By The River Brew Co's street food market is set to re-open in time for the Easter Bank Holiday following its winter hibernation.
A selection of the North East's top food pop-ups, specialist cafes and restaurants will be serving up their treats at the Gateshead shipping container village's HWKRMRKT every weekend throughout the spring and summer, after its re-launch on Thursday, April 18.
By The River Brew Co is holding a launch party to celebrate the HWKRMRKT's return on the eve of the four-day Easter Bank Holiday .
The market will be open from 6pm on Easter Thursday.
A mix of resident and guest traders will be cooking up and selling their treats. Drinks will be available from By the River Brew's craft bar, the HWKRMRKT Beer Bar, That’s Nice Dear! (Cocktails & Cans) and Mildred’s Twisted Ankle (Gin Bar). There is plenty of outside seating, with gas heaters to keep customers warm.
Entry is free.
So who will be there? Street food traders who will be serving at By the River Brew Co's weekend HWKRMRKT
Resident traders (every week)
Cakes from Durham's Cakes Contour
Authentic soft tacos from Byker ( and now, Jesmond's) Chuchos
Indian street food from Newcastle's acclaimed Dabbawal
Dastardly and Dutty, famed for their loaded fries.
Treats from Dubble Bubble.
Vegan takes on American diner classics, by Gateshead's Grumpy Panda
Butter milk fried chicken, from Fowl Play
Burgers and more from Newcastle's reigning burger champs, Lola Jeans
Mediterranean Mezze from Whitley Bay's Papa Ganoush
Neapolitan pizza from British Street Food Awards finalists, Scream for Pizza
BBQ steak and seafood from Shanty Town
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Guests traders (relaunch weekend)
Kenyan cuisine from Nyama Choma
Far East cuisine from Tynemouth's Pan Asia Deli
