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Trent House, Newcastle Upon Tyne

2 Leazes Lane
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE1 4QT
Phone: 01912612154

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Brainy Pool left this review about Trent House

This one feels like a stripped back student dive with two floors. basic boozer with very very basic toilets, but good beer and eclectic jukebox. Worth a visit i’d say but prepare yourself first.

On 21st August 2021 - rating: 7
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Quinno _ left this review about Trent House

An enjoyable walk here if you approach uphill through St Thomas's Crescent, this pub looks to have been added a fair bit later than the surrounding curved terrace. Pitched at the student population, there’s a plethora of music posters and old pump clips on every surface. Stripped-back décor inside (perhaps too much in places eg the tatty bar front) it's an original boarded floor, plank bench seating and exposed brick behind the bar. Features of note include an old arcade machine and the hundreds of old Newy Broon labels on the ceiling. There’s also an upstairs room which was unexplored by me. Five pumps with four interesting ales and Thistly Cross cider. My Broon Toon wasn't a particularly enjoyable beer but I suspect the fault lay with the brewer rather than the cellar. Whilst it isn't necessarily worth slingshotting out here from the pub metropolis area, it's worth a look-in if you have plenty of time or want to try somewhere new.

On 26th May 2017 - rating: 7
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Real Ale Ray left this review about The Trent House

A good ale drinkers pub this one, with six handpumps and well kept beer. We called on a Sunday eve, where we read a notice on the way in that all ales were £2 a pint on a Sunday, and true to their word, that's what we paid for any of the beers on this visit. So we enjoyed the High House Farm Sundancer and the Roosters Yankee. There was music playing on our visit, which was at an audible level and we also really liked their choice of music. Staff here were friendly and helpful. They also have an excellent collection of new and old, back in the day pump clips. I especially liked the illuminated sign above the door, advertising Newcastle Brown Ale. The £2 a pint offer also runs through the week between 7 and 8.

On 21st March 2015 - rating: 8
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ROB Camra left this review about The Trent House

Lots of bare floorboards and walls covered in posters for bands appearing soon at The Cluny. There's a small room upstairs with a pool table which was being used as football viewing lounge on our visit. The jukebox is excellent, possibly not quite as good as Corbieres in Manchester though. There's a 20p per pint CAMRA discount, but this doesn't apply during happy hour and all day Sunday when all the beers are an amazing £2 per pint. Plenty of different guest ales on the bar and my pint of Sky's Edge Hopmonster was in excellent condition (and a bargain at £2). It is very studenty, but there were also a mix of other punters as well. I liked it in here and the other half was happy enough as well, so we'll be calling back again.

On 3rd November 2014 - rating: 8
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Old Boots left this review about The Trent House

A bare, basic, stripped back studenty type of place but with great beer and allegedly a legendary juke box. One long room downstairs with changing room benches and picnic/cafe tables and chairs. There's a pool table in the upstairs room. Deep discounts are given at various times, £2 and even £1 a pint. The beers are all local on the six pulls and quality is very good. When looking for the pub it's easy to think you are in the wrong place as Leazes Lane is in three parts that don't quite line up but head up Leaze Park Road for Queen Victoria Road and you'll find it. A brilliant change to the rather boring pubs on nearby Percy Street.

On 13th October 2013 - no rating submitted
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david turnbull left this review about The Trent House

great beer,great toasties.even better when all the students are away.well worth a visit

On 8th August 2010 - rating: 8
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