Menu from Quinns Cafe, Bar & Bistro
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Smoked Haddock Spring Onion Fish cake, Tartar Sauce
Hot & Sweet Buffalo Chicken Wings
Hummus, Marinated Olives, Tzatziki, Sun Blush Tomatoes Pitta Bread
Small Plates
Buffalo Mozzarella, Beef Tomatoes, Red Onion, Basil & Olive Oil
Crispy Spicy Calamari, Aioli & Lemon
Beef Goulash, Potatoes & Smoked Paprika
Texan Chicken Burger
With beef tomato, onion rings, smoky BBQ sauce and melted cheddar.
King Prawn
With Cajun spices, roast peppers & onions. White wine, tomato and Cream with steamed rice.
Chargrilled Sirloin Steak
With house salad, chunky chips, fried mushrooms & onion rings.
Desserts
Triple Chocolate & Hazelnut Brownie
With pistachio ice cream
Toffee Apple Crumble
With custard sauce.
Steamed Sponge Pudding
With custard
More about the restaurant: Quinns Cafe, Bar & Bistro
Dear diners, to reserve for groups of 8 or more, please contact the restaurant directly. Also please note that for such bookings a deposit will be taken.
Fast establishing itself as a premier dining venue in the city centre of Darlington, Quinns Cafe Bar & Bistro dishes up beautiful, freshly prepared food for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. Their super suave yet casual space on Grange Road attracts gatherings of businessmen, young families and sophisticated party-goers alike, so it’s a good idea to book ahead for a spot so you can enjoy an impressive menu inspired by Mediterranean flavours and contemporary cuisine.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Quinns Cafe, Bar & Bistro booking?
Quinns Cafe Bar & Bistro has become a popular pitstop all through the day in the city centre of Darlington. Perfect for refuelling during retail therapy, a midweek lunch break or a cosy evening meal, this all-in-one bistro is there to sort you out in the Imperial Centre on Grange Road. Their elegant design and warm lighting suits a business meeting well, but the atmosphere is above all cosy and comfortable, with plenty of soft sofas to while away the afternoon and padded bar stools to park up for an after-work drink. With exquisite cakes and finger sandwiches for afternoon tea, a fully stocked bar and of course their lengthy menu showcasing Mediterranean flavours and contemporary international cuisine, it’s hard to imagine a reason not to pop into Quinns whatever the occasion.
Their Sunday lunch is becoming legendary for locals around Darlington’s Grange Road, with heart-warming roasts prepared fresh and by hand, just like nanna would, and the option for one, two or three courses meaning you can add such goodies as pork and chicken liver terrine with pickles and apple chutney to start, or finish the meal in style with a triple chocolate and hazelnut brownie with pistachio ice cream. Quinns bistro is also lively for lunch, for creative offerings like ratatouille strudel marking a point of difference from other city centre eateries, while early birds can enjoy the full treatment with satisfying breakfasts like a toasted English muffin topped with chorizo, mushroom, boudin noir and a poached egg.