I love this bar. In fact, it's my favourite bar in the surrounding 'gay triangle'. For anybody…read morevisiting town, or just having a night out, whether your are straight or gay, it makes no difference, this bar is great fun. It holds two large screens with Sky Sports all day long on one half, and on the other half of the bar, up the stairs a bit [only 2, but steep so be warned after a couple of drinks!), there is a pool table and some sofas to sit down on. There's also a jukebox which plays mostly rock, indie music. It's enjoyable for all. Loos are nice, only two for females, and one small mirror, they are small, but clean. The bar is very central, and only around the corner from Eclipse. It's opposite the Life Centre and it's by Digital, Twist, Baron and Baroness, which is ideal for hitting clubs afterwards. It's near to Gossip, The Dog, Switch and Powerhouse too, and not far from a local Hotel Inn Express for staying over night. Also situated by some fast food take away shops and a small paper shop. Prices are good; a bottle of K2 is £1.50. The staff are very friendly and laid back. I love coming here just after work and sitting with friends, it's nice and snug inside and has a warm inviting atmosphere. Thumbs up from me!

Dog & Parrot upstairs great on tue if u fancy cheap £2 comedy from 9, go often and love it :)read more

Architecturally very appealing the amount of floor space can feel a bit much at times but the range…read moreof ales available is very good. Service even on a Sunday night was a bit ropey (NB after 7pm the prices come down 15%) and the preferred practice seemed to be to not wash glasses as they go but just do it all at the end of the night. They do though have some very nice branded glasses which I'm sure they lose a bunch of through theft. Good as the final port of call on a crawl.

Two wonderful stained glass ceilings worth a visit just to see these a good selection of real ale…read moreserves food cooked prepared on the premises not just reheated like many other pubs. CAMRA pub of the year winer.

A very traditional English pub. Large with an upstairs as well. Close to the mall and there seems…read moreto be a crowd every time I come here. Especially when there is a football game on. The food is pub fair and reasonably priced with drink specials which is a plus. When I am in Newcastle an I have time I always stop in and have a pint.

Great pub, both for food and beer. Food is fast, well-cooked and served by friendly staff…read more Price-wise it's hard to beat; Carlsberg at £1.60 a pint. Can get full on match days, but never any problems. This is what a pub should beother pubs take note!

Great choice of beers and the wine is above pub average. Nice cosy family pub. The food is…read moreoverpriced and quite bad. It is microwave chain pub haven here. Even though the menu is pretending to be something else. If you must eat there don't go there for Sunday lush as it almost birds eye ready meal style. Also not recommended if you plan to have some laughs and some lively conversation as the staff is very keen on keeping the volume to quite. Quiz nights I think are on Monday but better call to check. Not dog friendly but will provide bowl of water in the beer garden. It is only about a 1 minute walk from Bank Foot metro station.

Great location. Lovely boozer and great food. Nothing to fault the place on tbh.read more

One of my favorite places to drink in Newcastle and I am bummed it took me so long to find it!…read moreLocated in a small space ("micropub") behind the train station, it is perfectly located for a quick drink before a train or a long, lazy day of boozing. It consists of 10 keg lines and 4 cask hand pulls which are always varied and interesting. Also lots of options in cans and bottles, including some gluten-free beers! The setting here is small, but cozy. There is a small front area near the bar and also and upstairs seating area. Nothing fancy about it, just good, well-priced beer options and a relaxing place to catch some great drinks.

Decent pub, they sometimes have live music on. I don't think they do meals, but they do have…read morefriendly staff, quizzes on wednesdays and the patrons are pretty friendly aswell.

I'm a big fan of The Tyne Bar! Perfect location on the riverside in Ouseburn with a fantastic and…read moreunique beer garden sheltered underneath a bridge and stretching out onto a huge green space/hill ideal for when the sun is shining or to watch the sun set on the quayside. Regular live music is on offer so it's always a lively place to go. Real traditional pub atmosphere and selling locally brewed real ales at decent prices. Definitely worth a visit if you're along the Quayside or end destination after a walk or cycle along Jesmond Dene to Ouseburn.

Great place to drink!…read more This had offers lots of different types of beers. They are a huge Wylam brewery supporter so they host beer weeks and festivals at this location. If you like Wylam brew this place normally has a good sometimes rare stock list. They have a music stage under the bridge that is good for the notorious British summers. Live bands and BBQ's are frequent.

Nice pub with reasonable prices and nice staff, would go anytime. The interior is comfortable and…read morerelaxing and the atmosphere is just right for a casual drink.

A resedential pub with two garden areas, accomodates all ranges of people. Friendly staff and…read morewelcoming. Reasonable prices and good food. Plenty of 'pub life' facilities such as quiz machine and pool table.