3 Best Pubs in North Tyneside

“Shiremoor House Farm is a large converted stone farmhouse with a beer garden serving a gastronomic menu. Their homemade creations are produced using locally sourced ingredients, offering their customers an array of enticing dishes. The atmosphere in this rustic farmhouse sets the tone for your classic comfort pub food, just what you could expect from a great British pub. The pub also has a variety of delicious foods on its menu at affordable prices. Shiremoor House Farm offers table reservations, dog-friendly, car park, outdoor terrace, child-friendly and free wi-fi.”

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“Low Lights Tavern specialises in serving real ale, Scottish whisky, wine varieties, spirits and more. The pub has an ambience of its oldness and welcomes with an old-fashioned style. They believed that this pub had been serving for over 400 years and was the oldest pub in the area. They also provide varieties of delicious food as lunchtime meals and evening meals. The pub also provides free Wi-Fi, traditional pub games, a music room, live music, a separate bar, a real fire, and more. They also offer accessible facilities for differently-abled customers and a dog-friendly place. Low Lights Tavern is a good choice to get cosy and relaxed in the snug with the real fireplace in winter evenings.”

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“How Do You Do is the perfect destination for brunch, lunch, dinner, or a casual drink at the bar. With an inviting ambience and entertainment options, the bar is a haven for food enthusiasts. The pub is an ideal retreat to relax and spend quality time with loved ones, making their a cherished destination for those seeking a blend of history, warmth, and excellent offerings. All the foods and drinks are available at a fair price. How Do You Do provides transportation connections, great cocktails and ample seating. You can also make a table reservation at How Do You Do.”

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