Room 305 — Restaurant in North Tyneside

Popped in for lunch today for the first time and it won't be the last. What a gem of a place. I loved everything about it. The decor is really cool, I love all the plants. The music being played wasn't too loud and gave a great atmosphere. Food was superb I cannot fault a thing. Everything was colourful and vibrant an Instagram fans dream with lovely presentation. Expertly flavoured everything complimented each other very well and the balance between sweet and salty was perfect. Very reasonably priced and perfect portion sizes. Only downside is the staff weren't very attentive. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to go up to the bar and order or they'd come to me because we were sat for ages before someone came to take our order and no one checked if we wanted more drinks/if the food was OK after we had started eating nor did anyone come and check when it was obvious we were finished. That being said that's only me being picky and certainly not enough to make me lower the rating I'm giving it nor stop me going back and recommending it to everyone I know. I can't wait to...

Room 305 is located in central Whitley bay, so easy to get to by foot but parking is a little limited.

The food is of a Turkish Greek style, with lots of meat, vegetarian and vegan options available.

We’ve been a couple of times now on a Saturday afternoon and it can be quite busy so if you want to be certain of getting a table it would be best to book as it is very popular. They do serve food quite late, and it does seem to be popular late on as well.

Every time we’ve been the service is excellent, with the food arriving very quickly, always freshly cooked and tasting absolutely fantastic.

I would highly recommend the Harrissa Hummus with Chick Swarma and the Beetroot Hummus.

The menu has a good range of options for main meals, light bites and flatbreads, with a breakfast menu...

Would not recommend for vegetarians or vegans.

The food was nice enough, nothing note worthy and the staff were lovely.

The issue is the pricing for vegetarian and vegan options, specifically for the small bites. The offer of 4 for £24 and 5 for £27 actually means that vegetarians and vegans are paying MORE for the "deal". If vegans opt for the £24 offer, the combined total of the most expensive dishes available to them, is actually only £20. If you opt for the 5 most expensive vegetarian dishes, you're also paying more for the £27 "deal" (it's only 20p but like.. that's not the point).

Maybe there needs to be a veggie deal option? If you opt for the 5 most expensive meat dishes for the £27 deal, you're saving over £6. That's not really fair is it?

Good service, nice enough food,...