Pubs in South Shields
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Alum Ale House
Ferry Street, South Shields NE33 1JR
The Alum Ale House is situated on the south bank of the River Tyne, adjacent to the Ferry Landing and close to the Market Place. The open-plan bar, with its 10 real ales is the venue for a lively Irish music session on the first Sunday of the month. Most of the beers are from the Marstons group range.Note the large blackboard detailing beers available, style strength and price and the new style Hobgoblin handpull on the left of the row of other handpulls. There is decking and seating outside overlooks the river. Note no children allowed inside the pub.
Bamburgh
175 Bamburgh Avenue, South Shields NE34 6SS
Greene King-managed pub a stone's throw from the coast and the finishing point of the Great North Run. The spacious, open plan pub has a raised dining area at one end and a games area at the other. Mainly a locals pub but also popular with families who come to enjoy the extensive food menu, which is served all day. There are 4 handpulls serving a mixture of Greene King beers and guests. The pub has an excellent outside area facing the sea with dining tables and dog watering bowls. There is a quiz every Sunday and Tuesday from 7pm and live music every Saturday from 8pm. There are bus stops on the coast road passing the pub as well as on Bamburgh Avenue .
County
34 Sunderland Road, South Shields NE33 4UU
Large estate style pub with many rooms and sections. A strong concentration on food and on TV screens showing football matches. Within Westoe Conservation Area
Dolly Peel
137 Commercial Road, South Shields NE33 1SQ
Named after a local fishwife and smuggler whose husband and sons were press ganged into the navy. This is a local riverside pub not far from the Mill Dam and attracts a more mature clientele. The interior is divided into two areas, with large-screen TVs for sporting events. Sunday is Karaoke night.
Grey Hen
141 Temple Park Road, South Shields NE34 0EN
Long established pub in Temple Park on a busy roundabout. Set back from the road in some trees, the pub is now under new management.Food is available with Carl's Carvery on Sundays. The pub has a glass conservatory at the front of the building.Buses to South Shields Town Centre stop nearby
Harbour Lights
101 Lawe Road, South Shields NE33 2AJ
The Harbour Lights is located in a dramatic location overlooking the Mouth of the Tyne and, North Shields Fish Quay. Real ale usually from one handpull and available from a Thursday and usually sell a cask by Sunday evening as Monday to Wednesday is quiet. Food is served daily with breakfasts from 9am although the bar doesn't open till 11am.. They now have a nice beer garden and there is a quiz on a Sunday. Music continues on a Thursday and Saturday evening.
Lambton Arms
5 East Street, South Shields NE33 1BP
Small town centre pub with character and real fire. Short walk to Market Place and Transport Interchange
Life of Riley
5 Mile End Road, South Shields NE33 1TA
A large square roomed pub, with the bar at the far end as you enter. Some raised seating areas. Food and nightlife are the main themes. Live music also a speciality. Close to town centre transport interchange.
Blue Bistro bar
Western Approach, South Shields NE33 5QS
Former pub now a bistro bar
Maltings
9 Claypath Lane, South Shields NE33 4PG
The Maltings is located on the first floor of the building, above the former Jarrow Brewery. Take the staircase or lift to a partitioned room with a large central bar and plenty of seating. Most of the former decor remains and has 3 changing ales handpulls. Wednesday is quiz night and Thursday is Rock night. Underneath the Maltings, occupying the space once used by the former brewery, is a new bar called The Chameleon. This does not sell real ale.
Marsden Inn
Redwell Lane, South Shields NE34 7JS
Large pub/restaurant/hotel near the sea front at Marsden. There is a bar and a lounge and at time of visit (Nov 19) Doom Bar and Banks Bitter available in the lounge only. Note opening hours and meal times differ depending on day of week. Live music at weekends. There are numerous buses which pass the door to South Shields and Sunderland.
Clover & Wolf
Brigham Place, South Shields NE33 2DL
Refurbished and reopened as Clover and Wolf with no real ale