4.1/5

(498 reviews)

Voted the top real ale pub on Tyneside by The campaign for real ale (camra) for 2006, 2007 & 2008, this traditional pub is a haven for real ale enthusiasts & those discerning customers who want to enjoy a great drink in a great pub.

4.1/5

(322 reviews)

Mr Alexander's provides a great place to watch the match, enjoy a bottle of bubbly or a bucket of beer with your friends or just simply to soak in the atmosphere of St James Park and Chinatown from our rooftop terrace.

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

4.5/5

(215 reviews)

Small friendly corner bar situated in Newcastle's infamous Gallowgate on the corner of Chinatown.

4.1/5

(2,012 reviews)

Of course, anyone with great taste will be visiting The Slug and Lettuce right on the quayside!

4.4/5

(518 reviews)

The Tyneside Irish Centre provides a meeting place for the Irish community, their friends and relations, but our welcome extends to all.

4.0/5

(464 reviews)

PopWorld is a lively bar with a big personality, in the popular Bigg Market area of Newcastle’s city centre.

4.3/5

(1,778 reviews)

A slice of Havana’s heyday in the heart of Newcastle. Dazzling cocktails, delicious food and unforgettable Latin-inspired vibes. Indulgent Cuban coffee and incredible live music. And rum. Of course, there’s plenty of rum.

4.0/5

(1,875 reviews)

The Keel Row opened its doors on 27th July 2003 and since then has welcomed thousands (if not millions) of people through its doors providing high quality products, excellent customer service and all