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The Badger Country Pub (Newcastle)Newest Review: ... pub has a cosy feel to it with low ceilings and dark wood beams. Candles were lit on the tables and there is real log fire, though being August it was not lit of course. It seems quite large inside, but sectioned off into smaller areas and alcoves which enhance its cosy feel. We were given a warm welcome by whom I presumed was the manageress, and chose our table. There was only a handful of ... more |
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I recently had to make a trip to Newcastle airport to drop my daughter off for a flight, and although the airport is not far from where we live, it does involve a trip on the A1 here in Newcastle, which is a nightmare at the best of times. However, it has recently became a bigger nightmare due to lane closures for bridge strengthening works to be carried out. Because of this, and with the time approaching rush hour, we decided to leave earlier and go for a meal somewhere. ~~~~~~~ LOCATION ~~~~~~~ My partner fancied trying The Badger country pub as it had been recommended to him by friends. We have drove by it many times, and it ... Read the complete review
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