Newcastle Pubs, Pubs in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear
Pubs in Newcastle Tyne and Wear England
Osbornes Bar 61-67 Osbornes Road, Jesmond, Newcastle (0191 281 4961) This trendy bar is located in the New Northumbria hotel and whether or not you are a hotel guest there it’s worth a visit. The slick modern design succeeds in attracting a suitably trendy crowd. There’s a great range of beers, spirits and fine wines on offer too, but what they really excel at in Osbornes bar are first class cocktails.
The Old George
Cloth Market, Newcastle (0191 269 3061) As
one of the oldest pubs in the city and originally an old
coaching in, The Old George enjoys a good regular trade. This
attractive looking pub is located down a narrow alley within
the wild party loving Bigg Market area. However, The Old
George is known for offering a slightly more laidback
atmosphere than most of its neighbouring pubs, although having
said that they often have live DJ’s playing at the weekend.
Huxters
10 Northumberland Road, Newcastle (0191
2325231) Huxters is a sports theme bar boasting a vast screen
dedicated to featuring all the latest live sporting events. It’s
therefore usual to see the place packed out on the day of a
particularly important football or rugby match. It’s
certainly not the place to simply enjoy a quite pint or two
and a decent conversation, but if you love your sport this is
the bar for you. There’s also a good range of food on offer
served throughout the day up until 7pm.
The Union Rooms
48 Westgate Road, Newcastle, NE1 1JF (0191 261 5718) Situated
opposite Newcastle Central Station is The Union Rooms, a very
busy Wetherspoon’s pub. The pub building is a listed one
giving the place a real sense of atmosphere and customers have
a choice of three different drinking areas. The usual
attractions of any Wetherspoon’s pub including good value
drinks and food apply to The Union Rooms too so the place is
never short of customers.
Casa
Watergate Building, Sandhill, Quayside, Newcastle, NE1 3RG
(0191 222 0164) Situated in the distinctive Watergate Building
within Newcastle’s stylish Quayside area is a chain of the
trendy bar group Casa. Here you’ll find a modern setting
that attracts a young and lively crowd. The place gets really
busy at weekends but at quieter times you can also enjoy a
good meal here too.
