The Ouseburn pub crawl is a popular activity for a sunny Saturday afternoon in Newcastle, and the pubs are arguably some of the best in the city. They have history, character, awards, local hospitality and something a bit different. The Ouseburn pub crawl will take you along the Ouseburn valley ...
Hoult’s Yard is an increasingly popular local business hub on Walker Road behind Byker, and before you reach Ouseburn. It’s a really diverse space, occupying what used to be a jam jar factory back in the day. Now you’ll find all sorts, from crazy golf, to recruitment agencies, crafts, ...
The Jolly Fisherman in Craster is one of the most favoured pubs in Northumberland, by both visitors and locals alike. They are famous for their crab sandwiches, fresh seafood and the inviting atmosphere that awaits after a walk along the coast. Found in Craster right by the sea, it’s an ideal ...
Newcastle Central station is right in the heart of the city, and one of the busiest areas of town for grabbing a drink or some food. Not only is it the arrival point for the national rail network, but it’s also a central point for the local metro system and right on the taxi and bus routes. If ...
Société Cafe & Bar is the newest hotspot to arrive in Newcastle city centre, having opened in early May. Previously serving pizza in Stack, they’re now catering for multiple needs in a cracking location at the top of the coveted Grey Street.
If you’re a Japanese food fan and particularly sushi, Newcastle has plenty of places from which you can get it. There are Japanese or Pan Asian restaurants where it features on the menu, as well as stand along sushi spots that serve nothing else. Here’s where to enjoy the best sushi in Newcastle.