The Eye On The Tyne

Been here many times before, drinks and prices are always very good!2 glasses of prossecco for £5 is my favourite :

We were told the match would be on over the phone, clearly lying to con people into coming. Already ordered the mediocre grill before they told us they never played 3pm matches. Useless.

Landed here for a quick bite to eat before heading for a few drinks. The managed to seat 8 of us together and service was fab. Only complaint was the chips, very greasy and soggy! Never tasted chips quite so strange.

Food here is always good I have found, Staff attentive and friendly nothings a problem, great place to meet up and explore the quayside, but I attend the Latin Dance nights here on Monday night and its a great atmosphere and class crowd all out to have fun, its what Monday's is all about!

Found this love!y eateries by accident so glad we did. I ordered the gammon eggs and for 6.99 it was superb no dried out piece of bacon here!!!!. My colleague ordered burger and chips, same price. It was, according to him, well presented and delicious. I will definitely visit again next time I'm in the Toon

Ordered food told there would be a 20-30 min delay after 90 min later asked what the situation was, told computer had failed to log the order. Waited a further 20 min still no food offered food for free no thanks NEVER COMPLAIN and wait for food to arrive we then visited Marco Polo restaurant had great meal there with no ridiculous wait.MARCO POLO TEN OUT OF TEN CAN RECOMEND.

Pre Sage visit just to grab a very quick drink and bar food.Nothing spectacular on the menu and prices at normal levels. Nice friendly barmaid. Had a sharing platter (all platters half price on a Thursday).They have different food offers at various times of the week (and 2 for 1 cocktails after 5 every day). Also did a very nice golden speckled hen.In a good spot but better food options nearby (if in less of a hurry than we were).

Pre Sage visit like a few other reviewers. It was quite busy but there is plenty space inside and the tables aren't too cramped. The menu is typical of a local pub and we chose the lunchtime special of soup, sandwich and tea for £6.99. There was only one person behind the bar (who was also serving food) and he did a great job handling the pressure of serving everyone. The food was nice when it arrived and we'd be happy to visit again.

Seems to be a bit overlooked as a bar lots of places to sit, spacious (unlike many other quayside venues). Drink prices are reasonable. The food is a bit meh , but it 'll do. My fish n chips were filling, but uninspiring. You go for the space really, it 's light, comfy and good to get a big group of you in with bums on seats. Ladies loo 's could do with a refurb. Also, it 's dog friendly, which is handy :)Tip: if you 're in the ladies, the reason you can 't lock the door is that someone 's mounted the locks too low, so you have to shove the door up, then lock.