Full Circle Brew Co

Love the place, seemingly great selection of bevvies. I prob chose the wrong one, on this my first visit. Billed as a 'Sour' called "It's actually all right", it was described as mango & coconut. Turns out it should truly be called "It's barely & maybe just alright" - as it had zero hint of coconut, no inclination of mango either, just tasted like cheap (from concentrate) orange juice. Bit of a downer as had high hopes for this place

An excellent beer hall to sample some of the finest beers in Newcastle! Loved the venue and drinks, great view of the brewing process, would loved to have tried the food but we'd already eaten! Very good place to come for drinks and a bite to eat, staff were knowledgeable about their beers and very accommodating

If you're a fan of great beer and delicious pizza, then Full Circle Brewery Hoults yard is the perfect spot for you. This out of this world brewery offers a wide range of unique and flavorful brews, perfect for beer enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike. What really sets Full Circle Brewery apart from other breweries, however, is their amazing pizzas. Mouthwatering flavors and toppings, and are the perfect complement to any cold beer. Not only is the beer and food fantastic, but the atmosphere at Full Circle Brewery is also top-notch. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the space is cozy and welcoming.

I’m afraid we visited late on a midweek night, so not busy in the slightest. We had already eaten nearby so ordered a coffee and a pint of craft. Very nice member of staff Ed was very informative and keen to answer any questions I had. Also allowed me to chat lyrical about brewing and beer. Got a few cans to take home and overall very pleased to have ticked it off the list. It’s well worth checking out if you get the chance to.

Really nice brewery tap - located upstairs with a good view over the brewery operations. Nice easy app to order, friendly efficient staff and easy going friendly big bearded locals. Most importantly some really nice IPA beer, and I could have happily sunk more than a few. Sold pizza but I can't vouch for it as we didn't eat here. Try and go on foot if you can to avoid what appears to be parking nazis outside if all the anxious signs about making sure you have paid for parking are to be believed. The walk through the lego housing of Byker from the tube station is interesting and while I'd want to keep my whits about me, didn't feel too unsafe.