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Welcome to Pubs Newcastle 
This is an independent guide to the pubs of Newcastle Upon Tyne. If you are a visitor to the city and want to enjoy a good night out this comprehensive guide may interest you. There has never been a better time to visit Newcastle with all the uncertainty over Covid, flight cancellations and delays, tourist taxes and increased Euro costs so why not ditch visiting the EU 'abyss', stay in the UK and visit Newcastle (that special place in heaven!!). Newcastle has plenty to offer with a rich history, cultural, food and entertainment scene and is recognised as being the party capital of the UK and one of the top party cities of the world.  With the Newcastle United takeover being completed on 7th October 2021 the city should firmly become the number 1 place to go in the UK and building new links to Saudi Arabia.
BrewDog  
is Pubs Newcastle's pub/bar of the month for November 2023. BrewDog Newcastle micro brew bar located on Dean Street close to the Quayside. Open Sunday - Thursday 12pm - 12am, Friday & Saturday 12pm - 1am. The bar serves an excellent range of BrewDog draught beers and guest draught beers which are rotated regularly as well as a reasonably priced food menu. Click here for food menu. With the bar being close to the Quayside and extensive range of draught beers it is busy most times of the day. Rating 9/10 Lazy Bear  
A new pop up Christmas tipi bar located outside the Central Station is opening on Friday 20th October 2023. Open Monday - Thursday 11am - 12am, Friday - Sunday 12pm - 12am.. The bar will be serving a range of festive drinks, mulled wine and hot drinks as well as pizzas from Scream for Pizza served throughout the day. Live music will be featured in the tipi on certain nights throughout the Christmas period. More info and pictures is now online. Tickets  
A new small cocktail bar located close to the Central Station in what used to be the old ticket office is now open. Open Monday - Thursday 4pm - 1am, Friday & Saturday 12pm - 2am, Sunday 12pm - 1am. The bar was formerly known as North, Science and more recently Zerox. A DJ is on play on most nights. More info and pictures is now online. Café Mercy  
A new Cafe cocktail and Spritz bar located on the Grey Street in the City Centre opened on 25th August 2023. Open Tuesday - Thursday 2pm - 11pm, Friday 2pm - 12am, Saturday 12pm - 12am, Sunday 12pm - 11pm, Closed Monday. The bar was formerly known as Dacanthus and has been given a full makeover. A large outside seating area is located to the front of the bar. More info and pictures is now online. The Geordie Star  
A new Newcastle themed pub located in the Central Station area opened on 7th July 2023. Open every day from 12pm until late. The pub was formerly known as The Star Inn. Food is served every day - Click here for food menu. Live sport and live music/ DJ is a regular feature every Friday to Sunday. More info and pictures are now online. The Dubliner  
A new Irish themed pub located on the Quayside opened on 30th June 2023. Open every day until late. The pub has occupied the former building that was previously Julies nightclub. Live sport and live music will be a regular feature as well as a good pint of Guinness. More info and pictures is now online. Katie O'Brien's  
Another new Irish themed pub located on Collingwood Strret in the Central Station area is now open. Open Monday – Thursday 5pm - 3am, Friday 3pm - 3am, Saturday & Sunday 12pm – 3am. The pub has taken up part of the space occupied by Bohemia. All things Irish will be a regular part of the bar as well as a good pint of Guinness. More info and pictures is now online. Frate  
located off High Bridge off Grey Street is now open. Open from 12pm - 2am on weekends and 5pm - 2am on weekdays. This new container bar will be serving Middle Eastern kebabs and mezze bowls from BABS Newcastle and pizzas from Slice Boys. Live sport will be shown on big screens including football, rugby and Wimbledon with a DJ and live music a regular feature. More info and pictures is now online. Mojo  
located in the Gate area is now open. Open every day from 12pm - 2am. This new American style cocktail bar has taken over the space occupied in The Gate by TGI Fridays. Live sport is shown throughout the bar on several TV's with special offers available on match days. More info and pictures is now online. The Lowther  
located in the Bigg Market area is now open. Open Monday 10am - 11pm, Tuesday 10am - 2am, Wednesday 10am - 11pm, Thursday - Saturday 10am - 2am, Sunday 11am - 11pm. The pub that was formerly known as Retro has been given a full revamp with a change back to it's former name The Lowther. Live sport is featured throughout the bar which now has a more traditional feel. More info and pictures is now online. Be At One  
