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The Chillingham, Heaton - pub details

Address: Chillingham Road, Heaton, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE6 5XN [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 10923) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Website: http://www.sjf.co.uk/pubsandbars/index.php

Nearest train stations Manors (1.5 miles), Newcastle (2.1 miles), Dunston (3.7 miles)

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General information: As one of the few remaining traditional pubs in Heaton, The Chillingham is invaluable. It�s one of only a handful of venues that focus on offering real ale, with one of the best selections of guest ales in the region. An imposing landmark with close proximity to Chillingham Road Metro station, it forms a busy meeting place for locals and students. This public house offers good value food, unobtrusive music, and a warm and friendly welcome. At night � and at the weekend � The Chillingham becomes a cornerstone of Heaton�s nightlife, a big screen for matchdays, and a buzzing atmosphere. The public house provides lively quiz nights and a function room for hire which regularly hosts live music and comedy.

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Closed at the moment for a major refurbishment. Due to open later this year.
zipdiskdude - 14 Jun 2016 23:28
Decent pub, fair range of beers and staff are friendly.
larry.is.anonymous - 28 Nov 2013 02:38
Large pub not far from a metro stop. We elected to sit in the large open plan bar. Although the lounge seemed nearly as big. 8 real ales were on tap - Black Sheep Best Bitter, Jarrow Rivet Catcher, Mordue Workie Ticket, Big Lamp Prince Bishop, Marstons Royal Ryder, Stables Hobby Falcon, Daleside Special and Captain Cook Sunset. Westons Old Rosie was on for cider lovers. The pub appeared to have a reasonably large whisky selection also, if that is your bag. Service was friendly, whilst some of the clientele were on the eccentric side. A large screen showed Sky Sports News. I wouldn't be too unhappy if this was my local.
blue_scrumpy - 11 Oct 2010 17:11
Family popped in here for a quick drink this afternoon, was quite quiet customer wise, so got served quickly, and got a table easily enough. It has an excellent selection of draught and bottled beers and ciders, there were at least 4 handpumps all apparently on, clips turned round at least! Unfortunately, I was driving again, so no pint for me! It was clean and airy, the only negative was an over loud music system in the bar, VERY loud! We moved through to the lounge which was much quieter and very comfy. There were more hanpumps in here but I didn't check to see if they were different to the pumps in the bar. I'll certainly visit again, and try to sample some of the brews next time!
budvar_1 - 16 Aug 2010 00:09
Walk in? NO WALK PAST!!!
Bigdog666 - 30 Jan 2010 22:16

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