The Red House in Newcastle upon Tyne

This place is AMAZING!!! Beautiful pie and just what we wanted. The atmosphere is very welcoming, and the staff are lovely. We were recommended to come here by a friend who said it was the best place for pie and they couldn't have been more correct. We loved it here, and we will definitely come again.

I was looking forward to enjoying a pie after seeing the menu, but unfortunately, just ended up getting my time wasted. We booked a table for 19:30 and arrived at a busy pub. I wasn’t sure where to check-in for the table, but I managed to grab a guy who I’m guessing was the supervisor (dressed in dark colours with an earpiece) who took us to our table and left us with menus. After 15 minutes of waiting with no indication of it was table service or not (there was no number on the table), we felt uncertain about what to do. During our wait, another table behind us was asked to move for a couple with a reservation, which could have been avoided with a simple “reserved” sign. Since no one approached us to take our order, I went to the bar, where I overheard another customer being told by the bar man “I’ll have to speak to the manager” he then came back and advised him there was a 45-minute wait for food. At this point I decided to leave, as I had no faith in the place. This experience felt chaotic and unorganised, leading us to lose confidence in the place. If the staff member who seated us had simply told us about the ordering process and any potential wait times, it would have made a significant difference. Im frustrated as it just ended up being a waste of our time, and I wouldn’t recommend this place at all.

Popped in for a late lunch & a pint; so glad we did. The pies are fantastic and the atmosphere is very relaxed. Sat outside, people-watching, and thoroughly enjoyed our meals & drink. The barkeep (manager?) was very friendly and accommodating.

Lovely traditional pub. So yummy we went twice during our trip so all of our friends could try the pies. The pies are fun and this Minnesotan wanted real British food. The food is hearty and the rooms are decorated with historical artifacts which adds to the fun. Not a fussy place as you order from the bar. Kudos to your chef 🤩. And we plan to come back.

Mind you I don’t frequent England much and have a bit of a narrower palate. My past experiences were that ethnic British food is better than any ethnic food in the states but actual British cuisine was a different experience for me. This pub changed that for me. Meal was 12.50 and you got a pie, potatoes, peas, and a sauce. It was delicious to me. Not sure how much of it was the meal or my exhaustion from a day of travel or my super low expectations… either way I’m going again before I had out

We looked at various menus online for something to eat. My son decided he wanted pie and chips so we went here. He rarely eats pies so I thought it might not go well. He demolished his food and enjoyed it so much he had the same thing a second time! I was jealous but I was full. Beer is good too. We ended up back again a couple of days later for our last night in town. There's fancier food around but you can't go wrong if you know a good pie when you see it and don't need a song and dance with it.

Delicious food with varied choices along with sides. Lovely staff. Great building and absolutely loved the original features.

Over priced drinks Extremely miserable staff. Very quiet for a Sunday so a simple thank you would be nice when getting served. Avoid at all costs!

This used to be our favourite place for food but sadly our last three visits have been very disappointing. Food has taken a nose dive!!!! Shame

Lovely little place with a good vibe, decent staff and the scran was excellent.. tastiest, meatiest pie I've ever had! Very dog friendly too! We chose to sit outside because my boyfriend smokes and the dog can be a kn0b when he knows there's food coming, but the bloke who served me made sure i knew we were welcome inside with him and even brought him some gravy bones out with our food. I liked his banter too. I'd deffo go back!

What a disappointment ! Sat out in the warm Newcastle sunshine near the Tyne Bridge and looked forward to a steak pie , mash and liquor. What came was a warm dried out small pie on a bed of yellow dried out mash gloop and tasteless parsley sauce. Hideous. Nothing like the photo. Won't be back

We stopped here as we wanted somewhere to eat that accepted dogs and weren’t looking for anything fancy. The waiter didn’t seem to know what bitters were on tap and then listed an IPA to us as a bitter?! Food was good though not over generous portions and they accommodated a special request to have the “liquor” (gravy) on the side.

Sit at back enjoy the food and drinks. Imagine the smoke filled rooms and the deals done. Get a window seat watch the tiktok set go by.

Good service great friendly place and cheap drinks I couldn’t complain! Would defiantly visit with the mrs again

Great pub! Reserved a window table for 4:00pm Friday Venue is lovely and quirky Prices pretty average Dog friendly Lovely place highly recommend Pies are amazing

Had a great evening. Service was excellent. Staff friendly and doing a fab job under the current circumstances. Would definitely recommend and we would visit again. Oh and pie, mash and peas equally great!

