Great place for a party, also love their new greek menu finally some real greek restaurant in…read moreWhitley Bay!

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

Typical spoons really, cheap beer and average food. I've been to much better and enjoyed a better…read morestandard of customer service at alternative weatherspoons pubs. Staff regularly serve out if turn which, apart from being an irritation, causes arguments between customers. As its very busy of a weekend the place is often untidy with beer spills on tables and empty glasses left laying around. Don't risk the real ales if you are used to a good pint as it's terrible here! Which is especially disappointing for a company priding itself on using locally sourced ales. Breakfasts are ok and are the only thing other than crisps, nuts and the occasional plate of chips that I will eat here. 3 out of 5 due to being a good place to start off and meet up with a good selection of draft beers, lagers and fully stocked bar.

The Fire Station is owned by the Wetherspoons chain and is always busy due to its famous low…read moreprices. They also offer cheap, yet good quality food, with full English breakfasts starting at £2.50. They only use free range eggs which is a real bonus, considering the price. Opening hours have recently been extended and the pub is always busy, as the name suggests, being built on the site of the towns former fire station. Their curry nights are popular and they have an increasingly large range of beers from all over the world, with regular drinks promotions. A cheap night out.

Good pub nicely tucked away for locals.read more

It is what it is. A half decent pub. Nothing special, but not too bad either.read more

This is a lovely pub whether you visit through the day or on an evening.It's overlooks the sea and…read moreSt Mary's lighthouse is in full view. I would say it's probably the most family orientated pub on the coast.There's a wide variety of what I call everyday drinks and the prices are very reasonable. Try a meal there,they do lovely food which again is reasonably priced and always tasty. The staff are very nice and helpful and there is a good sized car park too. If your'e after a nice quiet drink or meal then try here it's well worth a visit.

The newly refurbished venue is nicely decorated and gives a great impression.Thought that my…read morerequest of their gluten free food would be greeted with I'll just get the menu. The lady was very helpful.Gave me a file to read showing foods which were unsuitable.Just about 1 item in their menu is gluten free.Big disappointment.Think they need to revamp their menu to offer good quality food.

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.

Situated in the centre of town, this oasis of sanity is great for a Saturday lunchtime pint while…read moreshopping or a great place to watch football. With friendly bar staff and a pleasant ambience it is a local favourite. The only downside from a personal point of view is when they have bands on which are so loud you cannot talk, but I am probably getting old!

Traditional pub that gets very busy at weekends and during bank holidays but if you are going…read moreduring the week check the opening times as they are not always open. Based on the seafront in the heart of the towns nightlife it is lovely to sit outside and watch the sea, with a cool pint, on a hot day.

This part of Whitley Bay on a weekend or Bank Holiday is a sight to behold, but is definately not…read morefor the feint hearted! Groups of cross-generational familes stream around the bars, women clad in scanty clothes in mid winter and packs of hen and stag parties in fancy dress make for lively entertainment. A boisterous night out is guaranteed.

Decent little pub. Friendly management and clientele, good selection of beers and ales, not too…read moreexpensive either. Quiet on weekdays and a bit more lively on weekends, I'm glad it's going again (closed down for a bit), always a nice atmosphere, all in all good pub. Recommended.

This pub is now open under brilliant management , great food and great community . If you have been…read moredisappointed before give it another go. New evening menu to be launched on the 10th November 2012 , live music and great entertainment . 5 stars now