The Town Wall in Newcastle upon Tyne

Went for Sunday dinner, and the food was brilliant! A good-sized portion with plenty of meat, leaving you comfortably full. Pudding was tasty, and the wait for food was nice and quick, too. Good value as well.

Love the atmosphere, music and staff are really great. Recommend Camden Hells.

Big open airy place popular with large groups, dark, noisy. Not for me.

Saturday lunchtime “pie and a pint” without the pie as they had none left (at 130pm). Instead for me it was sausage and a fairly average mash and for my mate a decent looking burger (cheapened by a bottle of Hellmans ketchup). The fact we made no comment at all to each other about the food probably reflects there was nothing to really say about it. The pints of Camden Hells weee decent and there was generally a good choice of draft beer. The place had an easy going vibe to it with a generally slightly older crowd (me included!!). Located a minute away Central Station.

Was visiting for one night, walked to the Town Wall from my hotel. Place was busy, but large enough there were plenty of places to sit and eat. Staff were great at recommending local beers, as well as what was popular at the time. Fantastic food, and an amazing beer from nearby. If I'm ever in town again I'll definitely stop in to eat.

Used to be a regular for after work drinks. Now everytime I go in for a pint after work they're not serving at 9:30 or 10pm. Yet they're serving staff pints.

I've been a visitor here for years but I recently brought my parents here for Sunday lunch, and we were all blown away by the food, but moreso the superb service by the two people who waited on us. Nothing was too much trouble for them, and they made the trip so enjoyable. They were so friendly. Thank you!

We hired a room at this venue as part of my daughters 21st Birthday celebrations - the staff were all excellent, courteous and helpful - great atmosphere, ideal room size which was well equipped for the event - good value for money and great location - Highly Recommended - Thank You

We managed to get a table as the bar was busy, nice atmosphere, start are attentive.

Stunning building good selection of drinks, we didnt eat here but the menu looked good. A great atmosphere which was helped by all the football fans awaiting the home game

Great lunch for our large group today. Lovely food and great atmosphere.

We'd booked a table for Sunday lunch at 5pm . I accept that may seem late (to some) for lunch but it fitted our travel plans and it was the time slot offered on their own website. There were later slots so we assumed all would be OK. Early afternoon on the day we received a call asking us to either pre-order or move our booking forward. I wouldn't normally but we were keen to try this place so we agreed 4pm and re-arranged our plans. We arrived at 3:45 and asked the barman if our table was ready. He checked, said it was and pointed in the vague direction of where the table was leaving us to find it. I asked if we needed to order drinks/food at the bar and was told someone would take our order at the table. We sat and waited 15 minutes before I went back to the bar to order our drinks. We sat and waited another 30 minutes before paying for our drinks and leaving. The barman knew we were there (he'd even opened a tab for the drinks) and the Manager knew we were there (I'd spoken to him when I ordered the drinks). It was quite quiet and there seemed to be plenty of staff. Perhaps the guy cleaning the cutlery could have taken our order. Perhaps the girl who cleared the adjoining table whilst we were sat there could have taken our order. Perhaps the Manager who knew I'd had to come back to the bar to order drinks could have taken our order or at least proved his worth as a Manager and made sure someone did. If you ignore customers for 45 minutes in a near empty pub then you don't deserve business.

We came in on Friday evening for drinks and food, but unfortunately just didn't have a great time which is a shame considering the great potential of the place. The bar was busy with 3 sides and more than enough staff, however there seemed no system in place as to who was serving who and on which side which meant waiting for a drink took an unnecessarily long time, and then when some did come to our side, they would have no idea who was first so would shout 'who's next', which if you are small and behind one of the large beer taps, and a bigger guy behind you shouts, you will miss out. We had table service (which we didn't expect, we'd thought we'd have to go to the bar) to order the food and the waitress was lovely. The food itself was ok, standard pub grub. The red pepper hummus tasted a bit odd and the katsu tofu was a bit of a disappointment - greasy silken tofu and cold curry sauce. But everything else as expected. We'd intended to stay for a few drinks but the acoustics were pretty terrible meaning you could barely hear the person next to you talk, which I get it's an old building with high ceilings, but there are ways around that. The biggest issue was when we tried to get our food bill at the end. By that time they had stopped officially serving food so there were no staff on the floor, and everyone was behind the bar. It was then impossible to get the bill without essentially queuing for a drink, which I didn't quite fancy. I tried to lean over to ask a very young bartender, but was just told by him he was busy serving someone. Eventually our same waitress who took the order was able to help, but it was a bit of a long and drawn out process for something quite simple. Would've been easier to order food at the bar in the first place. I work in hospitality myself, so am only trying to be constructive and not criticise, I think it's a great venue, just needs a little operational improvements.

