Bistro Bliss in Newcastle is a charming little spot; it's tucked away but has a really welcoming atmosphere. The space feels bright and airy, with lots of natural light. Looking through the photos, I noticed some lovely artwork on the walls and what looked like comfortable seating, perfect for a relaxed meal. It had a genuinely friendly, unpretentious vibe.

The menu at Bistro Bliss features a great mix of classic Caribbean dishes with some interesting modern twists. They have all the usual suspects – jerk chicken, callaloo soup – but also some more inventive plates. One photo shows a perfectly plated curried goat dish that looked incredibly delicious. I'd recommend trying their rum punch; it was fantastic.

What makes Bistro Bliss special is its genuine warmth. It feels like the kind of place where you could easily spend hours chatting with friends over good food and drinks. It's ideal for a casual dinner with friends, a romantic night out, or even a celebration. It's a welcome addition to Newcastle's dining scene, offering something different and genuinely enjoyable.