The Dolphin Inn
Widely regarded as the oldest inn in Tynemouth, The Dolphin is a traditional pub offering home-cooked food, real ales, and live sports in a welcoming setting on the edge of the village.
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Quiz Nights in Tynemouth
At least four pubs in Tynemouth and North Shields run regular quiz nights. Here's which night, which pub, and what to expect.
The Oldest Pubs in Tynemouth
From a Georgian free house open since 1799 to Victorian gothic pubs on Front Street, these are the oldest pubs still serving in Tynemouth.
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Tynemouth Lodge Hotel
A Georgian Grade II listed free house open since 1799, the Tynemouth Lodge has featured in every edition of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide since 1983. An unspoilt one-room public bar with genuine character.
The Salutation
One of Tynemouth's oldest pubs, dating back to the 18th century. The name has connections to the 13th-century Priory monks. Now a lively bar offering craft beers, cocktails, and food on the bustling Front Street.
The Turks Head
A traditional pub dating from 1869, just a stone's throw from Tynemouth Priory and Castle. Known locally as the Stuffed Dog after its famous taxidermy resident, Willie.