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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

4.4/5

(959 reviews)

A crafty local boozer with an unrivalled music heritage.Quenching thirsts with great Ales, Lagers & Ciders.

4.4/5

(433 reviews)

North Terrace is an all day eating & drinking space with a seasonal pizza & salad menu. With Sky & BT Sports & an upstairs games room with pool, ping pong & table football it's the perfect place to meet, work, or play.

4.5/5

(795 reviews)

A magnificently refurbished Edwardian building on the banks of the famous River Tyne, Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle was originally home to the Tyne Tees Steam Ship Company.

4.4/5

(1,238 reviews)

Located at the bottom of Stepney Bank, The Ship Inn is one of the oldest pubs in the area, and owes its name to the historic importance of river craft in the development and heritage of the Ouseburn Valley.

4.3/5

(1,020 reviews)

Set back from the hustle and bustle of Gosforth High Street, The Brandling Arms is a real home-from-home

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.

4.4/5

(317 reviews)

Great community local, newly refurbished, excellent food and drinks offers, superb outside area with large awning for those rainy days!

4.4/5

(518 reviews)

Situated a 5 minute walk from the city centre, the Cosy Dove is a village pub in the city