Live Sports Pubs in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Lonsdale

Lonsdale Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 3HH

Large pub opposite West Jesmond Metro. Popular with students and sports fans. Recent refurbishment has added more televisions and re-upholstery. Upstairs drinking area has separate bar and more televisions. Large screen projector shows football and other sports events in raised area to front of pub. At least four handpumps serve real ales from a couple of local breweries and some nationally sourced guest beers.

Bodega

125 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4AG

Two fine stained glass domes are the architectural highlights of the pub, which is popular with football and music fans, Televisions show sporting events and the pub can be busy on match days. The interior offers a number of standing and seating areas with separate booths for more intimate drinking. A number of old brewery mirrors adorn the walls. Eight handpumps with beesr from Oakham and Fyne Ales and a good selection of foreign bottled beers.

Bridge Hotel

Castle Square, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1RQ

This large Fitzgerald's pub is situated next to Stephenson's spectacular High Level Bridge, the rear windows and the patio have views of the city walls, River Tyne and Gateshead Quays. The main bar area, adorned with many stained glass windows, is divided into a number of seating areas with a raised section at the rear. Several guest beers come from far and wide. Among the live music events held in the upstairs function room is what is claimed to be the oldest folk club in the country.

Chillingham

Chillingham Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 5XN

with five dedicated to local brewers and two to traditional cider Reopened October 2016 after extensive refurbishment. Retains the two-roomed layout, with games area to the rear of the left-hand room, but both are now decorated to a similar standard with an array of flat screen tvs usually showing sports.

Duke of Wellington

High Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1EN

An L-shaped bar situated in Newcastle's premier real ale street has nine hand-pulls, one of which serve cider. Recent tasteful refurbishments give a modern look to the pub Can be very busy on match days and racing festivals. Monday quiz and music Thursday

North Terrace

North Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4AN

Gosforth Hotel

High Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 1HQ

Located on the corner of a busy junction at the top of the High Street, this is a stalwart of the lively Gosforth pub scene. Popular with a wide range of clientele, from nearby office workers to locals and students, the pub often gets very busy. The rear bar opens at 1700 Monday to Thursday and 1200 Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Tanners Arms

1 Byker Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2NS

Well patronised Community pub. Cask sales now justify 3 handpulls. Mon free pool after 7.00pm, Tuesday Quiz night, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat DJ's provide music. Very popular for Sunday lunches.

County

High Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 1HB

The large L-shaped bar attracts a variety of visitors, from office workers to students, and can get very busy, especially at weekends. A separate quiet room at the back, now designated the gin bar (through without a bar!), offers respite from the hustle and bustle of the main bar, and also doubles as a small meeting or function room. Several guest beers are available.

Millstone

Haddricks Mill Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 1QL

A modern stylish two roomed pub, lounge to the front and small public bar to the rear, with beers sourced from local micro-breweries as well as national favourites. Bass has been a favourite of the regulars for many years. Reopened 03.11.21 following major refurbishment including further opening out and more free-standing furniture of various heights.

Market Lane

Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6SG

New Bridge

2-4 Argyle Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6PF

Reopened mid-September 2019 after a significant refurbishment this former Fitzgeralds pub has adopted a slightly more modern tone. Dubbed a Neighbourhood Bar food will be available all day for both eat in and takeaway. Food times may vary once the kitchen is fully operating and the real ales may change to include a local beer.

Bealim House

Bealim House, 17-25, Gallowgate, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4SG

Well appointed City Centre Sports Bar/Community pub. A thoughtful design incorporating both contemporary and traditional environment. Very popular with football fans, St James Park is nearby and the pub has 10 TV's for the benefit of the armchair sports fan. Monthly Quiz last Thursday of the month. Over 50 high quality single malt whiskies available.

Centurion

Central Station, Neville Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5DG

Built in 1893 as a sumptuous waiting lounge for first class passengers, a major feature being its exquisite tiling which is today worth £3.8 million. Closed in 1960s, when Transport Police used it as cells. Since being restored the grandeur of the John Dobson designed interior is now enjoyed by thousands of customers, locals, and visitors to Newcastle. Popular starting point for Whistle Stops II real ale outings. Deli next door.