Friendly service and good food.

Sunday Roast was very chewy. Staff and management tried their best to make our visit enjoyable despite this. They were great. If the kitchen could up their game this would be a great restaurant.

Love this pub, and quick service during busy periods

Great beer and good old fashioned feel.

We've eaten at The Town Wall previously and it's been really good so we were really disappointed with our most recent visit, for Sunday Lunch with friends. Appearances can be deceptive: we'd seen lunch being served to other tables and the roast beef looked exceptional so I actually decided to go against my first choice (the pork) and order beef instead. However, alarm bells started to go off when we saw the same meals being sent back twice by another table! Three of us ordered beef, and my wife ordered the pork. The beef was served medium so nice and pink but it was as tough as old boots. The pork was overcooked to the point of being like eating sawdust. The roast potatoes were tough. The mashed potatoes were stodgy and really needed some butter or cream in them. The only highlight was the Yorkshire pudding and gravy. Both were decent. What was perhaps more frustrating was that our friends had eaten in The Town Wall barely two weeks earlier and said they had an excellent meal. We complained and were offered a round of complimentary drinks. That's all well and good but we'd far rather have had an enjoyable meal. It's a real shame that the Sunday lunch was so below par given our previous visits. It won't stop me coming back for drinks as I like The Town Wall - it has a great ambience and a good selection of beers - but it'll probably be quite some time before I trust it for a Sunday lunch.

Great night atmosphere was fantastic food and drinks unbelievable.

Booked in on a Sunday for a celebratory lunch and were underwhelmed by the whole thing. Ordered 3 x Sunday lunches and a fish and chips. All 3 Sunday lunches turned up cold so were sent back and heated up. The only lunch that was replaced fully was one that had sauce on the plate before we realised it was stone cold. Fish and chips were pretty woeful. Fish was greasy and a lot smaller than previous times we’d visited. Had to eat alone as rest of the food was taken away. £100 total bill for 3 cold meals, one greasy fish and chips and drinks. Unfortunately wouldn’t recommend and spoiled what should’ve been a lovely birthday lunch.

The staff think it's a higher class establishment than it is.

3 of us went for Sunday lunch, we all had different meats, the beef, chicken and pork were all really nice, great Yorkshire puddings and roast vegetables and mash, lovely gravy. The fruit crumble and chocolate brownie were both very nice. All of the staff were very attentive and pleasant. Wouldn't hesitate in returning.

Called up for a last minute booking and luckily got one. Amazing service from the lady Sara, couldn’t fault it.

No snacks, one of just two - salt & pepper somethin was really awful

Great food, comfy seats and friendly staff. Service was so late afternoon but it was busy for an afternoon, service improved later. Could also do with more wine choices. But overall great vibe.

Fast, efficient, and friendly service but lacking in atmosphere. Didn't have any food, so I can not comment on that.

We went for a Christmas staff lunch and sadly it did not live up to the lovely time we had had 2 years previously. The starters took over an hour to arrive even though we had pre-ordered. The soup was cold and the portions of the Salmon and the Mushroom Pate were woefully small. The pate looked disgusting. The main course was delicious but, again the wait was dreadful. There were not enough staff on the bar and desserts took another 30 minutes to arrive after the main course. We were told we had to leave the table because another group was booked in and no member of staff apologised for our wait or for the fact that, due to their tardiness, we were forced to vacate the room whilst some of the party hadn't had time to finish their desserts. We had had a great experience two years ago but we will not be visiting again. Really disappointed.

