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  The Old George 
Location: Old George Yard, Cloth Market, down back lane in heart of the Bigg Market.  Metro - Monument Click here for map Open: Monday - Thursday 11am - 11pm, Friday & Saturday 11am - 2am, Sunday 12pm - 11pm. Telephone: 0191 2603035 Email: oldgeorge.newcastle@stonegatepubs.com Facebook: facebook.com/TheOldGeorgeInn Twitter: twitter.com/OldGeorgePub Website: crafted-social.co.uk/old-george-inn-newcastle Bookings: Book online Beers: Drinks Menu Drinks Packages Menu A good selection of craft beers and ciders, gins, bottled drinks and red & white wines available. Beers on tap include John Smith's Extra Smooth Ale, Amstel, Carling, Madri, Peroni and Guinness. There is also a good range of cask ales on offer that change regularly including: Beavertown - Lunar Haze - IPA - New England / Hazy ABV 4.5% Beavertown - Neck Oil - IPA - Session ABV 4.3% Black Sheep - Best Bitter - Bitter - Best ABV 3.8% Anarchy Brew Co - Blonde Star - Blonde / Golden Ale - English ABV 4.1% Bass Brewers - Bass Premium Ale - Bitter - Session / Ordinary ABV 4.4% Meals: Main Menu Lunch and a drink Menu Brunch Menu Non Gluten & Vegan Menu Kids Menu Bottomless Brunch Menu Buffet Menu Reserve a table Order with Order & Pay App Food served Monday - Saturday 11am - 9pm, Sunday 12pm - 8pm >Brunch menu available until 12pm. big breakfast £9.50, veggie breakfast £9.00, brekkie butties £6.50 - £7.00, Main meals on offer include: small plates £6.50, loada dough balls £5.00 - £5.50, chicken or cauli wings £6.50, sharers £13.00 - £19.50, loaded fries £8.50, stonebaked pizzas £12.00 - £14.00, crafted burgers £13.00 - £14.50 (the triple threat £16.50), rated plates £11.50 - £14.00, sides £2.75 - £4.25. Desserts £5.00 - £5.50. Hot Drinks available. Vegetarian meals are available. Loaded Sourdough Subs £10.00 Monday - Friday 12pm - 4pm. Kids menu - choose 1 main, 1 side and 1 or 2 veg for £4.00, desserts £4.00 - £5.00. Bottomless Brunch menu - Sunday - Friday £31.00 per person, Saturday £33.00 per person. Buffet menus (pre-booked) available. 
Special Deals: Lunch and a drink from £6.00 Monday - Friday until 4pm. 2 for 1 cocktails all day and every day, Bombs or shots 2 for £7.00 or 6 for £14.00. Burger and a drink £13.50. Pizza and a drink £12.50. A pint for £1.50 when you have your breakfast. Tequila Tuesday with Tequila & Taco deals from £14.50. Wing Tuesday with wings £0.40p. Craft and cocktails deals every Thursday. Student Offers available. Live Sports: All major sporting events are shown with BT and Sky football matches, Rugby six nations matches, Euro 2024 matches, Cricket and Horse Racing featured. You can book a table for an event if required. Click here to make a booking for Live Sports. Music: Live music in bar with no cover charge. DJ a regular feature during the week. Open Mic night Thursday and Sunday from 7pm. A large historical pub that is reputed to be one of the oldest pubs in Newcastle, dating back to the 16th century (1582).
It was formerly a coaching inn and retains its original low ceiling and wooden beams. The pub is split on three levels with a smart lounge and dining area upstairs with comfortable seating. The main part of the pub has a long narrow bar with another smaller bar to the side. It also has plenty of seating with tables and chairs, and a large open fire near the main entrance. The lower level has a small bar with wooden tables and chairs and wooden panelling on the walls. Free function room upstairs for parties. Very lively at weekends with a DJ a regular feature, quieter during the week. All major sporting events are shown with Sky Sports and BT football matches, Rugby six nations matches and Horse Racing featured. Is used by a mixed clientele of diners, shoppers and people on nights out in the Bigg Market. Live music in bar with no cover charge. Open Mic night on Thursday and Sunday. Seating area outside which is used in the summer. Free WiFi. Disabled access to main bar good but difficult to toilets as upstairs. Toilets are small and reasonable. Historical pub in the Bigg Market --- One of the oldest drinking places dating from the 16th century (1582) with royal connections. King Charles 1st is reputed to have drank here. The Charles 1st room and chair in which he sat still exists. Price: Reasonable. |
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