Vine aquí el viernes por la tarde para tomar un par de bebidas y almorzar y tuve una experiencia mixta.Es un pub de estilo antiguo con diferentes salas y áreas que me gustó porque tenía mucho carácter, pero estaba muy oscuro y de camino a los baños me goteó en la cabeza el agua que goteaba por el techo del pasillo jaja.Hubiera sido un ambiente agradable excepto por la música, que provenía de una lista de reproducción de Spotify que no era premium y, por lo tanto, seguía teniendo anuncios que interrumpían las canciones, y claramente se salió del teléfono de alguien y se cortó al azar, proporcionando períodos extraños. de silencio. ¿Quizás esto no sería tan notable si la música no fuera tan fuerte cuando se toca? ¿A menos que estemos sentados directamente debajo de un altavoz, tal vez? De cualquier manera, se volvió molesto después de un tiempo.Teníamos el pastel de carne con puré cremoso y guisantes de menta, que era una porción de gran tamaño para una comida a la hora del almuerzo, y era agradable y sabroso. Podría haberlo hecho con un toque más caliente, pero era encantador y tenía mucha salsa, que para mí es imprescindible.Nuestro mayor escrúpulo con el Redhouse fue el servicio: el tipo que nos atendió (no entendí su nombre, pero el tipo de la barba) era innecesariamente grosero en cada interacción. En primer lugar, cuando entramos por primera vez, literalmente pasó a nuestro lado en la entrada, lo que no me pareció genial, especialmente dada la necesidad de distanciarnos socialmente en el clima actual. Luego nos mostró nuestra mesa de una manera poco amistosa, pero traté de no pensar en eso ya que generalmente mi corazón está con la gente en la industria de la hospitalidad porque tienen que lidiar con todo tipo de cosas. De todos modos, más tarde, cuando pedimos comida, ambos teníamos un pedido idéntico, así que dijimos "por favor, ¿podemos comer 2 tartas de bistec con puré cremoso, guisantes y salsa de carne?", Y el mesero nos despidió y dijo fríamente que Debería ordenar las cosas una por una para poder guardarlas más fácilmente en la caja. Simplemente no era necesario, pero incluso si sentía que quería darnos ese consejo, debería haberlo dicho con cortesía, pero fue muy grosero. Solo un poco extraño. Me gustaría pensar que lo atrapamos en un mal día, pero según otras críticas, parece que el servicio deficiente es constante aquí. Probablemente no vendría de nuevo sobre esta base.

Visitamos The Redhouse durante las restricciones de covid y no podríamos haber pedido nada mejor. Habíamos reservado una mesa y nos colocaron en una habitación en la zona del bar principal por nosotros mismos, lo cual fue fantástico. Mientras estábamos sentados, nos dijeron que no había servicio de camareros y que ir al bar nosotros mismos. Lo hicimos y tuvimos el mejor barman "Ryan". Le informamos que hubiéramos preferido el servicio de mesa que él dijo que cumpliría. Estuvo atento a nuestras necesidades toda la noche y tenía una personalidad maravillosa y realmente sabía cómo mantener entretenidos a sus clientes. Debido a que Ryan fue tan atento y se esforzó más por nosotros, nos quedamos en el bar mucho más tiempo de lo planeado originalmente (gastando mucho más dinero también jajaja). Si alguna vez visita The Redhouse, realmente espero que tenga el placer de ser atendido por Ryan, él es un verdadero activo para este bar.

Fantastic food. Right up out street. Lovely pies and we had an extra pie each as we couldn’t decide! The beers were great to accompany the food.

Había venido con algunos amigos a mediados de semana para aprovechar al máximo el programa del gobierno de "Comer fuera para ayudar" y todos nos quedamos muy decepcionados: la comida terminó costando más de lo que hubiera costado si el programa no hubiera sido ¡corriendo! Es una pena ver que los restaurantes se aprovechan de algo que podría ser tan bueno.En primer lugar, la oferta de 2 pasteles por 12 que generalmente se ejecuta todos los miércoles estaba cancelada; esto no se había publicitado en ningún lugar y el sitio web todavía anunciaba la oferta.Luego se agregó un cargo por servicio del 10% al precio con descuento previo. ¡Fue una sorpresa desagradable ya que esencialmente no hubo servicio! Redhouse tiene un ambiente muy "pub" (similar a Wetherspoons) y no hay servicio de mesa; necesitábamos pedir en el bar (lo que dificulta la distancia social cuando hay varias personas haciendo cola).En general, fue una experiencia decepcionante y ninguno de nosotros planea regresar.