Nice bar but impossible to get served. 3 staff on the bar but no actual system for ordering/queue. Stood for 15 minutes before calling it a day and leaving to go elsewhere. This was shortly after mid day so wasn’t extremely busy either.

"A Great Place for a Quiet Chat with Friends with Wonderful Staff & Great Coffee!" Michael and Laura, it is always a delight to visit the Town Wall as you offer a warm welcome in a quiet environment for a chat. My Meetup groups really love it. Keep up the good work! Suzanne xx

First time I have been in this place and I wasn't disappointed. There were 7 of us and we all had food and everyone was happy. The atmosphere was good too. We will definitely be returning

Awesome pub, here every match day for a few, good drink selection, good staff, great atmosphere.

The food is great, the beer is amazing, nice location mix new and old, comfortable but no service. Not very cheap but price is honeat.

Filthy sticky tables with old food rubbed into the wood table top gaps. Unattentive bar staff too busy talking to serve

Use to be a big fan of the town wall… use to go here a lot on my university days, and the staff were really friendly and remembered my name and they use to remember my name and my order.. now not so much, last time I went in for the first time in years some sketchy characters were in there, and when I come out to wait for my taxi there was a group of vagrants who asked(demanded) money from me and the group I was with near the entrance to which I reluctantly obliged, because I did not want trouble in front of my girlfriends mother.. I was going to book a room for my parents anniversary, but I will go local instead due to this experience, Newcastles homes less problem has ruined a load of bars and this is one of them, no point in paying up market prices if I am experiencing this.

Great pub, friendly and buzzy most of the time. We came for Sunday lunch - no tomato juice so no bloody Mary’s available. The Sunday lunch was generous and delicious. Friendly staff

Good range of beers, quiet Sunday evening

A bit dark, but we sat at a table near window. Only went by chance, great beer, very friendly staff and decided to have a steak. Only a basic one, but cooked to perfection

Found by chance, great beer, friendly service and a great steak. Well worth a visit, not outrageous on price. Get a corner seat as a little dark inside.

Very disappointing experience. My husband ordered fish & chips and an extra portion of chips. He asked the difference in price between 2 lagers only to be told one was dearer than the other. He asked for a lager tops and had to ask the barmaid for lemonade as it had none. She then told him the bill was £33 something when he queried it she said oops she had charged for the dearer lager...he asked for the receipt which was £28 something caught in a lie. My husband brought our drinks to the table and after pouring my gin into the glass I noticed it was dirty...it had lipstick smudges around the rim. He took the glass back to her where she proceeded to tell him it was watermarks??? She then brought the condiments that had cake contents around the neck of the bottle.Our meal came and looked very nice. When I lifted a fork to eat I noticed it was dirtyso asked for a clean one, to be honest if her attitude was anything to go by,I am struggling to believe she actually changed the fork. The fish was OK I have tasted much better. I do not think it was fresh as it smelled fishy and shouldn't if it was fresh. Unhappy with the attitude of the barmaid my husband asked yo speak to the manager only to be told said barmaid was the 'acting manager for today'. She was not in any way helpful and did not seem to take our complaint seriously. First time at the Town Wall and we certainly would not go back. Shame. I suggest the Acting Managers get some more training especially on good Manners and also on cleanliness of condiments, glasses and cutlery. Also training on how to not give their opinion on whether a glass has lipstick on it or a fork is dirty...I didn't give a reason for the dirty fork for all she knew it had dropped to the floor. I have never experienced a member of Hospitality question why a clean glass or clean fork is required. This left a very bad taste. I would NOT recommend The Town Wall Newcastle.

Haven’t visited here for years but went today for Sunday lunch. It was delicious and very good value and the staff were lovely.

"Top Rate Service from Pascal in Pleasant Venue" I have just attended a Meetup group at the Town Wall. What a joy it was to be served by Pascal. The ability to smile at customers and engage in conversation makes all the difference. We felt very welcome and it was a lovely quiet place to have a chat with a brilliant oblong table in a booth. Thank you for enhancing my day! Keep up the good work! Suzanne

Nice lovely pub, good cider. Update they no longer sell Aspall cider, very sad.

