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The Bridle Path (Whickham)Newest Review: ... you don't have far to go for a drink. This is necessary because it does get very busy especially on weekend nights including Sundays. The bar is well stocked and there are plenty of drinks to be seen so I think you could have your choice of most things including cask ales and graught lagers and beers as well as spirits. At the side of the pub are tables and cosy sofas and by the windows ... more |
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by - written on 01/05/09 (Very useful, 194 readings)
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The Bridle Path Being close to our house, this is a pub we go to quite frequently either for a drink, or as in a couple of weeks ago, Sunday lunch. The pub is situated in Whickham which is about 5 miles from Newcastle on the Gateshead side of the river and having been around for about 150 years, has a long tradition as a public house. THE PUB... Directly outside the pub are a few parking spaces, but if you can't get parked in one of these spaces, there are plenty of parking bays (free) close by. Entry to the pub is via one of two doors either at the front or the side, and once inside, it is on two levels so for those wanting wheel ... Read the complete review
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