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A visit to Newcastle and Gateshead wouldn't be complete without a night out on the Quayside. The Quayside is one of the region's most bustling locations thanks to the variety of fantastic bars and pubs which flank both sides of the River Tyne. If you're looking for a stiff drink at the end of the day, or spectacular views of the Gateshead Millennium Bridge when lit at night, the Quayside will certainly not disappoint.
The atmosphere on the Quayside is second to none, with friendly pubs such as The Bridge Tavern, Redhouse and Hop and Cleaver also serving up delicious food alongside real ales, craft beers and locally brewed cider, while the Central Bar, next to the Tyne Bridge, frequently hosts live music. Don't be afraid to chat to the locals and find out the origins of Newcastle's iconic Brown Ale or treat yourself to a pie and a pint for an authentic Geordie tea!
The Quayside is also a great spot for Hen and Stag nights due to its reputation as one of the best nights out in Newcastle. There's a selection of sophisticated cocktail bars that cater to every taste, no matter whether you're more of a gin kind of person, or a whisky lover. Prohibition Bar which is hidden in the Arches on the Gateshead side of the Tyne, is a speakeasy style cocktail bar which offers up old fashioned cocktails while River Beat and Aveika present their tipples with an Asian twist.
On the Newcastle side, Tiger Hornsby is a quirky venue, where you'll be serenaded by live jazz singers, while Livello and Pitcher and Piano are perfect if your idea of a good night is dressing in your most glamourous attire and hitting the dancefloor. There's also one of the Quayside's most famous clubs, Riverside, should you fancy continuing the night into the early hours.
There's a little something for everyone on the Quayside, whether you're looking for a romantic night for two, chilled out drinks with friends, cocktail classes with your friends or a bustling night out with a group. Thanks to its location, you can even continue your visit by grabbing the Quaylink bus into the city centre or strolling along to Ouseburn where you'll can enjoy the chilled out vibes of their outdoor beer gardens in summer.
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Quayside Newcastle
Colonel Porters is a place where Newcastle Brown Ale is enjoyed in its traditional form. And where you’ll also find vintage cocktails, tipsy teas, real ales, rhum masterclasses, private hire and an adventure around every corner…
Newcastle upon Tyne
Quay 7 Bar in the Copthorne Hotel is the ideal place to relax with colleagues, family and friends.
Gateshead
The popular street food hot spot - Hawker Market at By the River Brew Co. - is now closed for the winter. Fear not street-food fans, there will be an edited HWKRLITE Edition with a reduced selection of traders each weekend so you can still enjoy a…
Newcastle upon Tyne
Redhouse traditional pie, mash and ale house is a welcome refuge from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind.
Nestled away on Newcastle's Quayside, our Grade II listed building provides an idyllic view of the Tyne Bridge for you to enjoy whilst…
Gateshead
By the River Brew Co. is an independent container community nestled under the iconic Tyne Bridge on the Gateshead side of the river.
By day, sip on a cup of coffee, pour a mug of tea and nibble on a fresh traybake. Tuck into a hearty brunch or…
Newcastle upon Tyne
The Bridge Tavern is a Brewpub & Eatery located in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Quayside Newcastle
A brand new wine bar St Vincent opens at the end of September on Newcastle's historic Quayside on the site of much-loved Caffe Vivo. This latest venture from local, renowned chef and restauranteur Terry Laybourne will offer an ambitious, very…
Newcastle upon Tyne
A cross between a New York bar and an Italian coffee shop, this popular Newcastle venue is not short on atmosphere, substance or style.
Newcastle upon Tyne
As one of the most famous pubs in Newcastle – and the second oldest in the city - the Crown Posada has a big reputation to live up to.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Pitcher & Piano on NewcastleGateshead Quayside is a bar for every occasion.
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