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Low Lights Tavern — Restaurant in North Tyneside

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Low Lights Tavern
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Nearby attractions
The Old Low Light
Old Low Lights, Cliffords Fort Moat, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1JE, United Kingdom
Northumberland Park
Tynemouth Rd, Tyne and Wear, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 2ES, United Kingdom
Arbeia, South Shields Roman Fort
Baring St, South Shields NE33 2BB, United Kingdom
North Marine Park
47 Lawe Rd, South Shields NE33 2EN, United Kingdom
Herd Groyne Lighthouse
2H5G+695, South Shields NE33 1LH, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
How Do You Do
Hudson St, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1JS, United Kingdom
Lobo Rojo
40 Clifford St, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1HB, United Kingdom
The Ship’s Cat
Union Rd, Tanners' Bank, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1JH, United Kingdom
Sambuca 1
10-11 Union Quay, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1HJ, United Kingdom
Cassia Sambuca
52 Bell St, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1HF, United Kingdom
Three Tanners Bank
Tanners' Bank, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1JH, United Kingdom
The Exchange 1856
Howard St, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1SE, United Kingdom
Harbour Lights Inn
101 Lawe Rd, South Shields NE33 2AJ, United Kingdom
Wooden Deli
59-61 Saville St, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1AY, United Kingdom
Jeera Tandoori
1A Albion Rd, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 2RJ, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
TyneHouse
1 Tanners' Bank, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1JH, United Kingdom
Little Haven Hotel
River Dr, South Shields NE33 1LH, United Kingdom
Collingwood House
1 Collingwood Terrace, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 4BD, United Kingdom
Alexander Apartments North Shields
57 Nile St, North Shields NE29 0BG, United Kingdom
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Low Lights Tavern
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Low Lights Tavern

5 Brewhouse Bank, Tynemouth, North Shields NE30 1LL, United Kingdom
4.7(778)
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attractions: The Old Low Light, Northumberland Park, Arbeia, South Shields Roman Fort, North Marine Park, Herd Groyne Lighthouse, restaurants: How Do You Do, Lobo Rojo, The Ship’s Cat, Sambuca 1, Cassia Sambuca, Three Tanners Bank, The Exchange 1856, Harbour Lights Inn, Wooden Deli, Jeera Tandoori
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Featured dishes

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Steak & Low Lights Ale
Steak & Cheddar
Peppered Steak & Mushroom
Chicken, Ham & Leek
Mince & Onion

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Nearby attractions of Low Lights Tavern

The Old Low Light

Northumberland Park

Arbeia, South Shields Roman Fort

North Marine Park

Herd Groyne Lighthouse

The Old Low Light

The Old Low Light

4.6

(144)

Open 24 hours
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Northumberland Park

Northumberland Park

4.6

(720)

Open 24 hours
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Arbeia, South Shields Roman Fort

Arbeia, South Shields Roman Fort

4.6

(518)

Open 24 hours
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North Marine Park

North Marine Park

4.5

(535)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Durham’s Landmarks and Legends: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
Tue, Dec 23 • 12:00 AM
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CHRISTMAS EVE & LIVE MUSIC WITH ELLIE CAILE
CHRISTMAS EVE & LIVE MUSIC WITH ELLIE CAILE
Wed, Dec 24 • 12:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Low Lights Tavern

How Do You Do

Lobo Rojo

The Ship’s Cat

Sambuca 1

Cassia Sambuca

Three Tanners Bank

The Exchange 1856

Harbour Lights Inn

Wooden Deli

Jeera Tandoori

How Do You Do

How Do You Do

4.3

(651)

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Lobo Rojo

Lobo Rojo

4.6

(342)

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The Ship’s Cat

The Ship’s Cat

4.4

(540)

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Sambuca 1

Sambuca 1

4.4

(452)