Always love this place. Good beer and nice atmosphere.

Nice bar but some drinks are quite expensive!

What a lovely pub this is. We've just had Sunday lunch here and it was delicious. The place itself is cosy and welcoming. I love the whole wall dedicated to being library shelves. You could quite happily spend the whole afternoon in here. I can't believe I have never been in before. Definitely worth a return visit.

We recently visited the town wall knowing that they had a good range of beers on offer. We asked the bar tender what IPAs were on offer and was very sharply told to look at the board which had no information. We asked the member of staff again for more information to which she replied to ‘just look at the taps at the front of the bar’ We were very disappointed with this service that we decided to walk out and go to the forth where service was much friendlier and approachable. I feel that a bit of training in customer service and staff knowledge is required.

A nice place to go for a drink after work, can get a bit busy and the prices are a little expensive but a nice place to wind down on a Friday that avoids the usual crowd of the city centre

We came on a Mon after 7pm just for drinks. Relatively quiet. 2 ppl and 1 small well behaved dog. Asked if they were dog friendly and the lady behind the bar said yeah we are. My husband came in with the dog and the lady came over and said oh we are not dog friendly after 7pm as it was 7.15pm. I was a bit taken a back. It was a Mon night and quiet. We have been in before at 10pm on a Saturday night and there have been other dogs in. Anyway the forth across from this pub was very welcoming and dog friendly they welcomed us and said there are dog blankets, treats and water bowls available help yourself. Just a little review to maybe consider extending your dog friendly times. Thank you

Ideal for large groups and friendly(ish) for families. The large spacious rooms and seating caters for a range of group sizes, including groups of 10+ Clean and cosy with a great range of drinks, including coffee. Enjoy!

Excellent beer and choice. Good service

Nice atmosphere and a good choice of beers. Great place to end our night.

Experience nice ambitious thought

They stop serving food at 6:45pm

Popped in for a couple of drinks on an afternoon off work. Great atmosphere and service.

Lovely pub food was average this time. Chicken burger very dry

First time I been, but was there for a 30th birthday. Had side room set aside. Was a match day in town so was jumping. Staff excellent, food even better. Great experience, well done guys and thank you.

My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping around this part of town when we decided to drop into The Town Wall Pub, this is a wonderful pub that was just a joy to visit. Walking in and I knew I would enjoy my visit here ,the interior is superb, it looks like a former Georgian townhouse ,the interior is cool ,multi roomed, light and airy, a solid wood serving bar dominates one of the rooms, eclectic decor and furnishings including plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub, its just a wonderful pub to visit. We were here on a Thursday afternoon, pub was just starting to get busy with a great atmosphere, we ordered a pale ale each from Wylam Brewery, these were served in pristine condition, we settled down and planned out the day we while sipping our pale ale's. My pale ale was really good, fresh,crisp ,hoppy but not overhopped, a delicate aroma and taste, on a really hot day a totally refreshing brew, it was just so good being in such a lovely pub enjoying a quality brew. We really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting for a first time visit to The Town Wall Pub we were totally impressed. The Town Wall Pub is easy to locate along Pink Street. Opening hours are;Monday to Thursday, Midday till 11pm. Friday & Saturday, Midday till 1am. Sunday, Midday till 11pm. Most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area.

I was dining at 'the town wall' this evening when I noticed bar staff using glasses to scoop ice into the glass, and not using proper ice scoops or tongs. When we received our tap waters there were pieces of glass in the water. We only realised there was glass in the water until we had drank it. I went over to the bar to complain to the manager but when at the bar I over heard two colleges joking about "are you trying to kill our customers" which was very rude and disrespectful. We did complain to the bar manager who was more then unhelpful and did not apologies until I asked him to. And when I was at the bar speaking to the manager I could see that other customers were continueing to receive ice in their drinks. We were not at any point assured the ice had been disposed of or the problem was being delt with. After speaking to the manager we paid for our bill and left. One of our guests had a panic attack outside and I can feel pain in my throat. The situation was not delt well by the staff or manager and I would like there to be a full investigation and the bar staff to complete health and safety training. Including how to safety make drinks. Not coming again ..

