Live Sports — Pubs in Gateshead
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Found 20 live sports pubs in Gateshead
The Old Fox, Felling
14 Carlisle Street, Gateshead NE10 0HQ
Superb traditional/community street pub restored to its former glory by previous landlord now back in situ. A short walk from Felling Metro. The open fire gives the bar a homely feel. Saturday live bands or disco/karaoke. Assured of a friendly welcome by a landlord who knows how to treat customers as people as opposed to a source of income.
The Wheat Sheaf, Felling
26 Carlisle Street, Gateshead NE10 0HQ
Welcoming street corner pub owned by Big Lamp Brewery. Well patronised by a loyal band of regulars who often travel quite a distance to drink here. The pub features some original details, mismatched furniture and, when needed, real coal fires. Outdoor toilets have original Victorian urinals. There is a fortnightly Tuesday nights bring traditional folk music featuring keen local musicians and Wednesday is poker night. Original CAMRA clock keeps time behind the bar. Snacks available.
The Wardley, Bill Quay
Brack Terrace, Gateshead NE10 0SR
Due to demolition of housing many years ago this former street corner brick-built community local is now a stand-alone building with fields leading down to the river Tyne on three sides. Saved from closure due to falling trade by some regulars in summer 2013 it is now doing very well. The L-shaped public bar leads to a snug at the rear of the counter. Note the original fireplaces. Weekly quiz, live singers monthly, board games and a darts team. Also has a beer tent for bank holiday weekend events including the popular vintage car rally. Has a very convivial atmosphere between staff and customers.
The Cricketers, Bill Quay
Quay Tavern Joel Terrace, Gateshead NE10 0TX
This stand alone, opened-out, split-level, one-roomer on bank leading down to river Tyne, with fine views along it, and new (2014) landlord who has instigated refurbishment programme in keeping with the pub's layout and history. Has many loyal customers often travelling from afar to make it a great community pub.
Brandling Inn, High Felling
Balmoral Drive, Gateshead NE10 9TS
1970s one-room community pub with distinct bar, lounge and games areas; darts and pool played among other games. Also many tv screens including 3D one. Regular quizzes, live entertainment and bands at weekends as well as well-priced real ale. Sandwiches.
The Tudor Rose, Dunston
Collingwood Terrace, Gateshead NE11 9DU
The public bar with wooden beams and many tables leads to an Italian pizzeria restaurant off to the left while at the rear there is a pool room and a lounge to the right. The large television screen is used mainly used for sports coverage. There is also a weekly quiz, karaoke on Saturdays and buskers on Sundays. Curry night on Tuesdays Re-vamped food menu with many specials introduced in early 2015 by new tenants.
The Waggon Team, Bensham
Lobley Hill Road, Gateshead NE11 9NA
Extended 1930's roadhouse with very fine original columns fronting road heading west from northern end of Team Valley Trading Estate also near to junction with Western Bypass (A1). Attached to a Premier Inn from which and passing trade it derives many of its customers particularly for its grills & steaks. While very foodie in the large lounge there is also a smaller modern style lounge with pool table at the old front behind the columns. Many television screens throughout and often crowded particularly at weekends.
The Highwayman, Dunston Hill
Whickham Highway, Gateshead NE11 9QJ
Pleasant early 60's estate style pub shielded by hedging just off busy main road in Dunston Hill at the western end of the village. Has a good following with many drawn by the "Sizzling Pub Co." food menu and karaoke.
The Tilley Stone (JD Wetherspoon)
Unit 9-10 Jackson Street, Gateshead NE8 1EE
Named after two local coal mine coal seams this October 2011, stylish conversion of former retail premises; light stained wood and a flag stone floor feature well. Popular with shoppers and diners there are also many examples of local artists' work with a mining theme on display. Very handy for Gateshead public transport interchange and walking distance from the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art and The Sage music & arts and conference centre. Families welcome until 20:00.
The Black Bull
Mulgrave Terrace, Gateshead NE8 1PQ
Recently (early 2017) renovated split-level front lounge bar now has trendy comfy chairs plus pool table, darts, table football, television, fruit machine and later-on in evenings nightclub style lighting. Entered via a corridor somewhat reminiscent of a ghost train. The rear room has a stage and is much used as a live music venue (various styles); a major attraction of the pub, as well as being available for private functions. The steadily increasing range of cask beers is due to the keen tenants who are also very proud of the following their live music attracts. Quiz night Monday. Handy for Gateshead public transport interchange. Note: 'Patio' is roof terrace.
