Public House J.d Wetherspoon

This multifaceted establishment seamlessly combines the best of a traditional Wetherspoon pub with the excitement of a Lloyds bar. As you step inside, you'll be enveloped by an electric vibe. The ground floor offers a more relaxed ambiance, perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a leisurely meal. But the real magic awaits upstairs. Ascend to the top floor, and you'll find yourself in a world of music, lights, and people dancing The Mile Castle doesn't skimp on the essentials. You'll still enjoy the classic Weatherspoons offerings like affordable drinks a wide selection of real ales, food etc. But here's the twist the added bonus of loud music and lights. It's like your favorite pub turned into a mini nightclub. (reflective of the weekend)

Cheap and cheerful, perfect location. It's huge, there's 3 floors, plenty of seats. Food is pretty basic pub grub. It's always busy, music is on over the weekend, always has a good atmosphere. If you are going to a gig at the NX or going to the tyne theatre is a great place to start or even finish with.

Wetherspoons two minutes walk from Central Station and 7/8 from Eldon Square. A wide variety of menu options including pizzas, curries, wraps, and more. Nothing exceptional but corresponds to the price. Good assortment of draft drinks and reasonable prices. Always served relatively quickly even when busy and staff friendly and efficient.

Bargain prices.. say no more, you know the score. In this day and age, you have to be savvy. First impressions, the place seemed very clean inside. Meal deals with a drink are excellent value for money. Not Michelin, star quality grub, obviously, but you get what you pay for. Frozen fish and chips, but the food was piping hot and of a generous portion. Ordered via the Weatherspoons app and drink was delivered in about 6 minutes, the food around 10. The place was pretty full, too.