Pubs Galore Activity for Monday, 6 July 2015

Activity for 6^th July 2015

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	The Broad Chare Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Modern bar set in an old grain store/warehouse. Ground floor bar is split in two by a dividing screen (with lots of china dogs lining its shelf). The main bar is modern and fairly spartan what with its charcoal grey tones but the mini chequerboard ti... [more>]
	The Tyne Bar Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	An attractive looking pub by Byker Bridge. Single room interior which though modernized was quite cosy - blue/green tartan carpet, exposed brick wall, lots of music ephemera, old tin advertising signs and breweriana. A faint US theme with ceiling fan... [more>]
	Free Trade Inn Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Doesn't look too promising from outside and to be fair the wedge shaped interior isn't much to get excited about, painted a hideous nicotine/faecal yellow with fairly battered fittings. However two aspects work in its favour. Firstly. the fantastic e... [more>]
	The Cluny Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Live music, art gallery and generally ‘alt’ venue in a converted industrial building that takes some finding. Dog-leg shaped interior with a rear area up some steps past an unexplained train set. Stripped-back industrial feel inside with vent piping ... [more>]
	Alfie's Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Comfy pub by the thundering A193/A167M. Mid-80s plush throwback interior with some comfy booth seating to left. Attractive feature fireplace sadly for decoration only. Nice stained glass door inlays and some large etched glass inlaid in mahogany(?) s... [more>]
	The Duke of Wellington Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Open plan L-shaped bar, though there’s some isolated character features including a nice carved dark wood bar and stained glass window uppers. Sky Sports News for company. Nine pumps with six ales, two ciders and two unclipped. My original choice of ... [more>]
	Bacchus Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Large open-plan place that nonetheless has had some real character injected into it by quality refurbishment, apparently the inside is meant to resemble a first class lounge on an old ocean liner. The large island bar with polished dark wood column s... [more>]
	Lady Grey's Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	A muted looking thing from the outside but within is a nicely crafted modern alehouse. U-shaped bar with fantastic centrepiece, an antique glass cabinet housing whisky. To the right is exposed brick walling and an inbuilt glass cabinet housing what l... [more>]
	The Hotspur Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Opposite Haymarket bus station. L-shaped interior with a poor use of space - few seats and most of the floor area by the bar is empty space. Would have been multi-roomed years ago and following the joist is an old - if not particularly attractive - c... [more>]
	The Strawberry Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Literally opposite St James's Park. Fairly basic interior with black and white checkerboard flooring at the bar. A pool table is located down a couple of steps off left. As to be expected there’s loads of NUFC ephemera on display including a well-don... [more>]
	The Bodega Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Traditional alehouse with few frills bar the booth seating to the right side and a fairly spectacular large central glass roof dome. Eight ales on, my Hawkshead was in good nick. Friendly barman and locals, got chatting to a Mackem whist watching Sun... [more>]
	Tilleys Bar Newcastle Upon Tyne › Tyne & Wear Recommended by Quinno _	Modern semi-spartan corner bar with a large main area for drinking on entering and a smaller, quieter raised area to right. In the main bar are a number of booths which notably all have sockets prominently displayed to allow for phone charging and la... [more>]
	The Three Bridges Durham › County Durham Recommended by Quinno _	Large space in an unlovely building that could well be a Spoons at first glance - but it isn't and the place within has none of said chains redeeming features. No ale, so moved on.