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Newcastle is best known for its nightlife, and what better way to enjoy the views of the city than with a delicious cocktail or perfectly-pulled pint? Newcastle’s bars and pubs are just as famous for their friendly atmosphere as they are for the tipples on offer; if you choose wisely you may even be able to sample some of the north east’s finest pub grub and bar snacks at some of the city’s most popular taverns and restaurants.
If a pie and a pint seems right up your street, The Bridge Tavern and Redhouse on the Quayside each provide a cosy atmosphere where you can tuck into a filling dinner washed down with a local brew. You can also head to The Broad Chare or Lady Grey’s for bar snacks and an outstanding Sunday Lunch menu, whilst The Town Wall and The Forth provide the juiciest selections of burgers to accompany everything from fruity ciders to dark ales.
If you’re a firm fan of craft beer and special ales, BrewDog on Grey Street is the place for you thanks to its specialist on-tap selection, whilst the German inspired Stein Beer Keller in the Bigg Market is sure to start any night with a bang.
For those looking for a more relaxed night with spirits or a glass of wine, Bonbar is a stunning revamped bar and restaurant hidden in the heart of Newcastle’s former Assembly Rooms, whilst nearby Livello is known for its cool outdoor lounge. Cocktail fans are spoiled for choice of glamorous cocktail bars in Newcastle City Centre including The Botanist, Florita’s, Popolo’s and Tokyo, with each providing unique flavours in exotic settings and you may even have the opportunity to try out their Cocktail Making Classes.
If you seek something a little off-beat, why not head to Bierrex’ secret underground bar The Poison Cabinet which is kitted out like a 1920s speakeasy, Tiger Hornsby with its live music and quirky decor, or The Gin Bar for a good old fashioned helping of the nation’s favourite spirit.
Whether you’re in need of a cold one at any of Newcastle's best pubs after a long working day or are looking to paint the town red, Newcastle’s exciting and almost endless choice of bars and pubs is full of pleasant surprises to make your night special.
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Newcastle upon Tyne
Welcome intrepid universe explorers! Are you ready for an out-of-this-world adventure? Refuel in Mr Mulligan's restaurant and late night bar with tasty treats and cosmic cocktails galore. Enjoy out-of-this-world pizzas, get weightless with cosmic…
Newcastle upon Tyne
Freya’s Restaurant at Aspers Casino is the perfect destination for hungry casino-goers and discerning diners alike. We offer an elegant dining space that boasts a contemporary design.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Quay 7 Bar in the Copthorne Hotel is the ideal place to relax with colleagues, family and friends.
Newcastle's newest Gastro Bar is located just across the street from St. James Park. Featuring live sport, an incredible atmosphere , Shark Club offers a tantalising menu, cool cockatials, premium spirits and international beers.
Quayside Newcastle
Colonel Porters is a place where you’ll also find vintage cocktails, tipsy teas, real ales, rhum masterclasses, private hire and an adventure around every corner…
Newcastle upon Tyne
The Paris of Renoir and the Moulin Rouge is brought to life in Jalou which offers diners and partygoers a menu of brasserie-style food and drinks, which takes its inspiration from the nightlife of 19th century Paris.
Newcastle upon Tyne
The first, and still the flagship, of Terry Laybourne’s family of restaurants, Café 21’s sleek and modern surroundings reflect its menu of stylish, bistro dishes.
Jesmond
Ten 40-inch LCD TVs showing all of the biggest sporting events, delicious American style burgers and a huge selection of mouth-watering cocktails are on offer at Spy Bar.
Newcastle upon Tyne
The World Famous Trent House has a history steeped in good quality music and football. This little boozer has been part of the neighborhood since 1861.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Blackfriars is an award winning restaurant located in a 13th-century medieval friary in the heart of Newcastle.
With its Dominican origins dating back to 1239, and a long and turbulent history that included a spell as a hostel for King Henry…
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