Pubs in Newcastle
Traditional pubs and country inns

Cumberland Arms
A proper Ouseburn pub perched above the valley with folk nights, real ales, and a terraced beer garden with cracking views. The Cumberland is everything a local pub should be and more.

Sandhill Arms
A bright Quayside pub linked by an old passage to the Redhouse next door.
The Bacchus
A busy city centre pub just off Grey Street with a long real ale list and live sport.

The Bodega
A Victorian real ale pub with stained glass domes, a short walk from St James' Park.
The Brandling Villa
An award winning gastropub serving exceptional food and drinks in a beautifully restored Victorian building. Features seasonal menus and an impressive wine selection.

The Carriage
Heaton's neighbourhood favourite where excellent brunch flows seamlessly into evening dining and drinks. This converted Victorian building serves the local community with style, creating a space that's both sophisticated and genuinely welcoming.

The Centurion Bar
The beating heart of Newcastle's sports scene, where every match matters and every pint is pulled with passion. This is where the city comes together to celebrate victories and commiserate defeats in true Geordie style.

The Chillingham
A community-focused gastropub in Heaton known for its excellent food and carefully selected drinks. Combines traditional pub atmosphere with modern culinary standards.

The Crown Posada
A beautifully preserved Victorian pub with stunning original features and tiled walls. Known for its excellent selection of ales and traditional atmosphere.

The Forth Hotel
A stylish gastropub offering elevated pub food and craft beers in a relaxed setting. Popular with both office workers and weekend diners seeking quality comfort food.

The Free Trade Inn
A historic pub perched on a hillside offering spectacular views across Newcastle. Known for its excellent beer selection and relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

The Gosforth Hotel
A traditional Victorian pub serving real ales and classic pub food in Gosforth's residential area. Features original period details and a welcoming local atmosphere.

The Hancock
An upscale cocktail bar known for its innovative drinks menu and sophisticated atmosphere. Features expertly crafted cocktails using premium spirits and house made ingredients.

The Head of Steam
A dedicated real ale house with an extensive selection of traditional and craft beers. Located on the famous Grey Street with knowledgeable staff and rotating taps.

The Red House
An elegant wine bar housed in a Grade I listed building on the famous Grey Street. Specializes in fine wines and small plates in sophisticated Georgian surroundings.

The Ship Inn
An authentic Victorian boozer that's survived gentrification with its soul intact. This is where Ouseburn locals gather for proper pints, honest conversation, and the kind of atmosphere you can't manufacture.
The Town Mouse
Grainger Town's intimate cocktail sanctuary where classic drinks receive modern interpretation in a setting that celebrates the area's architectural grandeur. This is sophisticated drinking without the pretension.

The Cluny
Part pub, part legendary music venue, all Ouseburn. The Cluny has hosted some of the best emerging bands in the country, and the main bar is a cracking spot for a pint and a chat any day of the week.

The Bridge Tavern
A craft beer pub right at the foot of the Tyne Bridge with its own on-site microbrewery. The views of the bridges are spectacular, the beer is fresh and excellent, and the atmosphere is proper Geordie warmth.

The Bridge Hotel
A proper Newcastle pub with views of the Castle Keep and the High Level Bridge. Real ales, honest bar food, and one of the best terraces in the city centre. The Sunday afternoon here is hard to beat.

The Tyne Bar
A brilliant live music pub in the Ouseburn with a river terrace, regular gigs, and a community spirit that embodies everything great about Newcastle's independent scene.
