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The little valley east of the Quayside, full of old pubs, music venues and the city farm. Most of the pubs here welcome dogs, so it makes an easy walk from the Quayside with a stop or two on the way.

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Dog-friendly cottages in Northumberland

Dogs

Confirmed by venue or Official dog policy the place told us its dog rules, or we checked its own published policy. Dog friendly per CAMRA (or a tourist board) means a trusted guide lists it as dog friendly; each listing says which.

We check every dog rule at the source: the place's own website, the booking page for each cottage, or trusted guides like CAMRA. Each listing tells you which.

  • Pub · Newcastle

    The Cluny

    Dog friendlyDog friendly per NewcastleGateshead

    A bar and music venue in an old mill building on Lime Street in the Ouseburn valley, with gigs most nights.

    Source: NewcastleGateshead dog friendly pubs · checked 29 Oct 2026

  • Pub · Newcastle

    The Ship Inn

    Dog friendlyDog friendly per NewcastleGateshead

    One of Newcastle's oldest pubs, by Ouseburn Farm, with a garden.

    Source: NewcastleGateshead dog friendly Quayside · checked 29 Oct 2026

  • Pub · Newcastle

    Cumberland Arms

    Dog friendlyDog friendly per CAMRA

    Historic Ouseburn pub with live music, a garden and real fire.

    Source: CAMRA WhatPub · checked 29 Oct 2026

  • Pub · Newcastle

    Tyne Bar

    Dog friendlyDog friendly per CAMRA

    Independent pub and free gig venue where the Ouseburn meets the Tyne.

    Source: CAMRA WhatPub · checked 29 Oct 2026

  • Pub · Byker

    Free Trade Inn

    Dog friendlyDog friendly per CAMRA

    Classic real ale pub with famous river views, garden and real fire.

    Source: CAMRA WhatPub · checked 29 Oct 2026

  • Pub · Byker Bridge

    Tanners Arms

    Dog friendlyDog friendly per CAMRA

    Pub at the gateway to the Ouseburn with music, roasts and vegan options.

    Source: CAMRA WhatPub · checked 29 Oct 2026

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