Mother's Day In Newcastle

Mum, mam, nan or grandma - whatever you call them, all those ladies in your life deserve a little pampering. Luckily, this city is full of lush venues and experiences that are perfect for saying thanks this March. So whether you're taking your mam out for afternoon tea, treating her to some cocktails or booking a big meal with all the family, check out our Mother's Day ideas in Newcastle for some inspiration.

Last edited by Scarlett Welch

Last updated on 3rd April 2024




Chaophraya Newcastle

Want to spend Mother's Day in Newcastle restaurants? There's no better place for that than Chaophraya – thanks to its rooftop views of the Monument and its surrounding streets. You can expect authentic Thai cuisine at this stunning venue, from seafood udon noodles to beef panang curry. Even better? They're handing out free lychee and raspberry spritzes to mums with a pre-booked table and main courses ordered for everyone in the party. 

Newcastle Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt!

@ Newcastle Central Train Station on Various dates from Wednesday 1st May 2024

This year, celebrate Mother's Day in Newcastle with tickets to a Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt. This interactive quest will take you all over the Toon, exploring landmarks and discovering fun facts along the way. Get the whole family involved in solving puzzles and finding clues, finishing up in a mystery pub where you'll get 20% off the bill.

As You Like It

If your mum spends all year cooking you Sunday dinners, then pay her back with the ultimate roast at As You Like It - complete with honey roasted carrots and parsnips, a choice of meats or a nut roast. This rustic Jesmond eatery boasts comfortable furnishings and a killer cocktail list with signature serves like the Long Tyneside or a Berry Kiss, so settle down in one of its cosy nooks and enjoy a family feast.

Lola Jeans

If there's one thing that Lola Jeans is known for, it's pink, pink and more pink. This pretty restaurant is decked out in plants and velvet seating, while the menu features fully loaded burgers, Korean chicken tacos and steak sharing platters. You can even grab cocktails served in teacups here too.

Mother Mercy Cocktails & Cake

The sleek bar Mother Mercy are teaming up with Fenwick to bring you 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails and a selection of cakes in their beautiful cafe. For £50, you could gift your mam this fantastic afternoon tea experience, where the two of you can tuck into candy floss macarons, red velvet cupcakes and unlimited teapot concoctions.

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Gaucho Newcastle Upon Tyne

One for the steak lovers, the decadent restaurant Gaucho is a strong choice when it comes to Mother's Day ideas in Newcastle city centre, particularly as these guys won best restaurant chain at the British Restaurant Awards in 2023. Alongside their premium cuts of Argentinian beef, you can sink your teeth into classic burgers, filled gnocchi and grilled seabass here too, all while surrounded by stunning chandeliers, dark interiors and plush leather booths.

Flower Cafe

Left it a bit late and need last minute Mother's Day ideas in Newcastle? Don't worry, we feel you. Luckily, the Flower Cafe on Grainger Street welcomes walk-ins, whether you're stopping by for loaded sourdough with avocado and feta at lunchtime or fancy beautifully presented two for £12 cocktails in the evening - we recommend the Tropic Like It's Hot for a hit of mango and tequila. They've got beautiful sweet treats here too, from blondies and baklava to a rotating cake of the day.

Our Guide To Jesmond

Wondering about free things to do on Mother's Day in Newcastle? Whilst there are so many fancy restaurants to choose from, sometimes you need to take it back to basics with our choice of beautiful walks in an around Jesmond. And after a family stroll, why not swing by one of our pub suggestions as well?

Fern Dining Room & Bar

Fern Dining Room & Bar is tucked away in Jesmond Dene, flaunting peaceful views of the surrounding nature and dishing out afternoon tea from £32.50 per person. If that's not your bag, then try one of their tantalising Sunday roasts instead, all created using high-quality local produce by Geordie head chef Eddie Saint.