Location:
St
Lawrence Road, 5 mins walk from the Quayside. Q1 bus terminus at Mariners' Wharf.
Metro - Manors
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Open:
Monday
- Thursday 11am - 11pm, Saturday 11am - midnight, Sunday 12pm - 11pm.
Telephone 0191 2655764
Review:
Medium sized
traditional Newcastle pub in an elevated position
overlooking the River Tyne.
The pub has a small
semi-circular bar with a wooden floor. From the main
entrance there is a small raised area with some
tables and chairs and high stools next to the bar.
This leads through to a lower area with additional
tables and chairs. There is also some high stools
next to the windows at the front of the bar where
you can admire the excellent view of the Quayside.
The decor is quite basic with mainly posters and
advertisements of live music events covering
the walls. Regular music is on play at most times
with a free jukebox situated to the left hand side of
the bar playing an eclectic range of music.
The pub is popular with
locals, students and visitors to the Quayside. Outside the pub to the
left of the main entrance there is a small beer
garden with wooden tables and benches. There is an
additional area on the bank opposite the pub, where
drinkers often congregate.
Disabled access to main
bar very good but difficult to the toilets which are
down a flight of stairs. Toilets are small and
reasonable.
Price:
Moderate.
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Beers:
Excellent range of beers
with 8 real ales that vary every week. This includes a selection
of Mordue ales, IPA and Workie Ticket. Guest beers include Allendale, Archers, Barefoot, Cropton, High House Farm, Hill Island,
Hadrian and Border, Jarrow, Northumberland, Marston Moor, Rudgate, Wensleydale and Wylam Breweries.
John Smith's, Kronenbourg 1664, Fosters, Becks, Guinness and
Kronenbourg Blanc also on tap. Strongbow Sirrus bottled cider also
available. There is also a good range of house wines and
bottled beers Brown Ale, Becks, Budweiser, Budvar, Corona and Holsten Pilson on offer.
Meals:
A
selection of Fresh sandwiches supplied daily by Dene's Deli.
Location:
The pub has a small
semi-circular bar with a wooden floor. From the main
entrance there is a small raised area with some
tables and chairs and high stools next to the bar.
This leads through to a lower area with additional
tables and chairs. There is also some high stools
next to the windows at the front of the bar where
you can admire the excellent view of the Quayside.
