Location: Cramlington
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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cramlington
Best Fast Food restaurants nearby. Discover the best Fast Food food in Cramlington. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Fast Food restaurants near you.. Cramlington is a town and civil parish in Northumberland, England, 9 miles (14 kilometres) north of Newcastle upon Tyne. The name suggests a probable founding by the Danes or Anglo-Saxons. The population was 44,216 as of 2017. It sits on the border between Northumberland and North Tyneside with the traffic interchange at Moor Farm, Annitsford, linking the two areas.
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10. Klondyke Chinese Takeaway
Overall Ratings
3 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Gillian M
Ordered crispy aromatic duck, received a bag of sloppy duck fat. Never tasted anything as disgusting. Main meals were bland and most of it ended in the bin. Such a shame as Wan built up this business over the years serving exceptional food. New owners clearly are not making any effort. That's us done with this take away now. PS even the dog didn't want to eat the duck fat....
9. Pizzeria Italia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 157 reviews
We are an Italian Pizzeria take away with a seating area for 22 people. We serve lunchtime full pizza and pizza slices (available until 14.30pm)
Reviewed By Emma S
THE BEST PIZZA! Authentic Italian, very friendly staff. The pizza is so good, my husband and I planned our new house purchase within distance to this restaurant.Very affordable and extremely tasty.It won't disappoint
8. New Horizon Chinese Take Away
Overall Ratings
3 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By M9946HUclairep
Ordered a family meal as our local Cramlington Chinese is closed. We ordered a shrimp and mushroom curry which was more of a thin soup. The fried rice was mahogany due to over cooking and would have choked a small child, luckily the watery curry sauce added a lot of moisture - not flavour but saved a trip to A&E. The Singapore noodles were equally substandard and the rest was just edible. I was hoping for great things. I didnât get it. Oh well....still alive.
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7. Miah's Kitchen
Reviewed By Susan C
First visit to this little gem of a place around a month ago. Ordered chicken korma, tikka masala, egg pilau, sweetcorn pilau and garlic naan. Everything was fully-flavoured , well cooked and delicious. The garlic naan was superb and had so much garlic on I was worried about work the next day lol. The take-away seems immaculate cleanliness wise, just be careful of one of the sofas in the waiting area, I nearly broke my back as you sink almost to the floor as the seat part seems to be broken - they really need to take it to the skip! Went back last week, hubby had chicken korma pizza of which I pinched a piece (as you do!). Wow, just wow. Iâm having that next time! I had the butter chicken which was nice but maybe a tad bland. I have tasted better elsewhere. On the whole though a fab place which has just become my favourite go-to place for takeaway food!
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6. Seghill Tandoori
Reviewed By laurrmyers
We've been regular customers for years, never had a bad meal or a mixed up order. We've tried other Indian takeaway restaurants locally and always conclude they don't have a patch on Seghill! Sunday night special is our favourite time to order - with a couple of extras it's always more than enough for 2 plus a left over plate for the following day..quite often order 2 Sunday Specials if we're feeling like utter pigs!! This week we ordererd the Sunday Special (Seghill Special kebab starter, Tikka Chicken Chilli Masala, Chicken pilau rice, Bombay Aloo, Tikka Nan with Garlic and Coriander) plus extras (Chicken Chatt, Onion Bhaji and a portion of chips) £21.10 including delivery cost. Yum.
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5. Breakfast at Tiffanys Catering
Reviewed By JamieM245
Use this place regularly. Spotlessly clean and lovely fresh food. Bread buns are amazing as are the fillings always good quality bacon and sausage
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4. Annitsford Tandoori Takeaway
Reviewed By simonannitsford
This is a takeaway not a restaurant. I'm a regular customer, once or twice a month, the food is always good and reasonably priced, and there are always free poppadoms and chutney. Well worth a visit.
3. The Harbour View
Overall Ratings
5 based on 644 reviews
Reviewed By Centre13
Great atmosphere, service but most importantly superb F&Cs. Excellent portions, small haddock huge!