Así que mi esposo y yo nos quedamos en Newcastle el 8 de diciembre de 2020, nuestro primer aniversario de bodas. Al día siguiente teníamos muchas ganas de visitar la casa de Bessy Surtees y disfrutar de la riqueza absoluta de la historia que tiene Newcastle. Sin embargo, debido a covid, la casa no estaba abierta. Estábamos fuera del pub Redhouse, que parecía interesante. Así que entramos, nos recibió un encantador barman que hizo nuestro track y trance y le explicamos que habíamos venido a ver los edificios antiguos, etc. No entendí el nombre del hombre, pero fue fantástico. La casa roja está formada por 3 edificios juntos, el más antiguo que se conserva. Parte no estaba abierta, pero el barman nos llevó de todos modos para echar un vistazo y dejarnos tomar fotos. También nos dejó mirar a través de un guía turístico que tenía detrás de la barra (claramente muy viejo, ya que tenía 35 p ha). Luego nos sentamos a beber una cerveza pálida en la vieja bodega. Lo disfrutamos muchísimo y muchas gracias al barman.

Algunos amigos y yo venimos aquí el domingo a los que no habían estado antes, así que no podía esperar para mostrarles el interior y la historia del antiguo edificio. Pedimos bebidas y nos sentamos afuera y pronto nos dimos cuenta de que las gaviotas estaban allí haciendo caca por todas partes, así que preguntamos si podíamos sentarnos adentro. La respuesta fue no, están completamente llenos, eso está bien, no hay problema, así que nos sentamos afuera y sacamos nuestra mesa y sillas del camino de la caca de gaviota, pero después de una hora miramos y nadie estaba sentado en el pub todavía. Es curioso cómo uno de los miembros del personal estaba sentado en la ventana comiendo su almuerzo. Estoy seguro de que es más importante para un cliente que paga sentarse allí, pero de todos modos finalmente nos sentamos adentro y pedimos comida, faltaba la mitad del menú y en el menú estaba dice pastel, puré, guisantes, salsa 8. 95 fichas 1 extra, así que ¿por qué cuando llegamos a la caja el inútil barman intentó cobrarnos 12? 95 Dije que no está bien, dijo que sí, es lo que hay en la caja. Dije que mire el menú. No dice que murmuró algo y nos dejó de pie en la caja durante 5 minutos hasta que llegó el llamado gerente. Acabábamos de sentarnos y nuestras comidas llegaron y parecía que habían sido catapultadas al plato. No había personal alrededor y quería sal, así que me levanté para conseguirlo de la nada, uno de los miembros del personal con su actitud apestosa dijo ¿qué quiero? Le dije que queríamos condimentos y no estoy bromeando, dio 3 de nosotros 1 bolsita de sal 1 salsa de tomate Dije que somos 3? dijo que use eso primero si necesita más, vuelva. Sé que hay una pandemia, pero no sabía que también estábamos con raciones. No volvería de nuevo.

Debido a problemas de covid, el precio de la cerveza se ha disparado. . . 4. 50 por una pinta de toon broon. El servicio fue terrible y tuve que luchar para llevar cinco bebidas. El personal del bar es inútil y desinteresado y deja que el pub se convierta en un verdadero antro. Ollas de pinta vacías soplando. Las mesas están sucias y desordenadas. Ningún orgullo en el lugar en absoluto. La comida era buena pero enormemente cara. ¿Sin chips? ? ? Sólo la mitad del menú de tarta estaba encendido. . . . Terrible terrible en todas partes. Tenga esto en cuenta cuando vaya. . . Muy decepcionante que hayamos gastado cincuenta libras allí y tuvimos que hundirnos bajo las gaviotas apestosas haciendo caca por todas partes. . .

Realmente decepcionado.Pedí Bourbon Cherry Smash y solo recibí uno. Cuando se nos preguntó dónde estaba el otro, nos dijeron que tenía que decirle al equipo del bar que le gustaría tener dos. El anuncio dice 2 - 4 - 1. Luego intenté pedir una segunda ronda y me dijeron que podía pedir una cerveza en el bar en el frente donde estoy sentado, sin embargo, tendré que ir a otro bar para pedir un cóctel aunque nos sirvieron aquí la primera vez. ? Actualmente los 2 camareros de la barra están parados mirándonos, sin hacer nada. Servicio al cliente realmente pobre.Tiempos muy desafiantes, pero esto es simplemente una mala hospitalidad.

