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

4.6/5

(1,796 reviews)

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

4.2/5

(1,861 reviews)

City Tavern, established in 1923 in a historic Tudor façade building, was one of Newcastle’s most famous pubs. Since then it has undergone several name and style changes, until Spring 2014 when we brought it back to where it all began.

4.2/5

(845 reviews)

Sergeant Peppers is a vibrant and sociable pub with plenty of entertainment of offer. Try popping in at weekends to enjoy dancing the night away all the hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s.

4.1/5

(2,012 reviews)

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

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Live sport

4.0/5

(638 reviews)

At Sizzling we believe the people of Wallsend deserve more from their local pub. And it's our job to give you just that.

4.4/5

(212 reviews)

Whq is the only independent Nightclub in Newcastle. This means we can do what we like in a friendly way & that's what we do.