Always popular... mix of everything really... locals, sport on TV, tourists, but always nice place for a few beers... Star ⭐️ of the show for me last visit (March 2025) was Canny Canuck Maple Brown Ale From the Blaydon brewery.. I love brown ale, but not often it’s on hand pull...
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Traditional pub (certainly the only pub I've been in with a stuffed Border Collie on the wall!) with a decent range of beers.. Allendale Brewery Fermata and Golden Plover, along with a Tyne Bank February special Scotch ale (on the lines of 80 shilling, wee heavy etc...). Also Guiness West Indies Porter on draught and a couple of good ciders (Rosies Pig being one...). Friendly locals. I had never visited Tynemouth, but found it a really nice place... Go for a walk on Longsands beach as well...
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Quiet on a Tuesday afternoon, nice surroundings and did like the dog.
Beer - Thwaites Wainwright was only average though.
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A decent pub with well kept ales.
alexw - 15 Aug 2013 08:45 |
Quiet during my visit on a wednesday night, but the experience was positive.
A welcoming, white tiled exterior opened onto a Wooden floor leading to a well stocked bar with a choice of four or five real ales.
Yes, four of these were larger brands such as Bombardier and Courage, but the pint of Houston Peter's Well I had was well kept and decent value.
The stuffed Border Collie in a glass case adds interest. Whilst I cannot really comment on the other pubs in Tynemouth, this place is in a superb position near the castle and is certainly worth a visit if you find yourself here.
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Was that popular I couldn't get in the door!
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Homely pub with lots of character and friendly staff. Good range of real ales and food that was excellent value.
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Arguably Tyemouth's best trad pub. Front area - where the big TV screens spoil the effect a bit - gets a bit over-blokey. Best to slip down the side to the cosy rear bar. Good choice of real ales on draught and in bottles. Music can get a bit intrusive sometimes. Known locally as the 'Stuffed Dog' due to the presence of said canine in a glass cabinet set into the wall. Story goes it was the pet of a regualr many years ago. How much character do you want?
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A small local pub which tends to become very busy and thus overcrowded. However the real ales on offer are excellent, especially at Christmas. A nice pint of Roasted Nuts for only �2.06, accompanied by friends and a great plasma screen TV for the boxing day football, perfect.
Patrick Donkin - 29 Aug 2006 15:49 |
