Bridge Hotel, Newcastle - pub details

Bridge Hotel
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Address: Castle Square, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1 1RQ [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0191 2326400

Website: http://www.sjf.co.uk/pubsandbars/about.php?id=5

Nearest train stations Manors (0.3 miles), Newcastle (0.3 miles), Dunston (1.9 miles)

Brewery: Silver Stream Brewing Company

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General information: If a great location is what you’re after, then The Bridge Hotel offers one of the most spectacular in Newcastle. Just two minutes walk from Grey Street and the Quayside, and right next door to the Castle Keep and the High Level bridge, you’ll find stunning views of the River Tyne from both the pub and outdoor terrace. Built on a medieval site, the Bridge Hotel is a traditional venue boasting quiet secluded areas, cosy Victorian snugs, wooden panelling and carved fittings, together with stained glass windows and highly detailed mosaics. The atmosphere is just as impressive, and the friendly staff offer a true local Tyneside welcome to huge variety of customers who visit the venue for its history, its impressive programme of live entertainment, its outstanding reputation for serving a huge choice of cask ale, and its mouthwatering menus. What more could you want?

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> Current user rating: 7.4/10 (rated by 46 users)
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user reviews of Bridge Hotel, Newcastle

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Possibly my fav pub in Newcastle. A proper bar. Normally a canny pint and good boozer. Pity more bars aren't like The Bridge instead of the souless, identi-kit pubs opening all over the place. Has the best beer garden in the toon. Cant beat sitting in the terrace at the back in the summer having a pint and admiring its great view of Tyne, makes you proud to be a geordie. Class!
scoreboard1 - 21 Sep 2008 10:59
Gone a little plastic in recent years, but the beers are rich and varied and USUALLY well-kept. Service is so-so. Has been great; has been appalling when Jack Slack's too busy ogling twin peaks to bother himself. Hey, we pay to do that; you're paid to serve those who stand and ogle.
osceola - 22 Jul 2008 17:54
Rather grand building with a trendy clientele; nice riverside patio area out the back. Most importantly an excellent range of ales, including a couple of unusual one like Everard's Ginger Fox and Saltaire Backberry Cascade served in peak condition.
Rich66 - 2 May 2008 18:09
Up there with the best Newcastle pubs and a great location. Rather than chase Jack Carter over the High Level bridge having had the door of their Jag Mk II knocked off, the two villains should've popped in here for a few and life wouldn't have seemed so bad.
Mickyosan - 15 Dec 2007 00:26
I have been to Newcastle many times but until the last visit I had never found this pub. It is quite atmospheric and "solid". The beers are worth going there for.
Ordinary - 26 Nov 2007 22:06

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