Cool and Quirky Bars In Newcastle

Making our list of the best bars in Newcastle is 97 & Social, which nods to an English heritage theme with baroque fireplaces, floral wallpaper and intricate light fixtures. As well as offering a great happy hour, this spot serves a menu of tipsy teas and bottomless brunches.

Offering craft brews and sourdough pizza in its trendy urban setting, BrewDog is a staple of Newcastle's drinking scene. Next time you need a venue for after-work tipples or a laid-back date, browse its selection of 33 stunning craft creations on tap and fully-stocked fridges

From live bands through to enjoying the sun on the outdoor terrace, Zarabanda Bing Bing has to be one of the top cocktail bars in Newcastle. Stop by this fun venue to discover live entertainment and gorgeous decor, including incredible chandeliers, lots of plants and exposed brickwork.

From the live music offering to the colourful interiors and street food-style suppers, The Forth is one quirky place to hang out with your mates. To top it off, the cosy open fires will keep you warm in winter, while the roof terrace is perfect for some summer sun.

With vintage leather sofas, a cosy fire place and bare brick walls, this charming den is as comfortable as your own living room. But, The Holy Hobo has the added extra of punchy cocktails and an eclectic food menu, alongside all sorts of music from live DJs.

Be sure to practice your aim before giving Point Blank Shooting a go. This fun simulation range is perfect for first dates and friend gatherings alike - from the delicious pizzas to the roster of games and cracking cocktails to try.

The Hustle bar and disco lounge is a unique spot to hit up for after-work drinks and get-togethers with friends alike. You can get your lips around a New York-style menu, all washed down with cocktails, craft beer and live beats.

If only the best bars in Newcastle will do, head over to The Alchemist for fizzing and popping cocktails. Enjoy the theatrical drinks list served up in swish surrounds, with bottomless brunch and a range of international plates available to boot.

One of Newcastle's coolest haunts, Verano is a place for late-night libations and all sorts of fun. Then, there's the absinthe-tipped La Fee, ball pit parties at Howlers and something a little different in the form of ChaChaBuchi.

Bowl and booze your way around this quirky Newcastle bar. Not only is Lane7 decked out with all manner of different spaces available for private hire or casual chilling, but it also offers a fab selection of comfort food and tasty cocktails.

Fronting a lineup of events, including a choice of bottomless pizza with cocktails, karaoke, bingo or live music, alongside high-tech darts and sports screenings, WonderBar is your one-stop-shop when it comes to fun. Head to The Gate to get your fill of this quirky bar.

Fronting gorgeous interiors decked out with foliage, floral upholstery and neon signs, Leila Lily's is one of the best cocktail bars in Newcastle if you're looking to nab a pic for your 'Gram feed. Better yet, there's seasonal drinks for sipping and afternoon tea available too.

If there's one place you're going to want to get to know a little better, it's Pleased To Meet You. A top watering hole in the city centre, this venue offers something a little different with its cool decor, incredible gin list and scrumptious small plates.

Not all Instagrammable bars in Newcastle come as cool as Lola Jeans. There's striking interiors of floral accents and pops of pink, alongside killer cocktails or whopping plates of American comfort food for when hunger pangs strike.

Searching for rooftop bars in Newcastle? Alvinos oozes fun vibes with foosball tables, pinball machines, and DJs taking over when the weekend rolls around. That's not all though, as this quirky boozer will keep you coming back for its alfresco drinking opportunities and delish cocktails.

If cheap bars in Newcastle are what you're after, a trip to Jam Jar won't break the bank. From the notorious drinks through to the hearty bottomless brunches or £5 martinis on Mondays, Jam Jar is all sorts of cute and quirky.

It may be a pub, but The Town Wall is worth a mention when rounding up the city's quirky bars. Set in a Grade-II listed building, this place was once the home of Thomas Bewick - ideal for history buffs - and boasts a secret cinema room.

If you're hankering for traditional and full of interesting trinkets, then Lady Greys is the space for you. The topsy-turvy little pub is filled with decorations such as type writers, globes and historic prints, all found alongside an excellent selection of cask ales or tasty bites to eat.