2. Red Naga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By C9807NXbradg
This is the 2nd time my family have had a takeaway from red Naga and the last time was poor but we chose not to advertise it, on this occasion I will. This was the poorest Indian I have had in the UK for many years having travelled the world for the last 8 years my knowledge and experience has led me to know what a âgood balanced Indian/Bangladeshiâ meal is.1. The mixed biryani lacked chicken extremely limited lamb and the âshrimpâ should of been âprawnâ well I know the difference so trying to pass it off as prawn is not of merchantable quality.2. The chicken tikka main was dry beyond belief and lacked flavour... to much mes on plas I think.3. The rogan josh was a concoction of flavours and lacked the layers of flavour that it should of had.Improve guys this is not good...... donât con the public with the âNagaâ it wonât work Thanks for the feedback Mr Graham,We have no qualms with negative reviews (All places get them regardless of how good the establishment is or isn't you will be challenged to find anywhere on TripAdvisor without at least a few negative reviews if they have received a moderately large amount of my reviews).My problem with the above review is that like so many previous reviews of the same ilk it was more than likely written out of anger to vent frustration that has no other outlet... apart from1, To physically batter me the owner (Which in a developed society governed by laws and the general integrity of most people you simply won't).2, Get on your keyboard and vent that frustration in anger and try to damage our reputation and/or business.Now let's not pretend for a second you know more about a "good balanced Indian/Bangladeshi" meal than the chefs or staff of Red Naga baring in mind this is close knit community (Bangladeshi community who run most if not all Indian establishments). Therefore everyone pretty much knows everything so all establishments you have eaten at in the north east we will know the chefs and owners and probably worked alongside them for years. Travelling the world does not constitute as making you an expert on 'Indian/Bangladeshi' food (what good is the world if we're talking about Indian food specifically). If you are as traveled as you suggest you'd know that authentic real authentic Indian food is quite hard to find (I have only seen the 'Staff curry' at the Gulshan or 'Korma' at Bilash constituting authentic Indian meals and yes we know everyone from them restaurants too it's a close knit community).So my point being we know pretty much what everyone is serving having worked with everyone grown up with everyone in this close knit Bangladeshi community - therefore we are not doing anything so drastically bad/different for this to be your worst meal in the UK... This could be believed if all the other reviews were bad (as someone somewhere has to be the worst) but based on our reviews and repeat customer I highly doubt it.... talking about 'repeat customers' your meal was so bad the first Saturday you ordered it you thought it was a good ideal to order the exact meal again the following Saturday?To say we are conning people... I don't even know how to respond to this and that's probably the main reason I have responded as I have. We opened this business in 2014 I personally was in my late 20's having worked hard my whole life saving trying to start my own business to suggest I would open up a venture and con people and risk my life savings is laughable. Like most businesses when opening the intentions are positive and we thought we could provide a good service/product and we still believe we do to this day. If we are conning people then we must be very good at it as we're conning the same hundreds of people week in week out year after year and getting away with it. We are that good at conning apparently we conned yourself as you ordered the same thing again a week later.To cut a long respond short... If ordering online the 1 hour time slot is an automated response we will respond with a more specific time and in your case it was an hour and a half. If you are unaware how the online ordering systems works I apologise its not perfect but most our customers now understand the system. The driver told me when delivering your order you were under the impression it was late however it was not. If you order again please bare this in mind.Thank you.
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1. Brockwell Fish And Chips
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Established in 1982 were a family run business and pride ourselves in sourcing and serving the best quality food available in a clean and friendly environment. We have a large menu so you will find something to suit most palettes, particularly our fresh C
Reviewed By M9946HUclairep
I went to pick up tea and ordered haddock and chips. No haddock so I had cod. Fair enough, the fish tasted of nothing, not well cooked and soggy. There was enough chips to feed four people but you couldnt get through them all if you tried and it doesnât compensate for a bland, soggy cod. I ordered a large mushy peas and a large gravy, got home and only had small ones. The assistant seemed to be more interested in talking to another customer who was her friend than making sure my order was correct. Iâll be going to High Pit from now on. I bet they had Haddock and Large Peas and Gravy. Hello. Sorry to hear you weren't happy this evening. Yes we had no Haddock today...its becoming very expensive to buy in and the last few weeks the quality has been poor...so we decided to not put it on the menu this week, that's for the customers benefit not ours. If you are used to the taste of Haddock then its quite possible that you will find Cod to be bland as it's a much milder flavoured fish. Once again apologies for not having the fish of your choice. The fish and chip boxes that we use have two separate compartments...one for fish...one for chips. Its physically impossible to get 4 portions of chips inside of them..fact. Soggy? Depends what you define as soggy...although some people request their fish to be well done we believe that overcooking is not to most people's pallets and like to cook the fish so that it still contains some moisture..personally theres nothing worse than a lovely piece of fish that's been overcooked! If you are a regular customer and care to take notice of our menu you would know that we only offer one size of sauce (peas, curry, gravy etc) for one singular price...if youd like more...buy more. Simple. The girl in question that served you tonight lives near Gateshead...I can guarantee that she has no "friends" in the area as she is my daughter. She was most likely making conversation with other customers.Thank you for your enlightening review. I hope High Pit can reach your needs next time.
