The Broad Chare offers all the best bits of a traditional ale-house - well-kept beer, good food and friendly company, with a fresh, modern touch.

After opening in 2011, The Broad Chare were immediately awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand in recognition of ‘good quality, good value cooking’ and have been awarded a Bib Gourmand every year since. In the same year, they were included in The Top 50 Gastro Pubs list, a go-to source for the best pubs to dine at in the UK, and have also been included in the list ever since.

The menus offer honest, home-cooked food like pubs used to serve: tasty, satisfying, proudly British and perfectly seasonal. It's a great spot to enjoy a proper sit-down-at-the-table meal, such as one of the Sunday roasts, with options such as topside beef, shoulder of pork, or shoulder of lamb.

Located in Newcastle, The Broad Chare is not far from Manors Station.

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Sunday Lunch
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Online Booking
25 Broad Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3DQ
Overall rating
4.6
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    3 months ago
    We were going to Live theatre for hubby's birthday so came here at 5.30 for a meal and it was fabulous. Bar and outside beer garden downstairs and restaurant up. Started by sharing some monkfish cheeks which were very moreish then I had halibut with samphire, clams &mussels and potatoes which was spot on. Daz doesn't often get steak as often disappointed but certainly not the case today as a beautiful medium rare steak with chips and onion rings was demolished! Good choice of beers and I has a lovely glass of pinotage With coffee to finish bill came to just over £100 with no service charge added.
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    7 months ago
    A lovely gastropub in a convenient location. Service was fast and professional. The oysters tasted nice and the scotch egg starter was exceptional. The steaks were also very tasty, although the fires were a little under seasoned. My biggest complaint is the price, an expensive location for Newcastle.
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    a week ago
    Loved the food, old pub food but done so well. large beer selection and great atmosphere. slightly let down by service and being allowed to order a £60 bottle of beer by accident without anyone saying anything. would recommend it though (just check prices before ordering, unlike me).