She knew her stuff and went out of her way to accommodate our varied tastes. The food was delicious and we’ll definitely be back again.

A. H.

Top place. Staff can’t do enough for you. Wine is fantastic and much better than equally priced wines elsewhere. A must visit in Newcastle.

J. D.

Wow! What a beauty of a bacon and egg sandwich! Simple done sublime!! Amazing place with fantastic food, service and atmosphere to match!! Keep up the good work

R. G.

A little on the pricey side but fantastic wine and food. The wine list is sensational and the staff are knowledgeable. Dining is tapas style and is delicious. The service could do with a little improvement as our glasses spent a lot of time empty. They could have sold us 2 more large glasses of wine each if they'd been more on it.

Best wine bar in the north east! Phenomenal service attentive and kind staff and amazing small plates ! Matt and all staff are accommodating of any level of wine expertise and will find the right drink for anyone ! Absolute favourite- best ravioli and tiramisu I have had outside of Italy !

K. F.

This is our first visit. I thought the menu was uninspiring and expensive for what you actually got. The service on our visit was very poor. The waitress began clearing the table when one of our party of 4 was still eating, in fact she actually leaned over the person eating to retrieve dishes. Then when serving the desserts the waiter dropped one of the doughnuts on the table, and all he said was oops, not sorry and would you like me to replace that. Then another waitress clearing dessert dishes dropped them on the floor spilling sauce from the doughnuts on my friends shopping bag and his foot. So overall the food quality was good but potion to price ratio not too good. Service appalling. I loved the forerunner of this restaurant ( Caffe Vivo) but will not be in a hurry to come back here. Personally I think Terry Laybourne has let his standards drop.

R. (.

This is another little gem from Terry Laybourne's 21 group. Formerly Cafe Vivo, the place has undergone a rebranding with a totally different menu. Our party of 4 ordered the tapas size dishes (I'd advise to order 3 or 4 dishes each), every one of them was absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. The restaurant has a nice buzz to it, a good relaxed atmosphere. It's a little pricey but worth it for the freshly prepared menu.

S. R.

Great lunch spot complete with Pinot Geordie from Laneberg Urban Winery.

L. F.

Must admit I'm not too keen on the options on the food menu, but this place is my favourite destination in Newcastle for wine. Brilliant selection of wines by the glass!

S. F.

I enjoyed the food and the restaurant has a good atmosphere but thought the the circular, cafe-style table that we were sitting at was too small for the small plates concept (the table was cluttered).

S. R.

Lovely restaurant bar with great food, but service wasn’t good, waitress quite rude and not helpful. Had ordered a table in advance and asked to sit at bar to wait for 30 mins too!