£50 voucher up for grabs when you dine at four Darlington restaurants

From Italian to Indian, Syrian to Spanish, there’s something for everyone in the wide variety of restaurants and pubs to be found across the town centre.

The Restaurant Trail, supported by Darlington Borough Council through Enjoy Darlington, encourages people to try hidden gems and return to old favourites as a way of supporting the town’s restaurant trade.

A list of all the restaurants and eateries from street-food in the indoor market to sit down meals in the Imperial Quarter is listed below.

Zak and Shuhel Ahmed from Babul's in Darlington (Image: Sarah Caldecott/Newsquest)

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The page includes a town map and a link to enter a competition, eat at four different places taking part in the trail in a month, take photos of your receipts as proof and enter for a chance to win a £50 voucher.

Uno Momento on Blackwellgate in Darlington (Image: Sarah Caldecott, Newsquest)

Councillor Jonathan Dulston, leader of the council, said: “We have an amazing variety of restaurants in Darlington, many of them independent, and all of them vital to the vibrancy of the town centre and the local economy.

“As a council we’re always looking at ways to support our businesses and this is a simple way to show people what’s on offer and to encourage them to perhaps try somewhere new or return to somewhere they’ve previously enjoyed.”

Al Forno on Skinnergate, Darlington (Image: Jonny Beadle/Google)

Akbar the Great (R)

Rose & Lime (R)

The Tapas Bar (R)

Coniscliffe Road/Blackwellgate

HASH Bar & Kitchen (BF)

Maxine’s (R)

Number Twenty Two (BF)

Reema (R)

Uno Momento (R)

Crown Street

Santorini (R)

The William Stead (BF)

DL1 Complex

Bella Italia (R)

Estabulo (R)

Nandos (R)

Tomahawk Steakhouse (R)

Woollen Mill (BF)

Duke Street

Oven (R)

Sol Tapas (R)

Stable Hearth (R)

Star of Bengal (R)

Gladstone Street/Kendrew Street

Bambudda (R)

Bengal Herigate (R)

Viraj (R)

Grange Road / Northumberland Street

Macy Brown’s (BF)

Manjaros (R)

The Imperial Express Café (R)

The Juniper Tree (BF)

The Wandering Duck (R)

Horsemarket & Indoor Market

Bao Wow (R)

Dolphin Centre Bistro (R)

Hole in the Wall (BF)

Manao Thai (R)

Spud Gun Loaded Fries (R)

The Pennyweight (BF)

Houndgate

Masala Art (R)

Saltfish (R)

Sortie Charcuterie (BF)

Parkgate

Meze (R)

Taste of India (R)

Priestgate

Mercure Hotel (R)

Red Lion (BF)

Skinnergate, Yards & Wynds

Al Forno (R)

Babul’s (R)

Bombay Gate (R)

Café Spice (R)

Falafel Fella (R)

Picco (R)

Tanners Hall (R)

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