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  Duke of Wellington 
Location: High Bridge, opposite to The Stand, near to Bigg Market and the City Centre.  Metro - Central Station Click here for map Open: every day 12pm - 11.30pm. Telephone: 0191 2614050 Beers: Camra real ale pub with cask conditioned and guest ales and ciders on tap including: Ossett Brewery - White Rat - Pale Ale - English ABV 4% Timothy Taylor's Brewery - Landlord - Pale Ale - English ABV 4.3% SeaCider - Blackberry & Apple - Cider - Other Fruit ABV 4% John Smith's, Beavertown - Neck Oil, Cruzcampo, Amstel, Moretti, and Guinness also on tap. Symonds, Strongbow and Strongbow Dark Fruit cider also on offer. An excellent selection of wines available. Weekly wine and guest ale offer advertised. Meals: Food served Monday - Thursday 12pm - 8pm with a £5.00 pizza offer. 
Special Deals: Happy hour Sunday - Thursday from 7pm with pints £3.50, spirits & mixer £3.50, 2 bottles for £5.00, Cocktails 2 for £12.00. Live Sports: Several widescreen TV's are located throughout the bar which features all live sports and Sky sports football. Music: Regular music is on play with a juke box in one corner near to the toilets. Acoustic Thursday - Live music every Thursday night with free entry.
Traditional medium sized pub with an L shaped bar and two main entrances that both lead on to High Bridge.
The pub has an excellent tradition of serving real ales and there are several on offer with beer festivals held regularly. There is plenty of seating throughout with wooden tables and chairs and ample standing room around the bar. The pub has a wooden floor and old pictures of Newcastle and portraits adorn the walls. The pub is frequented by real ale drinkers, locals, and people on a night out. It is a very popular pub which is always busy at weekends and during the week. Quiz night Monday from 9pm with free buffet. Several widescreen TV's are located throughout the bar which feature all live sports and football. Regular music is on play with a juke box in one corner near to the toilets. Free WiFi and air conditioning throughout pub. Disabled access good to main bar but can be difficult to toilets which are small and reasonable. Price: Reasonable. |
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