4.3/5

(256 reviews)

Central Newcastle CIU social club

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.

4.7/5

(869 reviews)

A micropub focusing on the best of North East brewed high-quality keg and cask beers, British ciders, wines, perries and soft drinks and a range of bottles & cans representing the best of British, European and North American brewing.

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.

4.4/5

(267 reviews)

If you haven't been to The Colly call in, you'll discover the best kept cask ales and draught lagers in Jesmond along with a hand picked selection of fine wines and an extensive range of bottled beers.

3.9/5

(5,046 reviews)

Newcastle Civic Centre (opposite this pub) is a grade II listed building, officially opened by King Olav V of Norway in 1968. The central lawn in the Quadrangle is open to the public and contains a fi

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Live sport

4.3/5

(1,118 reviews)

Sandwiched between the city's two universities, we give hard-working students (and a few not-so-hard-working ones) everything they could want from a city centre pub. With hearty food, a big heated bee

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.

4.5/5

(215 reviews)

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

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.