Live Sports — Pubs in Washington
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Found 15 live sports pubs in Washington
Sir William De Wessyngton
2-3 Victoria Road, Washington NE37 2SY
Large open-plan Wetherspoon pub housed in a former snooker hall and ice cream parlour. It is named after a Norman knight and lord of the manor whose descendants later emigrated to the United States. The pub offers value-for-money beer and the usual well-priced Wetherspoon menu. The regular ales are complemented by up to four guests and at least two real ciders. Twice yearly beer festivals are held and a large selection of local and international bottled beers are now available. There is a bus station opposite the pub. A beer garden protected by a tall fence, has been provided to the side of the pub. Recipient of a CAMRA Lockdown Hero Recognition Award
Steps
47 Spout Lane, Washington NE38 7HP
Opened in 1894 as the Spout Lane Inn and renamed The Steps in 1976. The small, comfortable single room lounge bar is divided into two drinking areas; the walls are decorated with pictures of old Washington. Five changing real ales are on offer some of which are often chosen by pub regulars. Tuesday is quiz night, with free supper. There is live entertainment on the last Saturday of the month.. There is a domino handicap every Sunday afternoon. Opening hours vary. Part of Washington Village Conservation Area
Washington Arms
The Green, Washington NE38 7AB
Well established and popular pub facing Washington Village Green. Built in 1828 makes it one of the oldest pubs in the area. It changed its name from The Commercial Hotel in 1937. There are 3 distinct drinking areas and a large garden at the rear. After a redecoration in early 2018 a third handpull was installed. ( The handpulls are in the bar as you walk in). Beers are rotated and there will always be at least 1 blonde ale available There is a 10% discount for CAMRA members - be sure to ask as no visible signage. Food is served all day till 9pm from an extensive menu and includes breakfast till noon and themed meal nights. Part of Washington Village Conservation Area
Biddick Inn
Bonemill Lane, Washington NE38 8AJ
Historic inn overlooking the River Wear at the north end of Fatfield Bridge. Dating from 1827 this pub once included a brewery. There are two entrances ; the bar which has two handpulls serving Timothy Taylors Landlord and Hobgoblin Gold. and the other to a larger tastefully decorated lounge and eating area - good value meals are served every day. There is a a dummy handpull on the lounge bar. The pub opens daily at 11 am ( the bar entrance at noon) Karaoke features on Friday & Saturday nights with a quiz every Monday night. There is an outside seating area at the rear with BBQ and children's play area, overlooked by Worm Hill. Regular buses outside the door
Champs Sports Bar & Grill
Emerson Road, Washington NE38 0EF
Originally built in the 1970s as the Washington Liberal club, then converted to Morgan's Wine bar in 1990 then Chevies in 1992.After a refurbishment reopened as Champs in March 2014. Tastefully decorated with comfortable seating areas. TV screens and sporting memorabilia dominate including a Yahama motorbike inside the front entrance. Meals are served from 0900 with breakfasts till 1130. Pleasant outside area with covered heated patio and TV screen. 2 Pool tables and dart board are located away from main eating areas. Bus stop just outside entrance
Speculation
15 Speculation Place / Front Street, Concord, Washington NE37 2AL
Dating from the late 1890's this is a traditional pub in a street with three others. There is a beer garden to the rear, with children welcome.
Cross Keys
Spout Lane, Washington NE38 7AB
At nearly 200 years old, the Cross Keys is one of the oldest pubs in Washington & located in the picturesque Village Green. The pub has undergone a major refurbishment in 2020 with three handpulls . There is a beer garden at the rear Buses to the Town Centre stop opposite Part of Washington Village Conservation Area
Teal Farm
Edale Close, Washington NE38 8FH
New Pub in Teal Farm, Washington. It has a modern contemporary decor with discrete seating areas. One area has large folding patio doors which open up onto an outside open and covered drinking area. There is a children's playground down the side of the pub. There are 4 handpulls offering ales from the Marston range, although not all 4 are always in use. Good value meals are served all day by friendly efficient staff. Thursday is quiz night. The last Saturday of every month sees live entertainment.
Bird Inn
2 Speculation Place, Washington NE37 2AL
The sign on the front of the Bird Inn says 1915, but there is documentation that the first licensee was in 1890. The pub benefited from a major refurbishment in 2016. Wednesday night is poker night and a buskers night is held on Thursday. There is a small garden at the back of the pub which looks out over a large car park. Plenty of buses at Concord bus station nearby.
Ox & Plough
Oxclose Village Centre, Washington NE38 0LZ
Built in the late 1970's as part of the development of Washington New Town, the Ox and Plough has been tastefully reburbished both outside and inside. The bar , with Pool and Darts, is to the right . To the left is a larger lounge and comfortable dining area. There is also a small stage for weekend live music. Handy for bus stops but note there is a bus only link outside, the pub car park being on the west side ( Raby Road). Note opening hours vary during the week.
Blue Bell
Peareth Hall Road, Usworth, Washington NE37 1NP
Dating from the 1840's, this pub has commanding views over Washington. Food is available and live music features on Saturdays
Cherry Tree
Goldcrest Road, Washington NE38 0DL
Opened in 1986 in the centre of Ayton Village. Single story pub with l shaped single room. Large garden at side and rear
Highwayman
Lambton Village Centre, Washington NE38 0QA
Opened in 1984 in Lambton Village Centre as part of Washington New Town development. Single story pub with parking outside and bus stops nearby
Honest Boy
146 Knoulberry Road, Washington NE37 1LL
Opened in 1973 and named after a story associated with the first US President, George Washington. Loacted in Blackfell Village Centre
Woodlands
Vigo Lane, Rickleton, Washington NE38 9AH
Opened in 1986 and formerly known as the Rickleton Arms, this single storey pub is located in Rickleton Village Centre. There is a smart interior with a mixture of booths and open seating, including some sofas. Note the swing hanging from the ceiling. There is a paved outside area. Note the pub cark park has a parking ticket machine and ANPR. Claim money back if a customer of the pub.