The Legend Tyne Bar Beer Garden

The Legendary Tyne Beer Garden

Use our beer garden for FREE!
Call Dee on 07809 063 532 or email: Dee at The Tyne

Lots of pubs have beer gardens but how many have beer gardens underneath road bridges?

And how many can you sit out in even when it’s pouring down – a monotonously regular occurrence in Newcastle?

And how many have customer-controlled heat lamps, music piped from a free juke box and atmospheric lighting?

The Tyne Bar Beer Garden Personal HeatersWell, at The Tyne we have all that in our unique beer garden nestling under Glasshouse Bridge. As unlikely as it may seem, it’s a peaceful haven on a warm summer’s evening, where the music mixes with bright conversation and well chilled drinks.

Gigs In The Tyne Bar Beer Garden – a Unique Venue

The Tyne Bar Beer Garden and Stage for Live GigsOn most Sundays, and other occasional weekdays, through the summer, the beer garden is the venue for Live Music at The Tyne. Our purpose built stage is the perfect place to showcase the impressive local (and international) talent that The Tyne Bar attracts. And the acoustics are simply amazing!

So convinced are we of the uniqueness of our special beer garden that we are offering a case of red wine to anybody who can find another bar or pub anywhere in the UK with a beer garden under a bridge. Happy hunting! If you think you’ve found one click here to email Fred at The Tyne.

Do you want to use our Beer Garden for your event?

Our unique Beer Garden makes an ideal place to host your event. From simple group meetings to film viewings:

  • Group Meetings
  • Fashion Shows
  • Private Parties
  • Private Gigs
  • Art Shows
  • Business Launches
  • And more…

Contact us to find out what we can do for you by calling Dee on 07809 063 532 email: Dee at The Tyne


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