Revolución de Cuba, situated just off Newcastle's famous bigg market on Cloth Market. A tiny little side street that I had to double check twice on the map as I couldn't believe the restaurant was there!
We were shown to our table while there was a live gutatist and given some tortilla chips to nibble on while we looked through the menus.
Of course we went straight for the cocktail list and it was huge and I initially thought there were on the slight expensive side, but the cocktails were massive so I did think they were worth it and probably better value then most places in Newcastle.
Matty went for the Reggae Rum Punch £8.75 (left) and I went for the Miami Vice £8.65 (right), both fruity and delicious.
To begin with Matty and I went for some tapas to share.
Halloumi Tacos £5.75, I don't recommend you share these as they are delicious, keep them all for yourself!
Patatas Bravas £5.00, my all time favourite tapas dish, the spicy tomato sauce was complimented nicely with the garlic aïoli.
Nachos de Sol £5.75, Nachos as possibly my all time favourite food at the moment and these did not disappoint!
As the starters were so delicious I couldn't wait for the main course to arrive and we were both in for a real treat! For 3 tapas it was £14.
I never can get enough Halloumi, for my main I ordered the Halloumi Wrap £8.25, delicious Halloumi wrapped in smoky salsa, lettuce, black beans, peppers, goat's cheese with a honey dressing served with chips. I was little unsure about the goat's cheese been included within the wrap but it all worked so well.
And my fiancé order the chicken and guacamole burrito £10, which I know he enjoyed immensely. I did steal a few of his tortilla chips as they just taste so good.
We rounded off the meal with another round of cocktails, who needs pudding anyway?
I was blown away by how good the food, service and cocktails were, the only downside was how cold the restaurant was, I had to put my coat back on. Aside from the cold I can't wait to go back.
Is there anywhere else new in Newcastle that I should try?
Revolución de Cuba Newcastle - Review
*We got our first round of cocktails and food in exchange for review, as always, my views are my own and honest.
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