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Nicholas Salamanchuk (Kamaitachi5587)Nicholas Salamanchuk (Kamaitachi5587)
I recently visited The Low Lights Tavern in North Shields, and it was an unforgettable experience that more than earns its five-star rating. Here's what stood out to me: Service: The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. From the moment I walked in, I felt right at home. They knew their regulars by name and still managed to make newcomers like me feel just as valued. My drink orders were quick, and they checked in just enough without being overbearing. Ambience: This place has charm in spades. With its cozy, old-world feel, you can sense the history of the building as soon as you step inside. It's the perfect spot to relax after a day out or for a casual evening with friends. The warm lighting and inviting decor create an atmosphere that makes you want to stay for hours—and I almost did! Drink Choices: The bar offers an impressive selection of ales, beers, and spirits, with a clear emphasis on quality. They have an excellent rotation of local ales, which is a huge plus for anyone wanting to sample the best of the region. The staff were happy to recommend drinks based on my preferences, and every pint I had was top-notch. Food: While I didn’t order any food during my visit, I couldn’t help but notice the dishes being served to other patrons. From hearty pub classics to more modern dishes, everything looked absolutely incredible—generous portions, beautifully plated, and smelling divine. Next time, I'll be diving into the menu without hesitation. Live Entertainment: The live entertainment was the cherry on top of an already stellar evening. The performers were talented, engaging, and clearly enjoyed what they were doing, which made for an electric atmosphere. It’s rare to find a venue where the music perfectly complements the vibe, but The Low Lights Tavern nailed it. All in all, The Low Lights Tavern is a gem of a pub, blending history, hospitality, and fantastic entertainment. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it’s worth stopping by—if not for the drinks and atmosphere, then for the entertainment and the promise of amazing food. I'll definitely be back!
Kyle GreenawayKyle Greenaway
The pub on entry was bar to the right, more of a dining area to the left. We were greeted by a lovely lady who gave us a menu and took our drinks order, after a little while a gentlemen took our food order. The dining room is very well decorated and has a beautiful log fire. It wasn't long before the food came, and it did not disappoint ... the pie was beautifully cooked inside and out the mash was not my cup of tea but my partner liked it my mushy peas were what i can only describe as a childhood moment they were amazing and tasted how peas should unlike the watered down ones sold everywhere else. My gravy was lovely and thick. My partners cod was cooked so well it melted in your mouth. The chips are definitely the better option and are cooked so well!!! It's definitely worth the money. 100% recommended for anyone passing or local.
Col GCol G
Traditional pub with a great atmosphere in the heart of the fishquay. Pies are the showstoppers here. Steak and ale pie, chock-a-block with filling, Corned Beef pie is a classic done really well and probably the best we've ever had. Gravy rich and tasty and mushy peas are lush. Only criticism is that the battered cod was measly for the price. That was a let down. Whilst the Waterfront chippy at the bottom of the street can't compete on pies and pints, they do knock spots off the lowlights for fish. They do monster battered cod for less cost. I would go back to the Lowlights for pies and pints only.
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I recently visited The Low Lights Tavern in North Shields, and it was an unforgettable experience that more than earns its five-star rating. Here's what stood out to me: Service: The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. From the moment I walked in, I felt right at home. They knew their regulars by name and still managed to make newcomers like me feel just as valued. My drink orders were quick, and they checked in just enough without being overbearing. Ambience: This place has charm in spades. With its cozy, old-world feel, you can sense the history of the building as soon as you step inside. It's the perfect spot to relax after a day out or for a casual evening with friends. The warm lighting and inviting decor create an atmosphere that makes you want to stay for hours—and I almost did! Drink Choices: The bar offers an impressive selection of ales, beers, and spirits, with a clear emphasis on quality. They have an excellent rotation of local ales, which is a huge plus for anyone wanting to sample the best of the region. The staff were happy to recommend drinks based on my preferences, and every pint I had was top-notch. Food: While I didn’t order any food during my visit, I couldn’t help but notice the dishes being served to other patrons. From hearty pub classics to more modern dishes, everything looked absolutely incredible—generous portions, beautifully plated, and smelling divine. Next time, I'll be diving into the menu without hesitation. Live Entertainment: The live entertainment was the cherry on top of an already stellar evening. The performers were talented, engaging, and clearly enjoyed what they were doing, which made for an electric atmosphere. It’s rare to find a venue where the music perfectly complements the vibe, but The Low Lights Tavern nailed it. All in all, The Low Lights Tavern is a gem of a pub, blending history, hospitality, and fantastic entertainment. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it’s worth stopping by—if not for the drinks and atmosphere, then for the entertainment and the promise of amazing food. I'll definitely be back!
Nicholas Salamanchuk (Kamaitachi5587)

Nicholas Salamanchuk (Kamaitachi5587)

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The pub on entry was bar to the right, more of a dining area to the left. We were greeted by a lovely lady who gave us a menu and took our drinks order, after a little while a gentlemen took our food order. The dining room is very well decorated and has a beautiful log fire. It wasn't long before the food came, and it did not disappoint ... the pie was beautifully cooked inside and out the mash was not my cup of tea but my partner liked it my mushy peas were what i can only describe as a childhood moment they were amazing and tasted how peas should unlike the watered down ones sold everywhere else. My gravy was lovely and thick. My partners cod was cooked so well it melted in your mouth. The chips are definitely the better option and are cooked so well!!! It's definitely worth the money. 100% recommended for anyone passing or local.
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Traditional pub with a great atmosphere in the heart of the fishquay. Pies are the showstoppers here. Steak and ale pie, chock-a-block with filling, Corned Beef pie is a classic done really well and probably the best we've ever had. Gravy rich and tasty and mushy peas are lush. Only criticism is that the battered cod was measly for the price. That was a let down. Whilst the Waterfront chippy at the bottom of the street can't compete on pies and pints, they do knock spots off the lowlights for fish. They do monster battered cod for less cost. I would go back to the Lowlights for pies and pints only.
Col G