Okana

48, Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1TT

Large, multi floored, former Wetherspoon not far from Station. Very well converted listed building. Glass roofed area in centre of pub. Upper floor opening times may vary. Just reopened under new ownership Beers and food may vary. Reopened 23.11.18 after major refurbishment. Main bar to the left has four handpumps; beer range subject to review. Towards the rear the bar has two handpumps replicating beers from the main bar, and the area is now set aside for dining. Pool room and snug remain.

Hotspur

103 Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RY

Traditional double fronted city centre pub. Situated opposite Haymarket bus station and Eldon Square, with the universities close by, the Hotspur is a very popular pub and especially busy on match days. Quiz held on Monday Nights. Newcastle University Folk Club play on Tuesday nights. The interior has recently been refurbished and is much enhanced without losing character. Eight hand pulls adorn the bar.

Keel Row

Unit G3, The Gate, Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5TG

Typical Lloyds Bar showing football matches and with music & DJ at weekends. Beer served in plastic glasses on Fri / Sat (except regulars drinking real ale, solely upon request). 3 handpulls in the centre of the bar, serving ale in decent condition. Families welcome when quiet, and food served daily. During the day, there are plenty of tables, however at night these are removed to make way for a dancefloor.

Newcastle Arms

57 St Andrew's Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5SE

This single room pub is situated next to St James Park and Chinatown, is known locally as the "Top Arms" and is very busy on match days and beer festival opening nights.

Junction

Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7PF

Open plan bar with four handpulls serving variety of ales. Plenty of screens showing all main sports. Food service daily. Service can be a bit slow, even when quiet.

Akenside Traders

Dean Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1PQ

Large pub on Newcastle Quayside.

Crow's Nest

Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RY

Not far from the main bus and metro interchanges, this pub has been tastefully refurbished a few years ago. Largely open plan main bar but with some more secluded seating areas. Limited seating in front of the pub on main road.

Trent House

1-2 Leazes Lane, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4QT

Friendly and laid back, this pub is very popular with students. The Trent is home to the best jukebox in town, featuring an eclectic mix of classic rock, jazz and electronica. There is an upstairs room with a pool table. Board games are available from the bar. The pub has a nightly happy hour from 8pm-9pm, with cask ales at reduced prices.

Blue Bell

Jesmond Vale, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1PH

Queen Victoria

206 High Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE3 1HD

Popular High Street pub located on busy corner of Gosforth. Food not currently available. Beers soiurced from Punch list including some local brewers. Has its own real ale loyalty card.

Quayside

35 Close, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3RN

Lloyds No 1 Bar situated on Newcastle's Quayside just West of the Swing Bridge, with the road on one side and a shared foot/cycle path on the other. The horseshoe shaped building surrounds a cobbled courtyard which is popular on warmer days, whilst on the river side is another smaller paved patio with more seating. A total of 6 handpulls offers a selection of ales, whilst ciders are from bag-in-the-boxes stored in the fridge. Typical JD Wetherspoon food menu with the usual club deals. The pub sometimes hosts special events to coincide with local happenings or ale festivals.

WonderBar

The Gate, Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5TG

Rosies Bar

2 Stowell Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4XQ

Cosy little corner pub not far from St James Park, serving two real ales. TVs show local sport. Lots of historic pictures on the traditionally tiled walls. Welcoming bar staff. Typical old-fashioned bar with sofa seats around the edges and a couple of tables in the middle of the floor, and a good-sized bar area. Loyalty card scheme available.

Old George

Old George Yard, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1EZ

Built 1582 this historic pub alleged to have been frequented by King Charles I, is a welcoming watering hole for customers who like a piece of Olde England. The corridors and stairs creak and the ambience is mostly original. A cabinet of five handpulls complements the traditional bar area. Smaller bar has additional three handpulls. In summer bands play regularly in the outside yard. Buskers nights Thursdays and Sundays from 7pm

Head Of Steam Quayside

11-17 Broad Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3DQ

Reopened 06.08.16 after a substantial refurbishment, including some opening out to give more space.

Strawberry

7 Strawberry Place, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4SF

A single roomed pub situated directly opposite St. James Park, the Strawberry has a tendency to be very busy on match days. The walls are covered in Newcastle United memorabilia, and silent TV screens show sporting events. A new roof terrace with canopies and heaters overlooks the city centre. 2 guest beers are available, and above average food at below average prices is served all day. Check out the filled giant Yorkshire puddings.

