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Post by thales on Jan 3, 2007 14:04:14 GMT -1
heading there for a stag soon........
any recommendations??
<awaits 'avoid jj' comments>
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Post by JJ on Jan 3, 2007 14:05:26 GMT -1
Seriously, the whole of the city centre and in particular the Quayside are the places to be
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Post by weallloveleeds on Jan 3, 2007 14:06:46 GMT -1
Don't stay in Gateshead or Whitley Bay! Go for the centre.
Whitley Bay has good nightlife, but its pretty grim other than that.
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Post by thales on Jan 3, 2007 14:08:22 GMT -1
Seriously, the whole of the city centre and in particular the Quayside are the places to be why angry, you know the others will comment it will be a weekend of some serious drinking for a good few irish lads;D never know, might run into you
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Post by gt on Jan 3, 2007 14:08:59 GMT -1
Whitley Bay is a hovel now sadly but the coastline is still beautiful. Like JJ says, Quayside and the Central Station area will suit your needs, but are not my particular cup of Broon Ale
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Post by thales on Jan 3, 2007 14:12:07 GMT -1
Whitley Bay is a hovel now sadly but the coastline is still beautiful. Like JJ says, Quayside and the Central Station area will suit your needs, but are not my particular cup of Broon Ale thanks jj, wall and gt will be looking for decent pubs for the days, local feel, not a super pub thing?
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Post by gt on Jan 3, 2007 14:17:23 GMT -1
Whitley Bay is a hovel now sadly but the coastline is still beautiful. Like JJ says, Quayside and the Central Station area will suit your needs, but are not my particular cup of Broon Ale thanks jj, wall and gt will be looking for decent pubs for the days, local feel, not a super pub thing? The Forth Hotel, just up from the station is ok, you’ll probably like the Head Of Steam too (in terms of music, also near the station). Bodega on Westgate Road does a vast range of real ales and is quite traditional. There’s the Tyneside Irish Centre next to Saint James Park if you fancy a few home comforts
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Post by thales on Jan 3, 2007 14:19:12 GMT -1
thanks jj, wall and gt will be looking for decent pubs for the days, local feel, not a super pub thing? The Forth Hotel, just up from the station is ok, you’ll probably like the Head Of Steam too (in terms of music, also near the station). Bodega on Westgate Road does a vast range of real ales and is quite traditional. There’s the Tyneside Irish Centre next to Saint James Park if you fancy a few home comforts thanks for that gt but no will not be going near an irish bar, thats just so wrong
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Post by JJ on Jan 3, 2007 14:31:19 GMT -1
Agree with GT, but also add the Beehive and Duke of Wellington to the list. Both are in the Bigg Market area but are proper pubs as opposed to kiddie bars Whitley Bay is a hovel now sadly but the coastline is still beautiful. Like JJ says, Quayside and the Central Station area will suit your needs, but are not my particular cup of Broon Ale thanks jj, wall and gt will be looking for decent pubs for the days, local feel, not a super pub thing?
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