The New Bridge, Newcastle - pub details

Address: 2-4 Argyle Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1 6PF [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 32285)

Website: http://www.sjf.co.uk/pubsandbars/about.php?id=8

Nearest train stations Manors (0.1 miles), Newcastle (0.7 miles), Dunston (2.3 miles)

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General information: Traditional, comfortable, and cosy - that’s how most people describe the New Bridge. Combine that with a true Tyneside welcome, a bar-full of customers of all ages and from all walks of life, and some of the most hospitable staff in the business and you’re looking at one of the friendliest neighbourhood pubs in the region. The New Bridge is in the heart of Shieldfield in Newcastle and can easily be reached by car via the central motorway, or on foot from the Metro station at Manors. It offers big-screen sports, regular quiz nights, traditional lunchtime pub meals, a cashpoint, and just like most of our other pubs, a genuine commitment to serving the perfect pint of real ale. No wonder it’s a regular in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide!

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> Current user rating: 7.6/10 (rated by 5 users)
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user reviews of the New Bridge, Newcastle

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Popped into the New Bridge a few months ago for the 1st time when on an all day session. Was impressed, canny bar serving decent beer. A little out the way but worth popping in if over Manors way. Ill defo be going back!
scoreboard1 - 25 Nov 2008 13:36
One of my favourites in Newcastle. Owned by the Sir John Fitzgerald chain of pubs, so you generally know what you're getting. Open-plan, but refurbished very nicely recently in traditional style- dark wood and green leather seating, etc. Always a selection of decent local ales and often free bar snacks. As noted it can get busy butnever overwhelmingly so. It is a good place to watch sport or to pop into after work if you're heading this way.
Carlurmston - 1 Nov 2008 14:42
Looks unpromising from the outside, surrounded by dark deserted streets just outside the city centre, but once though the door it's a marvedllous example of what can be achieved by pitching to a market and running a pub properly. It was heaving (but not uncomfortably so) on a thursday evening for what is clearly a very popular regular pub quiz. Just about all the customers appeared to be partaking, the pub is comfortably furnished, the atmosphere was lively and friendly, the four ales of contrasting styles and strengths were all served in excellent condition. Definitely worth a detour.
Rich66 - 2 May 2008 18:32
This pub is just a skip from the Manors Metro station. It manages to appeal to both local, regular clientele and those from farther afield seeking an excellent pint and serves both sections of its customers admirably. When I was there, the several real ales were in tip-top condition and the music playing at a reasonable level in the background was an eclectic mixture, mainly from the seventies. The place has a welcoming feel to it and it certainly wasn’t one of those places where a stranger feels umpteen pairs of eyes drilling into him as he walks in for the first time. In my book, this is one of those “I wish it was my local” pubs.
Ordinary - 9 Apr 2008 22:01

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