The Beaconsfield, Low Fell
Beaconsfield Road, Gateshead NE9 5EU
Split level food-led modern style lounge bar with sun trap outside drinking area at front. Features many television screens (has drink promotions during live football matches) and quiz, poker and open mic nights. Sports and general knowledge quizzes held weekly. Often crowded at weekends.
Gateshead Arms, Low Fell
569 Durham Road, Gateshead NE9 5EY
Landlocked split-level lounge-bar on main road with eight televisions - a main attraction of the pub. Even the beer garden/smoking area at the back; note plastic tumblers have to be used there, Low Fell�s best kept secret, has one. Quiz held weekly and DJ on Friday and Saturday nights. Real ales at lower price between 11:00 and 19:00 weekdays and further reductions on Mondays and Wednesdays. Dress code after 19:00 - Casual but smart.
Black Horse Inn, Low Fell
Kells Lane, Gateshead NE9 5HY
In the same hands for over 35 years this popular community pub has a narrow public bar with t.v. screens and many old photographs of the area. As well as a far larger/noisier lounge with juke box to the rear - open evenings on weekdays and weekends. There are also outside drinking areas at the front (heated) and side. The work of a local artist is on display for sale. General knowledge and music quizzes are held weekly plus a money draw on Sundays. Also runs real ale suggestion scheme. Sandwiches and snacks available.
The Three Tuns, Sheriff Hill
92 Sheriff Highway, Gateshead NE9 5SD
Formerly a failed S&N tied pub now turned around completely by an enterprising experienced publican specialising in live music (on six nights a week). Self-styled as offering "Proper Beer in a Proper Pub" besides the 'gig room' there is also a lively public bar with televisions. Where unusually for area three beers, often from local micros, are served on gravity by staff keen on cask beer. The pub is also noted for its various bank holiday events and charity fund raising events. Weekly quizzes. Snacks including locally produced hot pies available.
Tap @ Carters Well, Low Fell
512 Durham Road, Gateshead NE9 6HU
What was Bar Mondo re-opened (December 2013) as a comfortable lounge-bar but now with three hand pulls dispensing by far the best priced real ales in the area plus one now (since late 2014) devoted to real cider - a real rarity for some distance. Still a single split-level room but now with ten television screens, note; the cosy 'real' fire at the far end is gas fired. Frequented by lunch time shoppers but with a younger, livelier, crowd in the evening as the pubs is at the heart of 'The Fell's' pubs' circuit. Often has a guest real ale from the Camerons portfolio.
Belle Vue, Low Fell
536 Durham Road, Gateshead NE9 6HX
Sports bar by centre of 'The Fell' drinking circuit. Front public bar leads to slightly quieter lounge bar at side with much sports memorabilia mainly featuring Newcastle United Football Club throughout. Also video juke boxes when not used for live sports coverage. Many competitive drinks promotions.
The Coach House
706 Durham Road, Gateshead NE9 6JA
Recently completely refurbished, and now brighter and lighter than before. Still consisting of an L-shaped public bar with bare boards and televisions plus a cosier, lounge to the the side with its own bar counter and piano. Hosts weekly quiz plus occasional live music. Toasties available from 21:00.
The Victoria
265 Kells Lane, Gateshead NE9 6UE
Dating back over 200 years; see the 1810 inscription on the fireplace in the public bar however it has been extended and much altered since. Including a re-vamp (early 2014) bringing-in brighter and more modern seating and tables. Plus an extensive range of gins. There is still though a public bar, two lounge areas and a separate restaurant, includes rotisserie option; with own smaller bar counter. There are also a couple of outside drinking areas one at the front and one at the back.
The Angel View Inn, Low Eighton
Low Eighton Banks, Gateshead NE9 7UB
Based around former farm buildings this stone-built hotel down a short lane off the southbound dual carriageway opposite the Angel of the North offers a selection of up to three Wylam brewery house real ales in the modern public bar. It also offers private dining and banquets; there are two function rooms plus conference facilities. Sunday carvery. The attractive courtyard garden providing a popular backdrop for photographs of the many wedding receptions held here. Large parties catered for.
Engine Room, Eighton Banks
Rockliffe Way, Gateshead NE9 7XR
Re-opened with new name mid-March 2015 after periods of closure under different operators (and ACV application by locals' determined not to see pub sold for any other use) by very experienced local pub owning family. Old stone block building with stylish front bar with fine views across open country and the valley beyond, comfy modern chairs and television screens. This leads into the large split-level dining area - varied food menu. Outside drinking areas to front and back.