Best Pubs in Newcastle
Who doesn’t enjoy a good pint and a pub meal to go with it. Welcome to our mini-guide on the best pubs in Newcastle! We hope you like it!
The Town Wall
The Town Wall is in a perfect spot if you can get home from Central Station. As it’s located a few minutes stroll from central in Pink Lane. The Town Wall is a spacious pub with a very lively atmosphere. The food and drink is top quality to say the least!
The Bridge Tavern Newcastle
The Bridge Tavern is not a place you want to miss. It’s in between theĀ stanchions of the Tyne Bridge. The pub is vibrant and trendy plus there is a micro brewery onsite. So don’t forget to try their own craft beer. Food wise you will want to try their Sunday lunch at one point and most of their food is comfort food. So don’t got here if you are on any kind of diet unless you plan is to break that diet.
The Old George Newcastle
The Old George claims to be Newcastle’s oldest pub. They started in the 16th century and are still going strong. To find the pub head behind the Bigg Market and it’s can be missed. Dance the night away, have a quiet drink with friends or come on Sunday for their famous Sunday lunch. The Old George has something for everyone.
The Tyne Bar
Looking for riverside views while relaxing and drinking your favourite pint? Then head to The Tyne Bar. This popular little gem is one of Newcastle’s most underrated pubs. Known for their great deals on food, BBQ, outdoor heating area and free food on Tuesdays you can’t go wrong with The Tyne Bar.
The Cumberland Arms Newcastle
The Cumberland Arms celebrated it’s 120th year in business in 2018. A unique pub that offers folk music and comedy gigs. It’s much more than just a place to grab a drink.Eat good food and have a drink at this charming pub.
That’s it for our mini pub guide in Newcastle. Hopefully you try one or try them all. If you would like to book an appointment for some Newcastle carpet cleaning then we will be happy to schedule your cleaning.
