Looking for the best pubs in Newcastle-under-Lyme? Potteries working men's Pubs, Peak fringe country inns, and Lichfield cathedral bars. From long-established locals to busy town-centre inns, Newcastle-under-Lyme offers a fine introduction to pub life in Staffordshire. From long-established locals to busy town-centre bars, drinking out in Newcastle-under-Lyme reflects the wider pub culture of Staffordshire. Whether you want real ale, pub food, or a quiet corner for a pint, Newcastle-under-Lyme's top hostelries are a fine introduction to the area.
The best pub in Newcastle-under-Lyme
Must visit
High Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire
A well-loved Newcastle-under-Lyme local on the High Street, pouring cask ales, pub food, and a proper welcome in the heart of Staffordshire.
Highly Recommended
Market Place
A Newcastle-under-Lyme red lion with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Recommended
Church Street
A Newcastle-under-Lyme crown with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Station Road,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme king's head with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Bridge Street,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme white hart with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Queen Street,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme royal oak with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Market Place,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme george with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Church Street,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme swan with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Station Road,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme plough with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
Bridge Street,
A Newcastle-under-Lyme railway with cask ales, pub food, and the easy atmosphere of a Staffordshire local.
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