Location:
Brandling Village, Jesmond. Short walk to Jesmond Metro Station.
Metro - Jesmond
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Open:
Monday
- Saturday noon -
11pm, Sunday noon - 10.30pm. Telephone 0191
2811271<
Review:
Medium sized
traditional Newcastle pub that was first established
1836. The bar first became popular with grocers and
tutors in Brandling Village. It also has a naval
connection due to its name and shape. The pub has retained many
of its original features with leaded windows to the
front. It has a long bar and a wooden floor and
there are old pictures of Newcastle and Lord
Collingwood adorning the walls.
The decor is a
mixture of pink and cream colours. There is plenty
of seating throughout with tables and chairs and a
small snug area at one end.
Outside there is
further seating with wooden tables and chairs,
heated lamps and canopies. Child policy under 14
not allowed, 14-18 with adults. Live sports
including live football is shown on a large drop
down screen and there are also several widescreen
TV's. A cash link machine is located near to the
main entrance.
The pub attracts
a steady clientele of students and locals and is
close enough to the Jesmond strip of bars to
attract those on a night out in Jesmond. Disabled
access is good. Toilets are small and clean.
Price:
Moderate.
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Beers:
John
Smith's, Kronenbourg Cold Premiere, Kronenbourg Blanc, Fosters, San Miguel, Beck's and Guinness on
tap. 10 Real Ales also available with Theakston's Best
Bitter, Deuchars, Marston's and several guest ales.
Woodpecker and Strongbow cider is also on offer. An
excellent range of wines available.
Meals:
Food is on
offer all day at
reasonable prices which include snacks £1.45 - £3.75, burgers £2.80 -
£3.25, baguettes & bagels £2.50 - £2.95, all day breakfast £5.25, salads £5.25,
fish, chips & peas ££5.25, hot beverages £1.75. Sunday Lunch £4.95.
Happy Hours:
Wines on special offer
175ml £2.30 - £3.25, 250ml £3.20 - £4.65, 750ml £9.95 - £13.95.
Location:
The bar first became popular with grocers and
tutors in Brandling Village. It also has a naval
connection due to its name and shape. The pub has retained many
of its original features with leaded windows to the
front. It has a long bar and a wooden floor and
there are old pictures of Newcastle and Lord
Collingwood adorning the walls. 
Outside there is
further seating with wooden tables and chairs,
heated lamps and canopies. Child policy under 14
not allowed, 14-18 with adults. Live sports
including live football is shown on a large drop
down screen and there are also several widescreen
TV's. A cash link machine is located near to the
main entrance.
