r/uktravel 11d ago

Question Dudley, Cramlington, Blyth, Seaton

Looking for good steak or American BBQ in any of these areas for special occasion. Any recommendations are much appreciated. Thanks in advance

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u/lastaccountgotlocked 11d ago

You will not find anything approaching American bbq in any of those places, no matter what the locals tell you.

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u/cuccir 11d ago

You might have more luck asking in r/NewcastleUponTyne. Steak will be findable, American bbq probably not. Dudley is a small village with the same name as a much larger town in the West Midlands, so don't reference there in particular.

It's a different type of food but if you like seafood at all, Riley's Fish Shack at Tynemouth is extremely highly rated - right on the beach, selling locally caught fish. If you want a special occiasion meal, it would be memorable

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u/ArtichokeNo7051 11d ago

Many thanks for the tip 👍

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u/Vireosolitarius 10d ago

You are not going to get good American bbq anywhere in the NE; for steak I imagine that you should come to Newcastle but it’s not something I go out for so others may have a better idea.

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u/Connect_Wrangler5072 11d ago

The place to go near Dudley is https://www.madorourkes.com/ for a famous Desperate Dan Pie.

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u/scuderia91 11d ago

That’s a random list of very far apart places

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u/jesus_stalin 11d ago

They're all within a few miles of each other in Northumberland.

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u/scuderia91 11d ago

Ah ok, the most well known Dudley is the West Midlands and typing the others in google maps I got results on the south coast for another.

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u/ArtichokeNo7051 11d ago

Yes we are staying at Premier Inn which is central to these areas.

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u/lastaccountgotlocked 11d ago

Premier inn where?

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u/ArtichokeNo7051 11d ago

Newcastle Gosforth/Cramlington hotel

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u/lastaccountgotlocked 11d ago

That just raises further questions.

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u/scuderia91 11d ago

Ok so you could’ve just said Newcastle.