4.2/5

(1,861 reviews)

City Tavern, established in 1923 in a historic Tudor façade building, was one of Newcastle’s most famous pubs. Since then it has undergone several name and style changes, until Spring 2014 when we brought it back to where it all began.

4.4/5

(893 reviews)

The Faulkner is situated in the centre of Hoole, a bustling and vibrant suburban village filled with independent shops. bars & restaurants and just a stones throw away from the city centre.

4.4/5

(878 reviews)

With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, a fabulous selection of food and drink all set within the walls of a 17th century coaching inn, we're sure we have something to offer to all tastes and palates.

4.2/5

(537 reviews)

I like to refer to our establishment as a proper pub, Stone floors, wooden beams and hops. We are a traditional pub serving great food at fantastic prices. We make all our customers feel welcome, and

4.3/5

(374 reviews)

The friendliest real ale pub in Didsbury.

The Black Horse is a laid-back pub that welcomes diners and drinkers alike. We offer a wood burner, large garden, locally sourced quality produce, seasonal menus and an extensive selection of craft beers, wines and spirits.

4.1/5

(617 reviews)

Facing Walton Heath and overlooking the village pond, the pub is named after the centre of a racing winning post.

4.6/5

(226 reviews)

A very comfortable single-roomed community pub close to Kenilworth Common and, as its name implies, the railway line. Unfortunately there is no station any more, although there is a possibility that i