located in the Central Station area is now open. Open Monday - Wednesday 4.30pm - 1am, Thursday 4.30pm - 2am, Friday 3pm - 2am, Saturday 12pm - 2am, Sunday 3pm - 1am. The bar that was formerly known as The Waiting Rooms has been given a full revamp with a change of name to Be At One. Live sport is featured throughout the bar with a happy hour Monday - Thursday 4.30pm - 7.30pm, Friday 3pm - 6pm, Saturday 12pm - 3pm, Sunday 3pm - 6pm. More info and pictures is now online. Balmbras  in the Big Market area is a historical pub in the Bigg Market with be re-opening in 2023. The Malhotra group are currently undertaking work to restore this historical bar back to it's former self. Many of the old historical features which date back to the 1820's will be retained. The bar was formerly known as the Wheatsheaf in the 1820's and was later named the Cartlon before it was changed to Balmbras after the famous Blaydon Races. More info and pictures of this pub will be online shortly.  Liberty House  
located in the Central Station area is now open. The bar that was formerly known as Okana and previously the Union Rooms has been given a full makeover with a change in name to Liberty House. Breakfast, Dinner and Afternoon Tea will be on offer with a good range of beers and ales. There is a large outside seating area to the front of the bar. More info and pictures is now online. Grey Owl  
in the City Centre area is now open. This new cafe bar is located on Grey Street in vacant premises that was formerly occupied by Davisdon's Jewellers. More info and pictures are now online. The Bear & Barrel  
New Micro Brew bar located in the City West area at Chapel House Shopping Centre, Hillhead Parkway, Chapel House. Open Monday - Wednesday 10am to 9pm, Thursday 10am - 9.30pm, Friday & Saturday 10am - 10.30pm, Sunday 12pm - 9pm. Food is served every day from 10am - 6pm with a range of breakfast, small plates and snacks available. Click here to view the food on offer. Live music is featured every Sunday. More info and pictures is now online. 
Micro Brew Pubs   For information about the best Micro Brew pubs in Newcastle
The selection will be of interest to real ale enthuiasts with the ever growing popularity of Local cask and keg beers on offer in Newcastle. There is now an excellent selection of ales on tap in Newcastle to choose from. Evening Chronicle Newcastle Pub Quiz  How well do you know the pubs and bars in Newcastle. Have a go at the Evening Chronicle's Newcastle pub quiz: Can you identify the 19 city centre bars in the quiz?. Click here to access the Evening Chronicle quiz and test your knowledge. River Escapes  
For information on arranging a Tyne River Cruise in Newcastle -- check out riverescapes.co.uk
You can book a party night or cruise on the Tyne as an alternative to a club or a night out.
Restaurants  For information about where to eat out in Newcastle There is a choice of Chinese, English, Italian, Indian, Mexican, Spanish, American, Japanese, Thai and other restaurants featured on the site. Sports Bars 
 for the best places to watch Premier League, Championship and UEFA Euro 2024 matches in Newcastle there is a selection of bars and pubs featured.
Most of the bars/pubs feature live football, rugby Six Nations, cricket and Euro /World Cup football matches some with large screens and special offers during match days. Stags & Hens  information that would be of interest to anyone arranging a Stag or Hen party/weekend in Newcastle or further afield. There are links to Stag & Hen sites who can help you arrange a party, weekend, accommodation or an event. Links to other sites well worth a visit associated with Pubs Newcastle WW1 Centenary Ales Hadrian Border has produced four WW1 Centenary Ales to commemorate the Tyneside Scottish, Tyneside Irish, Newcastle Commercials and the Durham Light Infantry. Top Ten Pubs Pubs Newcastle's Top Ten Pubs worth visiting in no particular order. Newcastle Pub Crawls Information on some Pub Crawls where you can sample the best of Newcastle. Old Bars/Pubs of Newcastle Information on some of the former bars and pubs in Newcastle that have now closed. The bars/pubs shown on this page are all those that have been featured on the site previously with information on what has happened to each bar/pub. What pubs were in Newcastle in 1827, 1850, 1882, 1910 and 1914 - New information on some of the older historical pubs of Newcastle.
Old pubs of Newcastle in 1827 Old pubs of Newcastle in 1850 Old pubs of Newcastle in 1882 Old pubs of Newcastle in 1910 Old pubs of Newcastle in 1914 Contact us |
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