Booked table for 3 got drinks & ordered food food was nice was not that buzzy we decided to order dessert waited waited still no dessert so my partner went to ask about are desserts only to be told after 30 minutes of waiting they had forgot about are dessert nobody came to table to ask if we enjoyed are meal not good customer service ☹️

Pies as lovely as ever but !!! The service was shocking, the first table we were told was ours - for a party of 5 - was barely big enough for 2. Then a delay in finding another table as very busy. The place was pretty much empty. Food ordered and was great. Plates cleared so I went to the bar to order 5 deserts to be told - “ kitchen is shut and chef has gone. We stop serving at 9-00.” No one had the decency to say that this was the case. Such a shame as have recommended this place to so many. Will never recommend again and will never set foot in there again. Dreadful service. Vote with feet and give it a wide berth.

Great value in a rustic building with tilting floors that gives it a below deck on ship kind of feel.For basically a tenner you can have a virtuous pie, some striking mash and a lashing of gravy to blend it together. Together this will warm you from the inside out , washing away any worries or stresses that have built up over the day. Stroll along the quayside, whatever the weather and fall through the door into the warmth and eat your troubles away.

We had a great time at Redhouse, the service was fast and the pies were delicious! I think the best part about it though was the laid back atmosphere. Just a tip to anyone who hasn't been there, their meals are various different pie themed options, but they were a hit :)

Visited on a Wednesday where you can get two meals (one pie each) for £12. Not massive meals but what would probably be considered a normal portion at home of pie, mash & peas. Order at the bar, food doesn't take long and couldn't fault it. Will definitely return on an offer night!

I have been here a few times now and I am always impressed at the quality and speed of service. Based in a real traditional setting boasting an eclectic mix of decor, this place is visually impressive as well. Portion size is the only downside, those a little more hungry should opt for the double pie option.

Came here on a Friday afternoon. The restaurant is very old and rustic, a great atmosphere with loads of low beams and small rooms. There was an open fire going which was just as well as it was quite cold, with it being an old building, so if you come wrap up!!!The food was excellent. The pies were a good size with plenty of filling and very tasty. The mash and peas were good also. My wife had peas pudding which was also surprisingly good and well worth trying. We are greedy so we had the upgrade to two pies so we could try more. I had the minted lamb and also sausage and chorizo. The lamb was excellent. The sausage wasn't quite as good, I wasn't keen on the texture, but that's just my opinion. My wife also had the sausage and also the spinach and goats cheese, which was really nice.If you love pies and want something different then I recommend here, if we're in Newcastle again then we'll be back.

On a very cold night this was a great find! We had a warm welcome,quirky surroundings and very tasty food! I make my own pies and the pies were advertised as hand made - they certainly were and delicious- my husband had the steak pie and there was lots of lean beef in his pie, mine was chicken chorizo and sweet potato and it was gorgeous! The pub had a blazing fire which was great on a freezing cold Newcastle night and the staff were helpful and friendly!We would certainly go back again!

Great variety of pies, mash,peas and gravy. Food was all absolutely delicious. The only thing that could be improved is comfort of seats.

Four of us came here for a pie and mash lunch. Two of us had Steak pie, mustard mash, minted peas and meat gravy. The other two had chicken pie with chips and another a meat pie with mash. The pies are from Amble in Northumberland and are very tasty, service was quick and the pub was fairly busy and everyone seemed to enjoy their meals. A good range of craft ales and beers is also available we had a Blonde and Chocolate stouts. A very historic building and a popular quayside pub.

We visited this place as group, just before Christmas. We wanted somewhere simple and affordable. This place did meet our needs. It was nearly empty when we walked in. If you are looking for a posh, table service restaurant I am afraid this is not the place. The meals however are indeed hearty if you love pub grub. There was an odd alcohol fermentation smell as you walk in. You kind of get used to it once inside. The toilets are a bit of trek though from the sitting area.We were seated right at the back and I noted a couple with a dog so it looks like it is dog friendly as well. The place is quite old and rusty though but a good hideaway for a pub break.We ordered a variety of pies. You have to go to the table to order which could be a bit if a nightmare if the place is busy.The pies were lovely and filling!

Wasn’t asked if meal was ok got to admit my steak pie dry meat stringy my friend said gets ok staff are not interested if meal ok or not did say wasn’t satisfied said she would mention it but surprise never come back would I come back don’t think so

We were in Newcastle for a few hours having arrived by train and due to get a bus to take us to the DFDS ferry at North Shields as were treavelling overnigt to Imudjen for a day in Amsterdam before returning to Newcastle.