I was dining at 'the town wall' this evening when I noticed bar staff using glasses to scoop ice into the glass, and not using proper ice scoops or tongs. When we received our tap waters there were pieces of glass in the water. We only realised there was glass in the water until we had drank it. I went over to the bar to complain to the manager but when at the bar I over heard two colleges joking about "Are You Trying To Kill Our Customers" which was very rude and disrespectful. We did complain to the bar manager who was more then unhelpful and did not apologies until I asked him to. And when I was at the bar speaking to the manager I could see that other customers were continueing to receive ice in their drinks. We were not at any point assured the ice had been disposed of or the problem was being delt with. After speaking to the manager we paid for our bill and left. One of our guests had a panic attack outside and I can feel pain in my throat. The situation was not delt well by the staff or manager and I would like there to be a full investigation and the bar staff to complete health and safety training. Including how to safety make drinks. Not coming again.

This is not a negative review. A couple of years since we were in the Town Wall we called in while visiting Newcastle. Plenty of ales etc. to choose from even if some were a tad expensive £7 a pint is expensive. Anyway settled for a cheaper pale ale at £5 a pint.Now to the bar itself the seating could do with a spring clean to but that said well layed out for visitors during these trying times.. We dined and the menu did not do the food justice. The fare was amazing, we will not visit Newcastle again without sampling the delights of the Town Wall. This bar delivers on all fronts. Would I recommend it, it's a big yes.Loved the bar.

The Town Wall on Pink Lane is an excellent pub that offers a fantastic food and drinks range and was one of the many pub's and bar's we went to on a six day city break in Newcastle and Whitley Bay.Housed in a superb grade-II listed building that was once the home of Thomas Bewick a really famous Northumberland artist and naturalist and engraver and this excellent building is called Bewick House.This Town Wall has a multi-roomed interior and is very spacious with many interesting features a downstairs cinama and superb seating options throughout the whole pubs interior and a superb outside seating area which was really busy when we visited as it was a roasting hot day.We visited early in the afternoon and I can honestly say I was very impressed with this pub.With an excellent range of cask beers and super friendly staff it's the ideal pub to have a few pints if ever you visit Newcastle.When we visited here we had a few glasses of Wylam brewery Pale ale a local ale from a local brewery which where excellent and well priced.The Town Wall is a superb pub and is really easy to find from Bewick Street bus stop its a minute away.(This is my first review of the Town Wall).Opening Hours.Monday-Thursday-12.00-22.00.Friday-Saturday-12.00-Until Late Sunday-12.00-22.00.Nearest Bus Stop. Central Train Station bus stop. Nearest Metro Stop. Central train station metro stop.Nearest Train Station. Central train station.

Nice venue, great staff but a bit pricey

Visited about 4/5pm on a Sunday so appreciated the late service on the Sunday roasts. Food was great, not a big fan of a roast in general but this was great stuff. Each part of the meal was well-executed, right amount of food, meats were done very well, not a bone to pick with any of it. Very reasonably priced as well. Staff were friendly and service was good. The pub overall is well laid out, music was enjoyable. One of the better pub dining experiences I've had recently.

Had a lovely meal today, loaded fries with chicken and gravy and the black pudding scotch eggs were the favourites! Nice friendly staff and super comfortable pub 👍

Absolutely marvellous Great freshly made cocktails which are LUSH

Great to see this bar open again, we went for drinks on Saturday afternoon. If was great you didn’t have to book so not rushed. Lots of tables available and spaces out. Staff friendly and good selection of drinks.

It's not the cheapest for pub grub but it's well worth the effort, no question about that. Highly recommended.

Lovely cosy place. Must go back for food!!

