Pubs in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Tilleys Bar

105 Westgate Road, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4AG

Seven handpumps with a beer from Camerons and six rotating local brews. An overwhelming collection over 180 bottled beers from all over the world dominated by American and Belgian brands. Families welcome until 7pm. Popular with visitors from the local theatre village area of the city.

Crown Posada

31 Side, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3JE

An architecturally fine pub, on CAMRA's Regional Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors. The narrow street frontage shows two impressive stained glass windows behind which lies a small snug, the bar counter and a longer seating area, There's an interesting coffered ceiling, locally relevant photographs and cartoons of long gone customers and staff on the walls. Local small brewers are enthusiastically supported, with three regular local ales. The whole has been sympathetically refurbished over the years by the owners and is an oasis of calm and peace near the busy Quayside drinking, dining and clubbing circuit. Currently closed and future uncertain.

Lady Greys

20 Shakespeare Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6AQ

Close to the historic Theatre Royal and busy shopping areas, this pub, formerly The Adelphi, is a welcome addition to the city centre real ale scene. Beers are mainly from local brewers Mordue, Hadrian & Border, Allendale and Wylam, with guest beers from all over the country. Food is served all day.

Beyond

Unit G5, The Gate, Newgate Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5RE

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.

Barluga

35 Grey Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6EE

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.

Fitzgeralds

60 Grey Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6AF

Previous local Pub of the year winner. A large, open-plan pub that is much bigger than it appears from the outside due to its depth, the bar being at the back. Six hand-pulls serving local and national beers that usuallys include a dark beer. Plenty of seating in various areas as well as a large area in front of the bar kept clear for standing.

Head of Steam

1, Neville Street,, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5EN

Facing the central railway station this is an unusual pub in that there's nothing on the ground floor. Upstairs is the main bar with six cask beers and a good selection of continental draught beers. Downstairs is one of the most popular live and recorded music venues in the city centre, no draught products in music venue, extensive range of cans and bottles.

Forth

Pink Lane, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5DW

Vibrant yet comfy city centre Mitchell & Butlers lounge-bar with quieter side room, five hand pulls, many sofas, a real fire, and upstairs a roof garden which doubles as the smoking area. The ever changing food menu includes besides main meals, sandwiches and an unusual range of bar snacks. Note the art work on the walls is by of local artists. Very handy for Central railway and metro stations plus many bus stops as well as restaurants.

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