We ate lunch here on a cold Saturday in January. We were lucky to find the corner settle in front of the coal fire in the main bar. A cosy corner on a cold day.

Nice Old town quayside location , lots of private adjoining rooms and nice window seats ,maybe good in the right company.

Set just off the scenic quayside, the Redhouse is a modern twist on the classic pub. Confusing interiorly, and perhaps in need of a little TLC, the dining areas are cosy and intimate, with the bar areas more buzzing. The staff were friendly enough, though were quite busy at the bar. Food is order at the bar, and do expect long waits during busy times. The food is all pies, but there are delicious vegetarian and vegan options. The pies were delicious with interesting flavours, whilst keeping their traditional elements and satisfyingly crispy crust. The slight twist on your home classics was maintained in their selection of mash potatoes and peas - the garlic mashed potato was scrumptious. Relatively good value for money for the portion size, but by no means the cheapest around. Would recommend a visit if you’re nearby.

This is our 5th year of having a Pie & Mash Christmas 'party' at the Red House. Will be back next year for a 6th :). Most of us had the Wednesday special (2 pies, mash, peas and gravy) for £12.00. (single pie option is £8. 95). A pudding is an extra £4.50.

Trabajo a menudo en Newcastle y he pasado por este lugar y pensé en entrar y luego terminé en otro lugar. A Newcastle no le faltan restaurantes, pero al volver al Toon, decidí pasar esta noche a comer algo abundante y caliente. ¿Estaba decepcionado? !

If wanting a big substantial meal, here is the place. Lots of different pies with chips and veg. Big portions and lashings if gravy. Too big a portion for me but the men in our party were well filled.

Es un pub y tiene muy buena cerveza, mucha variedad y las cosas que bebemos eran muy buenas.

It was lunch time as usually the Pub is busy but as we past it was very quiet, so we called in and got seated. I went and ordered 1 Steak with Gravy Pie and Peas and a Lamb and Mint pie with red wine jus ( wish tasted very bland). We both wanted chips but where told they weren't available! So it was mash to accompany both! Service was prompt and the food was well presented! At that point my wife started to eat her meal and promptly spat some out into a tissue! I asked what was up and she explained the gravy was basically thick Bovril not gravy and it was so salty! She went to explain to the lady serving who was busy on her phone and didn't understand what the complaint was about! I then went to find another server who basically offered a refund and said normally we use "Bisto" I would want some proper gravy for paying £9 for Pie and mash, It was a first time visit and will not be back, owing to the lack of knowledge and attitude of the staff.

Recommended by many over the years, i have been in here countless times for pints but never for food, ended that trend yesterday and decided to go for a pie AND a pint after work, boy am i glad i did.

Cosy looking place on a rainy Sunday night in Newcastle. Order your pie, mash, peas and gravy at the bar (pick up your cutlery here too). You’ll need a table number before they take your order. We went into the next room and sat at table 74. Nice pie, I had the sausage, onion, apple and cider with a red wine gravy, minted peas and plain mash. Husband had steak pie, meat gravy, minted peas and plain mash. They weren’t massive pies but that was fine as we just wanted a hot bite before bed after a long drive from Kent. Very tasty food and gravy was lovely. Definitely worth a visit and a nice view of the gorgeous Tyne Bridge and a lovely historic building too.

made a reservation for 8 restaurant was not open left to find own seating which is fair enough since it is not a posh restaurant, the seating leaves a lot to be desired as cushions had no coverings on mostly bare foam which I would imagine to be a fire hazard, then went to bar to order food and drinks, a bug was found floating in my drink which was replaced, but queries cleanliness, then the food arrives 4 out of 8 meals with no cutlery, then the last 4 plates arrive pies had wrong description flags so we had to do a swap to get correct pies on correct plates, the mash had been microwaved to within a inch of its life and we all got the wrong peas, didnt bother complaining as the staff didn't seem to be interested in anything other than their phones, so needless to say we wont be back and to top it all off 4 out of the 8 of us have had extremely upset stomachs since.

Had this place booked for a stag doo. Cracking food and was given so much, was lovely.

I don’t think I’ve ever been here before I’m sure I would remember.its so interesting inside lots of little areas to sit I nearly got lost finding my way about.we managed to get a table at the window overlooking the quayside, very good spot ,we only had a couple of drinks ,the staff were very friendly so we will be going back again

No estoy seguro si alguna vez he estado adentro antes, pero ciertamente no por décadas. Encontrar el camino fue confuso tanto para mí como para otros dos clientes. Esto se debe a que el Camel Acolchado está situado entre dos frentes del edificio con Redhouse en ellos y no hay letrero en la puerta que no acceda al interior. El interior del período es impresionante y peculiar. El personal es amable pero el servicio fue muy lento. Desde nuestra mesa, que pudimos reservar, pudimos ver el puente Tyne.

