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The Centurion

Victorian railway pub with ornate tiling and proper ales, right under Central Station's clock tower.

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Picture yourself pushing through those heavy doors on Neville Street and stepping into a proper piece of Newcastle's railway heritage. The Centurion sits in the shadow of Central Station like it's been waiting for you—all soaring ceilings, intricate tilework and the kind of solid wood you don't see anymore. It's the sort of place where locals have been propping up the bar for generations, and you'll immediately clock why: the beer list is serious without being annoying about it, and there's genuine warmth from staff who know their regulars' names. Whether you're catching a train or escaping the Haymarket madness for an hour, this is where Newcastle still feels like Newcastle.

Known for

  • Victorian tilework and original railway-era architecture
  • Quality cask ales and interesting beer selection
  • Traditional pub atmosphere with genuine local character
  • Proximity to Newcastle Central Station
  • Substantial choice of spirits and whiskies
4.2(1,491 reviews)
Central Station, Neville Street, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 5DG, UK