Raval Indian Brasserie

Visited on a Wednesday evening and the service was attentive and friendly. Atmosphere was very pleasant in a very nice setting just off the Tyne Bridge. There is plenty of parking close by, walking distance to Gateshead Metro Station. Walking distance to other good bars such as mircrobus and central for a drink before or after. Food wise, thick curry’s packed with flavour. Food is piping hot and glass window allows a peak into kitchen to see chefs preparing food. Manager added personal touch during visit which was nice whilst taking parents out.

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Customer service second to none, well played Alam. Very rarely do i feel refreshed by a warm welcoming gentleman to be made to feel in safe hands, not forced hospitality it was in his nature and rolled of the tongue. All food was delicious and freshly made I could taste the flavours bursting out of the food, wait time wasn't bad either. Had a lovely evening with the Mrs and left with full bellies, will return in the near future. Thanks again, James and jade.

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Our first visit to the Glasshouse to see Rob Brydon. Searched online for restaurants and found a little gem called Raval Indian Brasserie. We were warmly greeted on arrival and shown to the lounge area for a drink whilst our table was being prepared. The food was excellent and the staff were very professional and helpful. Good value for money and we will definitely recommend this to our friends and we will return very soon. Thank you.

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We booked at short notice for an early evening meal, prior to a (marvellous) concert at the nearby Glasshouse concert hall. My husband's allergy to garlic is a major problem in all too many restaurants, but not here. How come? Because they really do cook to order here, so he thoroughly enjoyed two excellent, specially prepared dishes. What a treat! We'll certainly be visiting Raval again... Reserva una mesa ahora

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A great brasserie and bar, close to the Glasshouse International Centre for Music (better known by its previous name, Sage Gateshead), and the Hilton Gateshead. Food is good, as is the service. In terms of atmosphere, the brasserie would benefit from a more Indian vibe. The current interior style, along with the background music, suggests more of an English eatery that serves Indian food.

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Situated half way between the car park we use and The Glasshouse, this place is a real find. It's a little above your usual Indian restaurant cuisine standard and we were made to feel very welcome by the friendly staff. The food was excellent and the atmosphere equally so. Next time we are in the area for a concert, this is where we will go again. Highly recommended.

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We came for a meal prior to a Lulu concert. The restaurant is very handy for the Glasshouse. We were greated and had a champagne while ordering our excellent meal. Great service, friendly staff and an excellent meal I'm sure we'll be back

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The food is seriously good here. Lahore fish bites, tandoori prawns, chicken jalfrezi, dal, gulab jamun, all on point, great layers of flavour. Service good. If only they'd turn the lights on! Reserva una mesa ahora

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Food was absolutely delicious and the staff are so friendly. Five star professional service but very chilled and welcoming. If I lived in Newcastle I’d be here every week!

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Excellent food although a mistake was made when one of our party was given an incorrect dish. Staff were very apologetic though. Would definitely go again.

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