With Christmas day coming soon we wanted a good place to go for a really nice Christmas meal, and…read morewe decided to use the chain pub Brewers Fayre. A lot of people would probably not go out for Christmas, and we don't usually.. especially eating with children who are usually quite hyper at this time of the year, but we surprisingly found the children there very well behaved! We were surprised, and have come to think that it is a wonderful place to go for Christmas and will come back next year. Its also a good place to go with friends, and just generally for a meal. Car parking, pub interior, and staff were great

Can have some great bargains; phone the nike shop and ask when they are having a sample sale…read more It is really a case of hit or miss in terms of what you see is what you get Other shops include Marks and Spencer; Daniel (ladies shoes predominantly), Kurt Geiger (menswear); Reebok outlet; book store; Power tools

Nice pub with a great view of the dene both from the outdoor tables and conservatory at the back…read more Good selection of ales on tap with a big whisky shelf. Big pub so you can always get a table too.

Very spacious pub, on Mere Knolls road, found within a working/middle class estate. Always empty,…read moreunless they have Sunderland matches on which is quite frequently. Cheaper prices than expected with 2 pool tables.

Great local pub with a steady clientele. The prices for drinks are reasonable and there is always a…read moregood choice of real ale on offer. The food selection is good and the cooking is really good be sure to have an appetite as the portions are large.

I love this bar. In fact, it's my favourite bar in the surrounding 'gay triangle'. For anybody…read morevisiting town, or just having a night out, whether your are straight or gay, it makes no difference, this bar is great fun. It holds two large screens with Sky Sports all day long on one half, and on the other half of the bar, up the stairs a bit [only 2, but steep so be warned after a couple of drinks!), there is a pool table and some sofas to sit down on. There's also a jukebox which plays mostly rock, indie music. It's enjoyable for all. Loos are nice, only two for females, and one small mirror, they are small, but clean. The bar is very central, and only around the corner from Eclipse. It's opposite the Life Centre and it's by Digital, Twist, Baron and Baroness, which is ideal for hitting clubs afterwards. It's near to Gossip, The Dog, Switch and Powerhouse too, and not far from a local Hotel Inn Express for staying over night. Also situated by some fast food take away shops and a small paper shop. Prices are good; a bottle of K2 is £1.50. The staff are very friendly and laid back. I love coming here just after work and sitting with friends, it's nice and snug inside and has a warm inviting atmosphere. Thumbs up from me!

Dog & Parrot upstairs great on tue if u fancy cheap £2 comedy from 9, go often and love it :)read more

Great choice of beers and the wine is above pub average. Nice cosy family pub. The food is…read moreoverpriced and quite bad. It is microwave chain pub haven here. Even though the menu is pretending to be something else. If you must eat there don't go there for Sunday lush as it almost birds eye ready meal style. Also not recommended if you plan to have some laughs and some lively conversation as the staff is very keen on keeping the volume to quite. Quiz nights I think are on Monday but better call to check. Not dog friendly but will provide bowl of water in the beer garden. It is only about a 1 minute walk from Bank Foot metro station.

Great location. Lovely boozer and great food. Nothing to fault the place on tbh.read more

We loved this stop for lunch on our walk across Hadrian's Wall. The service was excellent and the…read moreenvironment was warm and welcoming. The food was delicious as well. The staff were friendly and helpful! We highly recommend this stop. It will not disappoint!

Friendly staff. We arrived in after food is served but the staff sorted us out. I would definitely…read morerecommend.

I'm a big fan of The Tyne Bar! Perfect location on the riverside in Ouseburn with a fantastic and…read moreunique beer garden sheltered underneath a bridge and stretching out onto a huge green space/hill ideal for when the sun is shining or to watch the sun set on the quayside. Regular live music is on offer so it's always a lively place to go. Real traditional pub atmosphere and selling locally brewed real ales at decent prices. Definitely worth a visit if you're along the Quayside or end destination after a walk or cycle along Jesmond Dene to Ouseburn.

Great place to drink!…read more This had offers lots of different types of beers. They are a huge Wylam brewery supporter so they host beer weeks and festivals at this location. If you like Wylam brew this place normally has a good sometimes rare stock list. They have a music stage under the bridge that is good for the notorious British summers. Live bands and BBQ's are frequent.

An old, old pub with low ceilings and the aura of the past to make you think of what might have…read morehappened here over the last couple of hundred years.. Amazing food - I'm a fanatic about the meat pies in England and the stuff here is top notch Friendly Northern service with a smile Local famous musician Sam Fender was discovered playing here, and donated one of his Brit Awards to the pub and it's put to good use as a beer pump for all to see

Great drinking pub, did not see any food but it may be on offer. Good mixture of local drinkers,…read morebeer is excellent. Building work in progress when I visited.