My brother who likes to go out for heavy drinking sessions on the weekend used to call this place…read morehis HQ. Its was always a bit loud for me but has certainly cleaned up its reputation. It is no longer a heavy drinking pub but is getting good reviews for the Chinese restuarant part (which is being refurnished) The resturant is why I decided to give this place another try and I did enjoy it. The new buffet style is good and the food is very good and worth having.It is now a lot brighter and cleaner and certainly more inviting. My only complaint is that it seemed take away customers seemed to be getting priority over the eat in customers

Brilliant pub, excellent food at a cheap price and cheap drinks too. Also Karaoke at weekend. My…read morefiance Paula and myself love here.

Back in the 60s councillors who may have been corrupt but definitely were jailed knocked down the…read moremost historic part of the high street to build a shopping centre and carpark. This building is one of the oldest surviving in Stockton with a stone clad front from the castle. It has a great yard at the back called, of course, Green Dragon Yard, which is essentially a passageway linking several other areas and the Georgian Theatre, where bands perform. The dragon is a Sam Smiths pub so the beer is cheap and quite good quality, and you can spend many an hour here getting a bit merry, if you can avoid all the rough types who enjoy making comments. Bless them. Fact: has a genuine smugglers tunnel in the cellar.

Good place for the kids, has a soft play & an outdoor play area which keeps them busy while waiting…read morefor your food, good choice of food which is reasonably priced & free top ups with the kids drinks. Always found the staff to be friendly & polite, generally busy so must be doing something right.

brewsters pub is a family style pub on the preston farm buissnes park just off the a66 , there is…read morealways a great choice on the menu for kids and adults, and there is always offers on in the local press 2 for the price of 1 and extra ice cream for the kids , so you can pay under £20 for a family meal for 4 with drinks, loads of tables to be seated and the children can always go into the playroom for an extra charge of £2 which i think is wrong if you are eating the kids should not be charged.otherwise excellent family style pub and staff quite pleasant, plenty of parking

Just a quick visit today, coffee & bowl of chips. Although it was a little cool outside in the…read morewind, it seemed red hot inside. Had to ask for napkins & didn't seem to be many condiments available. Wasn't to busy at lunch time. Seems a nice location for a spot of lunch/dinner. Would return 6/2/2019 Have returned, this time we sat in the restaurant part. There was a number of offers for food at £5. Lunch specials I guess as it was lunch time! Not to busy. I must admit that having been here 3 or 4 times now over past 2/3 years, I prefer weatherspoons for a decent burger & chips, the price of the beer is a little expensive compared to spoons as well. It's handy for a pint & food after walking along the river for an hr or so.

This is a great place to eat, wether it's a romantic meal for two or few beers and a burger it…read moreaccommodates all. There are two sections, as you walk in left is for table dining with service and right is bar dining or drinking. The food is of restaurant quality and presented beautifully, the menu is a little more expensive than your wetherspoon counterparts but is much better quality. There is a children's play area outside the back and table seating all around the pub, great in the summer with an extr bar outside !! The best part about The Talpore is the points card, if you go regular enough the points soon build up giving great discounts and money off vouchers.

Was looking for a breakfast place where I could order something different than the traditional…read more Found this place with good variety, in a traditional pub setting off of High Street. Friendly attentive service. They serve Lavazza coffee which was also a plus. Had the mushroom eggs benedict. They do have the traditional if that is what you are looking for. The coffee is from a machine so not as good as from a real expresso machine but not bad and you can select from black, cappuccino, latte etc. Order your food at the bar and they will serve it to you at the table.

As a kid the building slipped below your consciousness if you ever stumbled down this end of the…read moreHigh Street. It's the old court, from back when stockton had criminals, and it wasn't til 1998 when it opened that I realised what a terrific building it actually is. I'd been to the huge Moon under Water in Manchester, and this one is even better. Not as large, but still enormous, with a great huge open space in the middle where the old court was, then little cosy areas to the sides, with real coal fires, where the original offices were. Back then the cheapest pint was Fosters at 80p, and for six months or so we had the place to ourselves; it hadn't got onto other people's radar. It was back in the day when Wetherspoon's food was cheap but awful, and I had many a plate of horrible sausages and mash. Now it tends to be full to the gills with pre clubbers of an evening but is still nice and quiet during the day should you wish to get smashed in pleasant surroundings.

This pub is a very safe, welcoming suburban pub which is always full of underage drinkers, or at…read moreleast was when I was younger. Very large rooms downstairs, comfortable chairs and sofas, plenty of standard brands of beer available and good crisps.

Nice friendly pub, good range of drinks and atmosphere. The food isn't great though and the staff…read morealways look bored.

The Royal Oak is situated at the top end of the High Street near the church and all the old man…read morepubs as I call them! We often start a night out at the Royal Oak as it is a good pub and a good place to catch up with friends, as the music is not too loud and there are plenty of places to sit. The toilets are upstairs so not ideal for disabled visitors! The drinks here do seem a little more expensive than most of the other pubs in the High Street. There is karaoke on a couple of times a week which does get very busy, and is always a good laugh. I've never eaten in the Royal Oak but I have heard other people say they've not been too impressed with the food, and I have also heard that it is becoming something of a gay bar, but in fairness Stockton no longer has any gay bars so why not? I would recommend the Royal Oak as a good place to meet friends before heading further into town for a night out.