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The Biscuit Factory
The Biscuit Factory is an independent art gallery, founded in 2002 and located in the cultural quarter of Newcastle, Ouseburn. A former Victorian biscuit manufacturing warehouse, The Biscuit Factory underwent a sympathetic refurbishment, ensuring that many of the original and characterful facets of the building such as the beams and brickwork were maintained.

Adding in an upper floor, accessible by a bespoke staircase, provided a treble height atrium that allows natural daylight to flood through the centre of the gallery and provides what is now our headline artist's exhibition space. A number of artist studios were also developed on the lower 2 floors of the building housing 25 creative work spaces.
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Enjoy a rustic afternoon tea in The Factory Kitchen cafe featuring the finest sandwiches, scones & sweet treats surrounded by contemporary artwork and panoramic views of the Ouseburn. Located in The Biscuit Factory art gallery, The Factory Kitchen is a large, all-day independent caf. Serving from a seasonal menu curated by chef Michael Waugh that's filled with brunch classics and inspiration from over seas, made with local produce.
Housed in a former Victorian warehouse, our independent art gallery provides a stunning backdrop for a celebration with a difference. Industrial architecture and original features are complemented by contemporary art in this sprawling urban venue that can be yours for your special day.

Let us welcome you for an exclusive consultation and venue viewing with your personal co-ordinator to discover the beauty of The Biscuit Factory, and together we'll craft your perfect celebration.Gather your friends and family beneath the warmth of original wooden beams and brickwork, in our light filled gallery, where you'll say your vows, then celebrate into the evening in one of our design-led spaces.
The Biscuit Factory is a beautiful, sprawling venue with a variety of spaces to accommodate gatherings of all sizes from small ceremonies of 40 guests, to evening receptions of 250+. Enjoy inspired luxury on your dream day with private use of The Biscuit Factory, bespoke touches personalised exclusively for you and added extras that will delight your guests.
Whether you're in the beginning stages of your wedding planning or just exploring possibilities for the big day, scroll down for essential wedding inspiration. Be inspired by The Biscuit Factory - from stylish spaces to creative celebrations, our experienced events team including our resident Wedding Planner are on hand to curate your perfect day.
With an emphasis on individuality and quality, The Biscuit Factory is a truly unique venue for the most discerning of events. From our beautiful, contemporary art gallery, to our industrial influenced restaurant space, our rooftop garden terrace to our light-filled black canvas suite, The Biscuit Factory boasts unique, design-led spaces and an unrivaled professional service.
Reviews (9)
Josiecanham
Josiecanham
Jan 18, 2022
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Visited the biscuit factory with my sister yesterday, the experience was very lovely for us both until completely ruined by how a member of staff talked to us, as i had forgotten to bring a face covering out with me that day but didn't want it to ruin the day for my sister who had driven all the way up from manchester. From across the gallery, in front of other customers, we were shouted at by a member of staff demanding that we needed (despite my sister having hers on) a face covering, i explained that i had forgotten one that day but before i had a chance to explain id put one if they had any
Jean Reeve
Jean Reeve
Jan 02, 2022
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A visit to the Biscuit Factory just lifts your spirits! Beautiful and innovative art and sculpture wherever you look, comfy sofas to rest on and a lovely restaurant too.
Adrian Kirton
Adrian Kirton
Dec 15, 2021
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There is something here for every budget, and as with all art there are things you'll love and others you just don't feel or like but that's all good. Great to have a look around and then go and grab a bite. The café is a gem. At last I found somewhere that says they serve food in a stottie and it is just that a lovely chewy stottie. I last had a stottie brunch and the Cumberland sausage was full of flavour. I'd go there just for the café but you get a treat for your eyes and mouth. My trouble is anything 3d I just want to touch.
Annie Macmillan
Annie Macmillan
Dec 12, 2021
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SO delighted it was open for my visitors and myself to hang out in. They were in awe at the well-crafted artifacts, so many new views. We enjoyed the cafe twice!! Thank you, Biscuit Factory, for being open on the day after Boxing Day.
Mason Lang JamItJ
Mason Lang JamItJ
Dec 12, 2021
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Really good experience looking at all the art. Lots of different varieties of art. Would recommend as a little stop if you are interested in art. Has a cafe inside that serves food and drink. Great stop and friendly staff.
Debra Scott
Debra Scott
Oct 23, 2021
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On yesterday's agenda we walked to The Biscuit Factory. Not one single digestive in sight!
It was a pleasant 15 minute walk from our hotel which is by the train station.
It's not a biscuit factory at all. It's actually an art gallery. 2 floors and something for everyone, even if artwork isn't your thing. Really interesting.
There is a lovely rooftop cafe. They use locally sourced ingredients which I always love to see. And the icing on the cake is, entrance is free.
Ginnie
Ginnie
Oct 15, 2021
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Fancy cafe but got a bacon sandwich for my picky child. Own Art scheme is great if you see any artwork you fancy - I am buying a sculpture over 10 months.
Jennie Brown
Jennie Brown
Aug 26, 2021
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Attended nephews wedding. Staff were lovely, friendly and helpful. Very nice food.
Miles Macdonald
Miles Macdonald
Jul 11, 2021
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I always consider it a privilege to go and see art for free, even more so when the place is a commercial gallery with no public funding. I would pay £3 just to look at all the art displayed here.
I'll certainly be returning, if not to view more art, then to eat/drink at the lovely roof terrace cafe/restaurant which has a very relaxed vibe and is bordered with plants.
A variety of styles of contemporary art are on display using different mediums eg acrylic, watercolour, oil, giclee, created on board, canvas, linen etc. Even if some of the art doesn't appeal to you, I think everyone can find something