La primera vez que visité, principalmente vino para el almuerzo del domingo, estaba bastante sabroso, pero la carne y el pudín de Yorkshire lo decepcionaron, la carne era como cortar goma y masticar para siempre, el pudín de Yorkshire era solo una cáscara vacía que se convertía en polvo al cortar eso. . Pero el pub en sí era encantador, se sentía seguro, un ambiente fabuloso, un personal educado y encantador, sin duda volvería a visitarlo, pero solo para tomar una copa.

I went for the first time on August 2nd and it was fantastic. Well organised, beautiful food and really friendly staff

Great service good choice of beers

Fui a The Town Wall el sábado 15 de agosto por unas pintas. Al revisar el sitio web antes de ir, decía que no necesitabas reservar una mesa y que podías entrar. Cuando entras en el pub, tienen un código QR que debe ser escaneado por una persona de tu grupo para registrarse. el sistema de seguimiento y localización del gobierno. Muy fácil de hacer y toma menos de un minuto ingresar los detalles que necesitan. Un miembro del personal también estaba controlando la temperatura de todos antes de que se les permitiera ingresar a las instalaciones. Una vez dentro, todo el servicio de mesa funcionó muy bien. El pub en sí es bastante grande, por lo que es muy fácil asegurar la distancia social entre los diferentes grupos. Existe un sistema unidireccional para ir de las mesas y bajar a los baños. Considerándolo todo, una muy buena puesta a punto en los tiempos locos en los que nos encontramos actualmente. Saludos

Love this pub. Very cozy and friendly with a chill vibe.

Excelente personal, muy amable y servicial.Bonito espacio interior aireado y bien distribuido, además de bancos en el exterior si le apetece tomar el sol.El personal no canta ni baila sobre el COVID: 19 restricciones, pero las superan de todos modos.Se admiten perros. Buena selección de bebidas. Servicio de mesa atento y ambiente realmente relajante. Y la estación central de Newcastle está literalmente a un minuto a pie. ¿Qué más se puede pedir? !

Al entrar, el barman nos dijo que uno de nosotros tenía que escanear un código QR. Ninguno de nosotros sabía qué hacer, pero el camarero se alejó sin ofrecer ayuda a pesar de que el lugar no estaba lleno. Después de 10 minutos de intentarlo y fallar, simplemente entramos, haciendo que el rastreo y el rastreo sean redundantes. Me acerqué a la barra para decirle al inútil barman de nuestra falta de éxito y él simplemente nos ordenó con brusquedad que encontráramos una mesa. Miré a mi alrededor en busca de uno vacío, y él dijo agresivamente: ¿a qué estás negando con la cabeza? A lo largo de nuestras bebidas siguió dándonos miradas intimidantes, así que nos fuimos. Inútil, grosero y agresivo. Me quejé con la cervecería Wylam, que parece ser la dueña de este lugar, pero no hubo respuesta. ¡Evita este agujero! ! !

Best Sunday Roast in town and super on top of regulations during Covid reopening.

Fantastic, great team, well thought out social distancing. Doing it all right to keep everyone safe

Love the beer garden, bit expensive but nice craft beers, friendly staff, well organised after reopening with all the post quarantine measures

I miss places like this. Real pubs with outstanding beers. Recommend the Jakehead. A must place to visit

Highly recommend.... cant fault the staff and service ... drinks were well priced ... and food was lovely

One of my favourite pubs in Newcastle and their Sunday roasts are just the business👌

Myself and several friends ordered food at the bar i orderd a burger but it transpired an order had been placed for a roast dinner - when roast dinner delivred i explained i wanted the buger this was delivered BUT no refund offered. So i was overcharged - in defence the burger was a good meal ALLBEIT about £4.00 more than it should have bern

The was by far one of the best Sunday lunches we have ever eaten.My parner had lamb and myself roast chicken.Both came with wonderful veg and lovely Yorkshire pudding with rich gravy.We have struggled to find a good Sunday lunch in Newcastle without having to pay a high price.This was great value for money considering the quality presented.We will be back !!

It has a splendid selection of beers and there was great craic at the bar. Close to the station and recommended. It was very busy and even so the service was quick.

Food was well priced considering its location and tasted good too. Service was friendly and didn't take long for food to arrive

Come here often for Sunday dinner and it's always amazing. Staff are super friendly, beer and real ale selection is great. Would advise booking first though as it fills up pretty fast on a sunday!

