The guide, which reviews thousands of pubs across the UK, is the definitive beer drinkers’ guide to the very best pints in a variety of styles of pubs to suit individual tastes and it features plenty of North Tyneside boozers. You can buy CAMRA‘s Good Beer Guide 2024 here.
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These are all the pubs from across North Tyneside in the guide, and what reviewers had to say about each site.
1. Split Chimp
Split Chimp within Spanish City has been mentioned as having “an ever changing range of four beers sourced from near and far.” Photo: Submitted
2. The Dog and Rabbit
The CAMRA gide says: “Micro-pub converted from a women’s clothing shop. Corner bar with four handpumps. The owner’s micro-brewery is going to be moved from its current location and will be installed in the pub.
3. The Rockliffe Arms
“This one room establishment has distinct bar and lounge areas with a snug in between. There are four constantly changing guest beers, details of which are explained on notices above the dividing arch.”
4. The Crafty Cold Well
The Craft Cold Well in Monkseaton has been described as a “two-roomed micropub opened in late October 2022. The front room is accessed from street level with steps to the back room and servery. The owner is dedicated to bringing something different to the local real ale scene with four changing handpulls.”