Wonderfully old and atmospheric pub. 3 bars with loads of little rooms. If you want privacy then this is ideal. Menu consists of numerous pies and mash and that is all. A somewhat different concept I guess. Great music also. Loved it here.

To be honest the pub didnt look appealing from the front. Entered through a back lane into a maze of little dark rooms. Thats where the negativity stops. Service was really friendly just went in for one on a saturday evening and it was busy. We decided to have our food here. Pie mash peas n liquer. My steak pie was filled to the brim with gorgeous gravy. We opted for chips instead of mash they were chunky and homemade and absolutely delicious. My partner had the Mediterranean veg pie he said it was also delicious. Music was 70/80 lots of disco stuff that made you smile and want to dance. A brilliant experience altogether.

Dropped in here for a beer, there was a good selection of real ales and the pub had a nice atmosphere about it. We didn’t eat as had booked elsewhere, but if you like pie and mash, I think this place is worth a visit. Great location.

Typical old British pub in ancient building. Excellent meat pies although the only vegetable is peas. Very dark inside but that due to the ancient building. Excellent red beer called Delirium.

First time writing a review, but felt compelled to do so after being served by the rudest person I have ever encountered. The place wasnt even busy but the short dark haired girl behind the bar was so rude & dismissive it made me wonder why I had bothered ordering here. To cap it off the pie meal I had ordered came out different to what I had ordered but after the rude service I had encountered when ordering it was hardly worth going back to ask for it to be rectified. Avoid at all costs as far too many better & friendlier places to visit in Newcastle.

Newcastle pirate Edward Robinson, who sailed with Blackbeard, was born here and it's a fitting tribute that this old bar retains much of the old oak beams and brick floor. Monday is beer and a pie night, a good choice of both available served by friendly staff in the traditional surroundings. Simple fare at a lower end price and perfect for a damp autumn Tyneside evening with a great view of the Tyne bridge.

Delightfully ramshackle, rambling premises - take a wrong turn and you’ll not end up where you thought you might!

Set in this historic, quayside building there was a good range of different pies, mash, peas and gravy to satisfy any appetite!

Typically a pie place, and bar, it's sprawled across an ancient building with rather confusing alleyway. It's dark inside, uneven floor a weird atmosphere which most people might enjoy. Food is great. You choose a pie then mashed potatoes plus peas and gravy. I had vegetarian pie and it was good.

Only came for drinks, great atmosphere downstairs in the barrelled ceiling rooms very quaint. Had a good selection of beers and ales.

There are so many brilliant places to eat in Newcastle , unfortunately this is not one of them. If you are going to sell nothing but pie you have to make sure that you sell the best .

Had an early dinner hare on a Friday evening. The weather was iffy so we grabbed a table near the window to watch the street-life. Fascinating! The food and drinks weren't bad either!

Every time I am Newcastle I eat here. Surroundings are atmospheric with exposed beams and brickwork, but highlight is the pie and mash. Excellent stuff, we had the steak pie and the minted lamb pie, peas, mash and the superb liquor (gravy to you and me). Particularly good value on a Monday with a pint and pie offer. Been here many times and never disappointed (but would love a bit of bread to mop up the liquor). When finished took drinks outside and sat in the sun, couldn't beat it.

Tried this place as the building looked interesting. The pies, mash, peas and gravy were excellent, very tasty and reasonably priced. Enjoyed a bottle of Malbec with it went down very well with the meal. Happy to recommend the Redhouse and will visit again.

We went on a Monday evening to this establishment, located close to the Quays and almost beneath the main road bridge - reminiscent of Brooklyn Bridge from this angle. It feels a bit like how I imagine Berlin places to be - a hotchpotch of walls covered with old doors cut at an angle, dark wood pieces from old buildings, and passages through warehouses. There is a good range of proper beer and the Monday fare is Pie and a Pint for £9.99. Choose your pie from eight choices, choose your mash from four (or chips for £1 extra, choose type of peas from three, and finally gravy from three. We agreed it was blooming lovely.

The Redhouse only serves pies. This was a very new experience for us. The way the menu is written made it unclear as to what my choices were referring to. No table service so hard to ask questions.

Sat outside for a lunchtime drink, almost directly underneath the Tyne Bridge. The pub is on a busy junction and there was a lot of traffic, so probably wouldn't be best place to have a spot of lunch.

