The Town Wall

Great place to meet up. We had a big group of work colleagues and the staff are attentive and rearranged tables and chairs for us to have. The potion of food was good. I Struggled to finish mine. And the prices were decent. The place was lively and we had a great time.

Very good pub a couple of minutes walk from Newcastle Central Station. Four cask beers on handpump when I visited including a stout. Quiet after the Spurs game at St James Park.

Really enjoyed the vibe here. The bar is open, spacious, and has a few small side rooms that feel tucked away. It was totally dead when we stopped in around 3pm on a Monday, but the beer selection was great.

Great food, friendly staff, good atmosphere. Good beer selection.

Lovely dog friendly pub with lots of craft beers available next to the station. Range of food available such as pub food, burgers, sandwiches. I had the philly cheese steak, chips were excellent

I was with a crew of 8 adults and 3 children and The Town Wall was really accommodating. The staff there are super friendly and it has a nice vibe in there. The Sunday dinner was good. Not the best in the world ever, but certainly worth the money we paid.

Went into here for a roast dinner Sunday evening around 1700 not sure if they had any food left but when I asked they did so i had a triple meat roast dinner this had beef ( which they asked if wanted it pink or well done, nice touch) I think a quarter of chicken and some pork, there was roasted parsnips, roast potatoes, mash and some other vegetables and a lovely yorkie and some crackling. It was all very nice and tasty, the only little issue I have is it wasn't very hot but given the late hour I choose not to say anything to the staff at the time but other than that I would still recommend eating a roast dinner here. It's close proximity to Newcastle railway station is another plus.

Gluten free Peroni on bottle 👍 super quiet, loads of sugar space

Very friendly service. Great beer selection and plenty of seating. Very clean and cozy. Decor was interesting and inviting. Food was great, pleasantly surprised.

Superb Sunday roast, average hot chocolate. Caters for large parties - there were about 17 of us. Super handy for the train station, a mere stone's throw up Pink Lane. I can't comment on the beers, alas, but from the gigantic size of the bar, I'm guessing they have an equally huge selection.

Tucked away off Pink Lane, just over the road from Central Station, The Town Wall is one of Newcastle's finer drinking establishments, in my humblest of opinions. Forms part of Bewick House, a gorgeous Grade II listed building which was once home to Thomas Bewick (historical local celeb, Google it) and sits just across the way from The Forth, which makes for a handy - if potentially lethal - drinking opportunity. As you enter, you will usually take a right into the main bar area, but you can also go downstairs where there is The Cinema Room, an area you can hire out for private do's and parties. Anyway, the main bar area is large, with some table booths around the perimeter, plus a number of cosy smaller rooms off the main area, which you can bag if you're lucky and get there early enough! Extensive bar in the centre of the room, my only little gripe here is that you can sometimes find yourself at the wrong point of the bar and so can take a little while to get served. When it is busy, that's fine, but on the odd occasion it can be frustrating. Maybe a little harsh, but I feel it does cost them one star here... Service aside, I very much enjoy going here because of the superb range of drinks they have on offer as well as a cracking selection of grub. Never been disappointed with the food, the beers are very well kept, if a little pricey at times. They even have their own 'Toon Waal' ale, brewed especially for them by Wylam Brewery, not a bad pint to be fair. Being where it is, and the style and decor and feel of the place, TTW can get a bit busy of an evening, especially at the weekend. However, we popped in here for one final drink on my way home one Saturday evening, after a day out in York with friends. There were seven of us and it wasn't as busy as expected, so we managed to get a table to seat all of us, and had no trouble getting to the bar. Having said that, the weather was good so chances are people were drinking in places with more outdoor space! For me, TTW is a must on anyone's list of places to try when out and about in Newcastle. Be it for lunch, a post-work drink or two, or part of a big night out, you really should experience this place. This is just one life's facts, end of. Get there soon.

A large refurbished pub located on Pink Lane just minutes from Newcastle Central railway station. The Town Wall has a very large open bar with a couple of small rooms off. It is a very popular pub for food, and a selection of real ales are available too. Good atmosphere and worth a visit.

We had a day off in Newcastle Upon Tyne while on a European tour and it was absolutely delightful! We came here for an afternoon bite and drink and had the most delicious fish and chips and Scoth egg of our lives.

Been here a few times but mainly for drinks. The pub itself is a large room with a central bar but with a couple of rooms leading off the main room which creates private areas. There is a good choice of drinks. Menu is usual pub grub. This is the 2nd time I have been for Sunday lunch but it was not as good as last time. Beef was a bit too pink and Yorkshire puddings were overcooked. The pub today was a bit noisy as full of football supporters. However I do like this pub and midweek evenings are a good time to go as it's quiet so the service is good.

Spacious upstairs bar serving a selection of about half a dozen guest ales along with Guinness, a few lagers etc. In the basement it has a cinema room that looked equally well appointed. The bar staff were friendly and the general atmosphere was congenial. We had food and whilst the kangaroo and wild boar burgers were maybe a tad on the small side the price was good at £6.95 considering chips and salad were included. They could do with having ketchup amongst the sauce selection provided at the table though.