Slug & Lettuce

30 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5JG

Large pub on two floors.

Hancock

2A, Hancock Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4PU

Benton Ale House

Front Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE7 7XE

Recently refurbished, well appointed traditional pub with horseshoe bar, complemented by friendly Manager and Staff. Large bay windows give a light and airy feel to lounge at front with public bar to the rear. Family friendly. Quiz night Wednesdays. Interesting abstract art in the back bar.

Victory

43 Killingworth Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE3 1SY

Established on this site since 1861, the pub takes its name from Nelson's flagship and once served the local mining community. Essentially a single room there are two lounge areas each side of the entrance with some seating near the bar. A rear lounge overlooks the Ouseburn.

GunnerTavern

Neville Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5DF

Re-opened summer 2019 after major refurbishment.

Northumberland Hussar

Sackville Road, off Chillingham Road,, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 5SY

Purpose built in 1955 and named after a local regiment, a major investment in 2013 transformed the pub into a stylish horseshoe bar with many interesting artefacts on display. Food is scratch made in the visible kitchen. Two banks of five handpulls serve a range of cask-conditioned ales from both local and national microbreweries; a sixth handpull is dedicated to real cider. Quiz night on Thursday. Beer is available in third pint measures if required. Children welcome until 7pm

City Tavern

10 Northumberland Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8JF

Gastro pub serving food till 7pm that has won awards for its selection of spirits. Within the multi floored pub is cinema paradiso an outdoor cinema area showing films twice daily and Ruperts the world's smallest bar available for private hire.

Percy Arms

Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RW

Cosy little pub opposite the main bus stations filled with lots of pictures & signage on the walls - think of a typical "English bar" that you would come across on the Costa del Sol. Variety of sport shown on the TVs. Beer garden at rear, along with pool tables, quiz machine & fruit machines. Toilets upstairs.

Mile Castle

Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5XU

Opened in December 2009, this highly thought of Lloyds No1 bar boasts 20 handpulls across three floors. Impressively redecorated, there is a boothed area for diners on the second floor although meals are served throughout the day and evening to all areas. The name refers to the Roman forts that were built a mile apart and there is one reputed to be situated nearby. Transport links are excellent with Rail and Metro stations nearby. Bus stop outside the front door.

Five Swans

14 St Mary's Place, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7PG

Multi roomed Wetherspoon's opposite Newcastle Civic Centre and close to main shopping areas. Beer range includes guests from all the local brewers and from further afield. Food served all day. Outside drinking area to front of pub and 'secret' courtyard through the maze of rooms. Children welcome until 9pm. Pub area can be reserved for Private Function(s) when booked. Free Wi-Fi available. Reopened mid February 2020 after extensive refurbishment with additional various seating areas on the first floor, and enlarged outdoor seating area adjacent to main road.

Three Bulls Heads

57 Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RN

Two-story pub offering three cask-conditioned real ales from handpulls on the ground floor bar. Food service on both levels, with upstairs generally being quieter. Lots of seating areas, though gets very busy at weekends. No children permitted in the premises at any time. Bar staff are friendly and knowledgeable about the real ale.

Cosy Dove

62-64 Hunters Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4NA

Refurbished in 2016 the seating area is u-shaped round the main bar.

Pacific House

12-22 Northumberland Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8JF

Recently-refurbished pub with a new outlook on providing drinkers with quality beverages and food. Pool tables upstairs, and sport shown on TVs around the venue. Toilets downstairs via a spiral staircase. 4 real ales and 1 cider available from handpull.

Habita

2 Sandyford Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8SB

Reds Bar

2 Sandyford Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8SB

Goose

Percy Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RA

Pleasant, friendly pub with a carvery available every day. Children welcome until 7pm. Three handpulls, all for EPA, which may - or may not - be available when you visit. Service isn't always great. Excellent carvery available every day. Large comfortable venue with different seating areas; TVs and a large-screen projector show a range of sports or news.

Three Mile Inn

Great North Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE3 2DS

Recently completely rebuilt and extended.

Ship Inn

Front Street,, Newcastle upon Tyne NE7 7XE

Corner House

Heaton Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 5RP

Recently redecorated and converted to Flaming Grill outlet.

Nancy's Bordello

13 Argyle Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6PF