The waterloo pub is located in a backstreet within the town centre…read more Drinks are the most expensive in Blyth, yet the place always seems to be full to the point of overflowing. They do pull a good pint though.. With a pool table at one end and a conservatory and beer garden at the other, there is a range of seating options available - especially in the summer when it's warm enough to sit in the beer garden. Could certainly do with some more cheerful bar staff though - they don't often smile.

Good beer and nice atmosphere. However, the prices of drinks is very high indeed and perhaps this…read moreis reflected in the number of people that drink there now. It's a great place with potential but nothing changes and people seem to have moved on. I guess it could do with some invigoration, perhaps live music or something exciting to bring the punters in.

Beaconsfield Street, Blyth NE24 2DSread more

We had my parents 60th wedding anniversary party in the upstairs room…read more The room is beautifully decorated and the catering was amazing. The gentleman behind the bar worked above and beyond, which contributed to a brilliant night. Thanks again to everyone involved.

a friendly and welcoming pub its nice to go to for a quiet drink with some friendsread more

Really good food with lovely staff & dog friendly too !…read moreThere is a good sized playing area for the kids to keep them happy you really can't fault the effort the owners have made to welcome everyone

This pub is located near the market place area at the East end of Bedlington Front Street. It is…read moresituated right on the corner of the street beside the pedestrian crossing and opposite St Cuthberts church. The nearest parking is the free car park behind Tesco's store, a few minutes walk away. The facade of the pub looks old fashioned - the white and wooden beam appearance looking a little grimy and decayed. It is definitely weather worn and aged. The windows appear dark, are often stopped up with posters advertising local bands etc and it generally has an uninviting look about it. There is a side door where there is a step up into the building. The interiors are comfortable but again are aged. The pub has a regular local crowd but visitors are welcome. The pub is marked with a blue plaque for historical interest and is visited by tourist groups as they view the area.

Visited today had tried the 10oz gammon steak with fried egg, chunky chips and side salad. My wife…read morehad steak and ale pie spring onion mash and seasonal veg. Both meals where piping hot served quickly and we both cleared our plates. Pub grub of the highest class