4.4/5

(402 reviews)

Located on Newcastle’s famous Quayside, midway between the Tyne and Millennium bridges with beautiful views of the river and Sage Gateshead

4.6/5

(1,465 reviews)

Reputed to be the second oldest pub in Newcastle it's great for really good beer, with a wide selection, and a cosy, traditional interior.

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Live sport

4.2/5

(1,494 reviews)

A busy city centre pub with live sports, a selection of craft beers and a lively atmosphere.

4.3/5

(496 reviews)

Authentic Belgian food and a wide selection of traditional Belgian beers - great value with an atmosphere to match.

4.3/5

(775 reviews)

Situated right across from Newcastle Central Station, The Head of Steam Newcastle has gained notoriety for hosting the best in up-to-the-minute music and is constantly recognised as being one of the b

4.2/5

(469 reviews)

Tokyo Newcastle sets itself far apart from the rest of the Newcastle bar scene. Adding a well recieved touch of class to the city centre nightlife. Whether your sitting on the outdoor heated terra

4.7/5

(49 reviews)

Award winning home of all things entertainment for performers and audiences alike. Built specifically to provide a stage for variety, cabaret, music hall and vaudeville acts from the region and beyond.

4.2/5

(692 reviews)

At The Hudson we offer expertly crafted cocktails and serve simple, fresh and seasonal menus, which cater for all.

4.3/5

(1,290 reviews)

The Town Wall is a Public House and Eatery housed within the elegant confines of Bewick House, a Grade II listed building which was once home and workplace of famous Northumberland artist , naturalist and engraver Thomas Bewick.

The Centurion has something for everyone, with a main bar serving a range of cask ales, a snug bar for a queit drink and a deli bar serving freshly made snacks