Visiting Newcastle UK on our Icelandic Cruise and wanted to try real fish and chips in an English…read morepub. We found this place on the main street in the old part of town. They were unfortunately out of fish and chips. So we bought a drink. There was a fish place across the street so we asked the Bartender to allow us to eat some in the sidewalk dining area which he allowed. The drinks were great, we ordered a second, as we're the fish and chips. Next visit we hope to try this establishment's fish and chips.

My brother and I are traveling through England on a walking holiday. We were attracted to the…read morePriory for its sheer "pub-iness". The atmosphere is warm and fun. The staff is friendly and accommodating. My brother had Steak and ale pie and I had fish and chips. The portions were generous and the food tasty. The priory cask ale is both flavorful and smooth. I see they have live music on the weekends as well. We would definitely go back.

Located near the Tynemouth Priory and Castle, the Turks Head is also a short walk (300-500 meters)…read morefrom Tynemouth metro station. The pub is at the end of the main drag. They had short menu, but it looked mostly like traditional pub food. The greatest thing about it was it all was a reasonable price. I paid 3.99 GBP for a burger and a soft drink. The burgers come with a generous garnish of chips (fries). Being a pub, they have a large and full bar. It didn't look like there was outdoor seating, and the indoor seating wasn't extremely large. There were some "cheap" forms of entertainment, like a coin-operated video game and a dart board. The pub was, as it is in England of course, overflowing with English pride. There's a cash machine on site (not free withdrawl). The beef burger is huge! It has two patties, bacon and bit of real cheese. It was probably 3/4 of a pound of meat. It had a very beefy-bacony flavor, and it was on a very good bun. I opted to put the packet of barbecue sauce on it, since it needed a little more moisture. Food service starts at noon. The wait staff brings you the food, but you must order at the bar. The wait for the food was just about right, on the verge of being a little long, the staff look a little weighed down by the bar service. Be aware, this was at 2:00 PM. At later times, food service might be even slower because of increased bar patronage. The interior is nice. It's all wooden and pub-like. The bar is especially nice and antiquey. It looks to be made of aging cherry; this place doesn't look like it has changed in at least 100 years. Great value. Good food. Ima gonna have to give this-a-one five stars!

The only food they serve here is pie. When you perfect one thing, you don't need much else other…read morethan the sides of peas and mash...and you can't forget the beer. Hop House 13 Lager is my choice. A lot more flavor from a lager, which I really like.

Not to be missed. This is a small and quiet pub built into the side of the historic Grand Hotel of…read moreTynemouth in Great Britain. The service is order at the bar from a menu that provides unique offerings that in the USA would be considered gourmet. My daughter in law had the lamb shank whereas I had tempura lobster. The latter had plenty of fried tempura that detracted from the lobster meat inside. In my opinion, serving it with a spicy remoulade sauce would have been better than the bland sauce provided. The Greek salad served was unique with slivers of bacon. I say bacon because if they were anchovies, they had no fishy smell or taste. Don't pass up what's written on the blackboard hidden in the back! The roast served with Yorkshire pudding looked incredible. The prices were inexpensive considering the quality of food delivered. My family thoroughly enjoyed it.

Awesome pub. Cocktails were great and the dish finger sandwich was great…read more finished with a really good selection of local beers. Sport shown and was really great atmosphere. thanks

this pub has just come under new management and the young team have really made a difference the…read morefood is simply excellent and the service is the same. I have eaten here a few times since it reopened and the menu is not your usual pub food 12 hour cooked beef just melted and the twice baked cheese soufflé is a must to try I cannot recommend this place too highly 5 stars are not enough

Craft beer bar with a jukebox (and they get points for popping Christmas tunes on it too) limited…read moreseating inside, but some out the front that's still covered. They still do coffee by the looks of it too. I had the raspberry crepe brûlée beer, which was fab. Couldn't drink more than one though. I'd go again.

I remember this being a classy place in the distant past. It's gone downmarket mow with stone…read morefloors and bench tables, but seems to have got a regular clientele that gives it a certain ambience.

Had a family meal here today. Most of the meals (4) were fine but the other two who had the catch…read moreof the day had a fish that was spoilt by too thick a batter that was crispy shell on the outside but was pasty and not cooked properly on the inside. Pointed this out to the waiter at the end of the meal, (which would have beee obvious from what was left on the plate) He said he would speak to the chef but no feedback was given to us as to the outcome. Kids went on to have puddings which were fine.