Impromptu visit with Colleagues who were in Newcastle from Scotland. I hadnt visited myself but I had heard great things. We decided to give it a go we were not disappointed! Pies were amazing (each of us tried different ones) as was the gravy, mash and peas! It was pouring down with rain and we arrived and were settled and ordered quickly and food arrived promptly and was hot and really tasty, all of us enjoyed it all. Cannot wait to return very soon

Nice pub menu consists of various pies and mash. The pies we had Minced beef and onion and Chicken were tasty and arrived quickly.

Venus entre amis lors de la finale de coupe d’Europe de rugby, on a passé un bon moment dans ce pub typique anglais. Large choix de bières, possibilité de les goûter avant de commander. On a également testé les pies proposées à la carte, là encore un grand choix dans les garnitures et sauces. Les pies été très bonnes, et le service efficace.

Llegó a tomar una copa por la noche. Después de haber tenido un curry en la carretera en "Rani". Pub del viejo mundo real por el río. Ideal para cervezas artesanales. Un pub realmente peculiar como dos pubs con un callejón en el medio donde están los baños.

He estado viniendo aquí durante los últimos 3 años como hija estudiando en Newcastle. Es, sin lugar a dudas, el mejor pub de puré y tarta con una gran selección de tartas, puré, chícharos y licores, todo por un precio muy razonable. El pub es acogedor y permite perros. Menú vegetariano incluido. Grandioso para toda la familia.

Reservé The Redhouse para una reunión universitaria, ya que un amigo estaba visitando Newcastle desde Brisbane, Australia. Como un recordatorio para él del abundante pub británico Grub, investigué y luego reservé The Redhouse. Estaba emocionado: pasteles de carne de Northumbria locales de un carnicero de Amble, puré y guisantes, una selección de licores de salsa, cervezas artesanales, cervezas locales: mi idea del cielo. Por unos 25 minutos fue, celestial, una bodega de cerveza de ladrillos con barriles de roble, iluminación espartana, ambiente fresco, menú brillante, personal amable. Luego llegó la comida. Guisantes en una olla de papel con las ampollas reveladoras causadas por un horno de microondas y que se dejan sin agitar, las tartas amontonadas en un lecho de puré y salsa apenas enjabonadas en la parte superior. Incluso la salsa no puede disimular la textura decepcionante de los pasteles al horno, frágiles y húmedos, muy lejos del pastel al horno Pie Bonanza al que todos acudimos. El concepto es brillante, la ejecución fue lamentable porque está claro que nuestra comida fue preparada por el personal del bar y preparada por el chef eléctrico. Esto simplemente no es lo suficientemente bueno cuando todo su posicionamiento en el mercado es alrededor de productos locales, ingredientes auténticos y carácter real. Espero que el chef esté enfermo o que haya circunstancias atenuantes porque si no hubiera, sinceramente, no regresaría. Wetherspoons hace comida de pub por microondas por mucho menos. The Redhouse, impresionante en papel, pobre en persona. Pastel y puré de gran tamaño y sin vender.

Love the lagers and ales on offer here. The vibe was great with throwback and current rocky/pop music. Staff were cheery. Cheap prices and lovely historic building and beams. Hard to describe but has a great vibe here.

Went here with football mates. Decided on a couple of craft beer pints and let the bartender serve us a tasting platter of 3 different small glasses a couple of times. Redhouse is artfully decorated and specifically kept to look like a bar from British yesteryear which is wonderful to look at. Old wooden furniture coupled with dimly lit alcoves provide ample opportunity to spend a very relaxing afternoon/day in here. Would definitly return!

Siempre ven aquí para una buena pinta, pastel y puré cuando visites Newcastle.

Really good pies and lovely staff. Snoogly atmosphere. Good place to go in winter! If you have a southern friend that needs an example of a good pie meal, bring them here.

This is a great place to come with your mates, or even with your partner. We only came for the drinks but the pies that were coming out looked amazing and will try one the next time im back there.

A great pub with an excellent selection of drinks. And the pie/mash/peas/gravy menu is brilliant! A lovely pie and a great pint, all in a historic old building, with wooden beams, wonky walls etc. What's not to like?

Really enjoyable pie as always. I always get two pies to myself as one probably isn’t enough. Good choice of flavours and peas to go with it in a nice cosy setting. If you like pies, it’s well worth checking out.

My wife and I visited today for lunch. We arrived at noon and there weren’t many people in, so we were served promptly and got a great seat by the window.