Alongside the Bridge Tavern, this has to be one of the best bars in Newcastle. The food is always solid, with a good mix of sharing boards and traditional pub food. They have a great selection of local beers including plenty from Wylam brewery and the atmosphere is always good.

My partner and I frequent this lovely venue regularly for their excellent Sunday Dinner (Sunday Lunch to the heathens!)The atmosphere is laid back, with friendly staff and a fine selection of beers and ales - and a good coffee machine if you're off the drink.The standard does vary. The meat is always excellent, as is the veg and this place has the finest gravy. Occasionally the potatoes aren't quite as perfect as they normally are but they are still better than just about anywhere else! The variance is from a 9 to a 10/10.On a good day it is the most satisfying meal you can find in town and very reasonably priced to boot. On an off-day it is still excellent.Perfect place for a relaxing Sunday.

A particular member of staff that served me was SO RUDE. You could tell she didn’t want to be there (I mean who could blame her, but it’s not the customers fault), and she was just slamming drinks down being really short with customers. It made you feel like a huge inconvenience being there. I get everyone’s out on Christmas night outs etc and it can get busy but we all work! The vibe is normally quite chill and cool in here, and previous times I have been in, the staff have always been ok. But this girl has put me off going in for a while. The space is nice and open so if you have large parties of people it’s ideal. They also have huge tables. I have eaten here in the past and the food has always been nice, sometimes you don’t get a lot for what you pay.

Visited this pub many times for drinks but ate here for the first time last night.My friend and I both had the vegan festive menu and it was so delicious... especially the cauliflower cheese bake and the starter filo parcel. We both agreed that for a non vegan establishment, the vegan options for exceeded what we have eaten lately at fully vegan restaurants! We had a Christmas cracker each which were in support of a homeless charity and plastic free! This was a nice little touch and much appreciated.As always the atmosphere was good and lively and every staff member we encountered was so friendly and helpful - shout out to the two women who served our food and drinks! A really lovely night with delicious food!

Popped in for a pre train snack and drink Shared the fish platter and it filled a hole and was reasonably priced. Neither of the staff I encountered were particularly friendly though.

Called in for a beer. Ended up having several which then led to us having food. Great place. Craft ale on draft including brewers such as Tiny Rebel and Wylam. Good ale. Good food. What more can i say?

Decent for meetings downstairs, central, private, comfortable and friendly.

Called for drinks only and were well impressed with the interior. The barman was friendly and helpful too. Well worth a visit.

Loads of variety if you are in to lager. The atmosphere was great. Not too loud, nor was it too quiet. Ample amount of seating around and the prices are fairly reasonable.

It's a very nice place, quite busy. Also having a £5 minimum charge for card payments is very jammy. I wouldn't have minded so much if there was some signage to notify me before committing to ordering a drink. Now I'm stuck with 11 packets of crisps.

Frecuentemente visito el Muro de la Ciudad, ya que está cerca de donde trabajo en Newcastle. Uno de los pocos pubs amigables con los perros, Teddy estaba muy relajado. No supe su nombre, pero uno de los empleados del bar, una mujer con pantalones de color rosa brillante era excepcional e incluso le trajo a Teddy un tazón de agua, lo que pareció apreciar. ¡Gracias!

Found the bar prices etc. Really quite good.

Great choice of beers available, and very well kept too!

Arrived early and sat through to our table ( a nice little touch was a sheet of paper with reservations for .........). The staff are very attentive, happy and smiling and theirs makes them stand out. We ordered 2beef dinners and 2 lamb, unfortunately it’s the wait time that I’ve marked them down on as it wasn’t particularly busy but waited well over 1/2hr for the lunches. Although the beef was nice you could see as soon as it was put down it was fatty( if the chef served this and the staff would have seen it then I thought what’s the point in mentioning it)? Overall a very nice experience, lovely food ( although if we went back we would both have chicken), staff happy and a good atmosphere to the place . Not as good as the Earl of Pit street but not bad. Would we go back? Yes.