4.6/5

(1,316 reviews)

The Broad Chare offers all the best bits of a traditional ale-house – well-kept beer, honest food, friendly company, good cheer – with a fresh, modern touch. Nothing fancy, nothing fussy, just genuine warmth and an open-hearted welcome. A proper pub

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

4.9/5

(177 reviews)

At Block & Bottle we have curated a shop brimming with exciting, locally sourced, free range, grass fed meats; tantalising hand-crafted charcuterie and mouth-watering craft beers for your delectation.

4.6/5

(1,796 reviews)

Everyones favourite rock flavoured watering hole with live music from local and international acts. Think "Cheers" but with tattoos.

4.3/5

(1,583 reviews)

Cask | Craft | Cocktails | Food | Live Music

4.7/5

(769 reviews)

Six casks, six kegs, a load of bottles and no baloney.

4.1/5

(451 reviews)

Traditional pub on Percy Street opposite the Haymarket. Cracking ales, wines etc. TV sport and music. Atmosphere on match day has to be seen to be believed!

4.5/5

(665 reviews)

Beers: Guinness, Amstel, Fosters, Heineken and Newcastle Exhibition on tap. Six cask conditioned ales also available including Magus from Durham Brewery and Sonnet 43. Symonds and Strongbow cider also

4.7/5

(625 reviews)

Situated within a stones throw of St. James' Park, The Earl Of Pitt Street raises the bar in the style and substance stakes

4.4/5

(232 reviews)

The Globe is the first bar and music venue in the UK to be owned by a cooperative committed to music. Cooperative ownership ensures that The Globe will continue to be a place where people can enjoy live music in a relaxed environment and where musicians c