Prima Restaurant - Speisekarte

Was ok. Nice environment and staff was very welcoming . Prawns in garlic and chillies were a little over cooked but flavour was great.

Food was very good, servers friendly, and atmosphere nice, but Saturday dinner service was very slow. Good value, delicious food, but be patient.

I ordered 2 kind of pizza. Margherita and Quattro formaggi. Quattro formaggi is different from that I think. Because I thought it wasn't use tomato sources. Both was delicious.

Being a vegetarian I find this is one place I can go where I'm never stuck for choice.The location itself is worth a visit.The staff are always friendly and helpful and the prices in my opinion realy cheap.What more could you ask.

There are lots of good things about this restaurant! 1 It has the cooking area on show as you walk in. 2 The food is authentic 3 I think it has checky tablecloths! 4 The back of the restaurant has been built inside the leg of the bridge that goes high over the street! Worth a visit for that reason only! Also The Crown Posada is just round the corner :

had a table of 5 booked on Saturday night. the table was not big enough to care for 5. at a point must have been 20 glasses on the table. brotkörbe took forever to come. there was not enough space to place the 3 starters we ordered. we had 3 waiters at a point that was confusing. my main course was terrible. calzone. very dry. no sauce. only a dry folded pizza on a dish. no garnish or something. we had no clean cutlery for the main course when we asked for a waiter who was about. 15 sets on the edge of the table, which then all fell on the floor, then he took them up, gave them back to us. we were then offered a terrible bottle of champagne to compensate, but we drank Merlot Prosecco, so tha...

I've visited Prima on several occasions as a party of 2 and party of 35, during happy hour and for sunday lunch so its safe to say I continue going back to this restaurant for the great value, friendly staff and most importantly the excellent quality food. Can't fault the location on Newcastle Quayside and unusually this restaurant has rooms within the stone arch leg of the old high level bridge so you feel like you're outside except for the fact that you're toasty and warm from the flowing food and drink! If you miss out on these rooms and are seated at the front of the restaurant you can at least see the kitchen in front of you which is a nice touch. Happy hour means you can afford to eat...

I've now been here twice as it's our go to restaurant when we work at the Great North Run. After a long day on our feet it's lovely to come to Prima to relax and celebrate. The staff are really friendly and helpful, there's a great menu and the food is really good. This year I asked the waiter whether he recommended the bolognese or goats cheese pizza. He quickly said the goats cheese and I definitely wasn't disappointed. It was really tasty, the base was thin and crispy, there was a good amount of topping and the crusts were thin. It also went very well with the house white wine. One of my colleagues changed her mind just after ordering and they had no problem with that. When our dishes cam...

Prima is a real gem of a restaurant, a stone's throw from both the Quayside and from the centre of town, so definitely a convenient location but it can get busy, especially of a weekend. I was there recently on a works night out, in a party of at least 25 people, seated upstairs along with two or three others parties of over 25 people too. There was a great atmosphere, a real buzz about the place, and the staff really were enjoying themselves, which was great to see! I did think that with so many large parties eating all at once, the food would either take some time to come out or be rushed and of inferior quality. Wrong and wrong! All our orders came out around the same time (as best could...