I'm from London & love traditional London pie & mash & liquor. So I was super excited when a trip up North had a & I quote TRADITION LONDON pie & mash & liquor shop. Pls don't get me wrong it was one of the best pie & mash tastings plates I've had but I don't think it should say TRADITIONAL when it's clearly not. But if you like pie then go here cause it's bloody gorgeous

Absolutely love the idea of the place picking your pie, mash, peas and gravy. We all ordered something different the steak pie was the best in my opinion. The lamb pie was a little lacking in flavour which we didn’t expect. Unfortunately my mash was really cold which did spoil it a little. My partners was luke warm too. Really enjoyed the pease pudding though. Loved it came on the tin plates. Really liked the place and the music playing was fantastic.

Stopped on way from work and hotel, pie and pint £10.

The Redhouse is tucked away down under the bridges and was a a brilliant find.

My husband and I visited last week. My husband ordered the steak pie and I ordered the lamb to be told no lamb, mince or Mediterranean pies. I had to opt for steak to my disappointment.

I visited here as part of a group. We had pre-ordered but the service was very slow, taking just under two hours to be served a pie dish each.

This pub is full of character and history. I was here for a function and wasn't keen because the menu is basically pies but it was wonderful. I had one of the best steak pies ever! Our group had every pie on the menu between us and everyone was raving about how good they were. I would definitely recommend a visit.

excellent pie and sides, good deals, nice atmosphere!! quaint little place, felt really looked after here!

First time visitor attracted by the straightforward approach. Pies and Mash were excellent. Amounts were just right and all seemed freshly prepared. Jam Roly Poly alone was worth the trip. If this is your type of grub you will not be disappointed

Wonderful old building that goes back a lot further than Dickensian times. In fact I believe its Elizabethan. However, with the oldy world appearance inside I couldn't help thinking that at some stage that Bill Sikes and Fagan would walk in.

We were looking for something different and what a great find. The menu's fun and takes you through four stages of selection and delivers a retro family favourite, pie & mash. Between us we had three pies and all were full of meat and flavour. The mash and peas were tasty additions. I'm glad it was at the bottom of town so that we got a good walk in afterwards to burn it off, very filling.

My wife and i had a pie and mash meal here on a Monday.They do a special every monday pie and pint for £9.95.We ordered a one pie meal and a two pie meal.I had a chicken,gammon and leek pie and a minted lamb pie with mustard mash,mushy peas and gravy liquor for £11.95 with my wife having sausage onion pie with cheddar mash,mushy peas and meat liquor for £8.95.The food arrived after about 10 mins and was nice and hot and very tasty.The only reason for amark down was the fact that four pies were not available.Well worth trying - very nice.

You can't beat good old fashioned traditional food and The Redhouse is a proper old fashioned pie, mash and ale house located in a building even older than origins of pie and mash itself (Probably!). The restaurant is the food equivalent of the build a bear shop as you select from a range of different pies, mash and gravies to form a composite meal.

Quirky old building. Good selection of pies (from The Amble Butcher), mashes, peas and liquor (gravy). Huge selection of craft beer bottled, canned and on tap. Made a nice change to have a simple meal and will be back.

The Red house has always packed a punch when it comes to quirky,old,character and the building has always oozed bags of charm,however it needs to supply some higher standard of wine and not be so anal about their reservation policy. We were told we couldn't sit at a table at 5 45 when the reserved sign clearly said 6 30.

The exterior of the building is very quaint and cute. The Redhouse is indeed red (or pink at the least) and quite an old building. Inside the original features have remained so it is like a warren, be fore warned this means it's quite dark due to low ceilings, small nooks, and low lighting levels.

Visited with family while we were staying in the area on holiday. Lovely unique place. Totally amazing pies with exceptional pastry. Great choice of mash peas and sauce. Service was amazing and staff were very friendly and helpful. Bonus that it is completely dog friendly. Wish i lived closer so i could all of the combinations. Cannot recommend highly enough.

En unas vacaciones familiares, dando un paseo junto al río Tyne, después de una búsqueda rápida encontramos un pub para perros que se adaptaba a nuestro perro. Llegó a un encantador entorno de un pub de pastelería y cerveza artesanal, sin embargo, al ser vegano no pude verificar el sabor, pero me aseguraron que los sabores eran insuperables. Aunque el personal fue de lo más servicial, me he encontrado en un establecimiento para beber y me dirigió al pub más cercano para veganos y perros. Gracias Chris y el resto de la pandilla redhouse, ¡sois leyendas! !