The Waterloo has gone through a transformation. No longer are the drinks the most expensive in Blyth, on the contrary due to a deal with an understanding brewery, they are now around the second lowest in Blyth. The staff are very good and courteous. The pub is very clean. There is a vast amount of brass inside the building and it's obvious that it is polished daily. The pub also boasts a huge conservatory, very light and pleasant. The landlady has four of the most gorgeous little dogs, and I found it a real pleasure while having my meal, watch the four little fellows walking past the conservatory to go for their constitutional. The atmosphere is pleasant and safe. I have been in other pubs in Blyth and felt really uncomfortable. The meals are obviously all homemade and delicious. They certainly don't burst the bank either. All in all a really cracking pub and well worth a visit when in Blyth. read more

The Waterloo pub is one of the more expensive pubs in Blyth however that does not deter the punters. Busiest at the weekends The Waterloo offers a great night out for anyone who simply wants an energetic atmosphere or relaxing Sunday carvery to save doing dishes at home. Live bands, singers and other entertainment appear on a regular basis along with 2 Pool tables and Juke box. Bar staff are all friendly and polite. Don't knock till you've tried it. read more