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Best Steakhouse food near Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees,
Find out what Steakhouse restaurants to try in Billingham including Talpore Beefeater, Canteen and Cocktails, La Pharmacie Bar & Grill
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1. Talpore Beefeater
Overall Ratings
4 based on 915 reviews
Reviewed By TrinaDurant
I visited the Talpore restaurant on a busy Saturday night with my Grandaughter before going to the Showcase. Even though the restaurant was very busy we were greeted with a warm welcome. Ronnie our waitress was helpful and attentive, she had excellent knowledge of the menu and even came back to check our food was alright after it arrived. The food was cooked to perfection. We certainly will be returning
2. Canteen and Cocktails
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
We are a modern cocktail bar with a fantastic cocktail menu and a large selection of beers & lagers, craft beers, wine and champagne as well as serving delicious burgers, steaks, ribs etc in a relaxed atmosphere with great staff & music also showing most
Reviewed By heart_nurse1
Went here a week ago with the family for my sons birthday. We were not disappointed!! The sharing platters were excellent value for money. My husband opted for the brisket, my son the sirloin and his partner, the pork loin...which they all thoroughly enjoyed. My grandson and I had a childâs portion which was very generous in size and really lovely. Well worth a visit. Great quality, generous portions, big enough for even the heartiest appetites .
3. La Pharmacie Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By 997briant
Having been introduced to Middlesbrough's legendary 'Parmo' by a business colleague on a trip to the city in January 2018, at this very restaurant, it's become my 'go to' spot for lunch or dinner whenever I have to work in Middlesbrough. For a start, the 'Parmo' here is great (and I've tried a few different options in Middlesbrough since then). For the uninitiated, a 'Parmo' is a breaded cutlet of chicken or pork topped with a white béchamel sauce and cheese. It's origin is reference to the Italian dish parmigiana, which is a meat cutlet covered in tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese. I'm not sure where the name of the bar / restaurant comes from. Maybe it was a chemist's shop. The decor is definitely of the kind you'd find in a bistro in Paris, so maybe that's the reason for the French name. It's welcoming, cosy, bright and cheerful, with nicely-spaced and nicely-laid tables. Service is efficient and considerate. As a business traveller eating solo on many occasions, I'm always curious as to how the solo diner is looked after. Are you stuck in the worst table, and forgotten? Not so here.On my two visits on this trip, I had the 'Chicken Parmo' on both occasions. The lunch £5.00 special of Parmo, chips and salad was more than ample for me. The same offering at dinner, with a significantly larger "Parmo', was equally as delicious, but simply too much for me, and I had to leave a portion. At both dining experiences, the meals were delicious.It's a really pleasant spot, and is popular with locals. Service was efficient, and friendly. The bill was correct, and will not break the bank. I think it presents excellent value.I will definitely be back!
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