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.

4.6/5

(521 reviews)

The Duke of Wellington Inn is located in the hamlet of Newton, nestled in the Tyne valley and just off the A69 near Corbridge. The road network gives easy access to Newcastle, Hadrian’s Wall Country, Hexham, and Northumberland’s National Park.

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

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Live sport

4.2/5

(1,333 reviews)

You will find The Victoria Comet in Newcastle, directly opposite the central station - however you won't find another like it.

4.3/5

(567 reviews)

Situated over two floors, Bealim House is Newcastle’s first authentic Gin distillery, bar and eatery. Home to The Newcastle Gin Company and the city’s only working in-house Gin still, our venue is unlike anything else in the area.

Players Newcastle is a two floored multi-purpose venue which erupted onto the world famous Newcastle nightlife scene way back in 2006 & since then we've raised the bar even highter......

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

3.8/5

(452 reviews)

Newcastle's (And Probably The World's) Most Infamous, Notorious And Favourite Student Trebles Bar! Open 7 Nights Of The Week!