Col G

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4.7
(778)
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1.0
1y

HIGHLEY DISSAPOINTED WILL NEVER RETURN!! TREATED LIKE AN ANIMAL

First impressions were great! Got there and the lady behind the bar was so incredibly friendly, prompt service. It was very busy after the match but the staff dealth with this well.

We got a table which was small for 3 people, and it felt quite tight.

Ordered food and made clear I either wanted a kids meal for my dog or a larger meal to share with a dog with bowl or side plate, as I wouldn’t be able to eat this on my own. I was told to get the more expensive adult meal to share and told this would be more than enough for both of us.

My meal came and no side plate dog bowl, I asked again and the male server said he would go get me one and then after some time saw him serving behind the bar with no intention to get me the plates or bowls.

I went to the bar and asked the other male if my plate or bowl was coming for the dog where I was told THE CHEF has strict instructions you cannot feed the food inside under no circumstances, sorry I’m paying for to the dog and his food and I’m not allowed to feed him under no circumstances! I said I’m paying for my food and I nearly ordered him a kids meal, I made clear my intentions before I ordered, if I had been told this was not allowed I would of ordered a regular meal for myself.

He said best I can do is give you a box you can leave ur table and feed ur dog outside.

Hold on I’m a paying custermer but you’re going to send me out into the street in the rain to feed my dog …. YES!!!

so I did I went out into the rain to feed my dog from a box, food that I would never of ordered if I knew this was the case.

The lady behind the bar who had been loverly apologised and said I’m so sorry you did tell me ur intentions, I don’t know why the chef is doing this just feed the dog she could see I was really upset, but I felt so uncomfortable at this point like I was going to get into trouble, for feeding my dog food I paid for and made clear what my intentions were before I ordered.

I filled his box with left over meat and veg as the meal was much to big for me and the male server then picked up the box and began to take it away like rubbish, I said that’s the dogs food you wouldn’t let me feed my dog?

At this point the box was covered now with cream from the dessert and he said you want a new box then I said forget about it!

We were treated terribly I felt so uncomfortable in there and didnt want to stay tbh.

you can’t be dog friendly but then send peoole outside in the rain and then remove food people pay for.

Supply no water or dog bowls? That’s the most un dog friendly place I’ve ever been to. Just ban dogs! But I guess you’re in competition with other pubs who actually are dog friendly so you pretend to be.

The Sunday lunch was tasteless I’m not sure why the chefs so protective over his terrible meal and is definitely not worth £17.99

Such fond childhood memories from this bar when the fish quay festival was on all those years ago ….I’ll never be back.

The lady behind the bar is loverly tho and could tell she was incredibly embarrassed about the whole situation! A chef telling a paying customer what they can and can’t do with their food is insane.

My advice maybe make it policy to tell ppl before they order, have signs or have a convo with the custermer.

Or just don’t be...

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5.0
47w

I recently visited The Low Lights Tavern in North Shields, and it was an unforgettable experience that more than earns its five-star rating. Here's what stood out to me:

Service: The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. From the moment I walked in, I felt right at home. They knew their regulars by name and still managed to make newcomers like me feel just as valued. My drink orders were quick, and they checked in just enough without being overbearing.

Ambience: This place has charm in spades. With its cozy, old-world feel, you can sense the history of the building as soon as you step inside. It's the perfect spot to relax after a day out or for a casual evening with friends. The warm lighting and inviting decor create an atmosphere that makes you want to stay for hours—and I almost did!

Drink Choices: The bar offers an impressive selection of ales, beers, and spirits, with a clear emphasis on quality. They have an excellent rotation of local ales, which is a huge plus for anyone wanting to sample the best of the region. The staff were happy to recommend drinks based on my preferences, and every pint I had was top-notch.

Food: While I didn’t order any food during my visit, I couldn’t help but notice the dishes being served to other patrons. From hearty pub classics to more modern dishes, everything looked absolutely incredible—generous portions, beautifully plated, and smelling divine. Next time, I'll be diving into the menu without hesitation.

Live Entertainment: The live entertainment was the cherry on top of an already stellar evening. The performers were talented, engaging, and clearly enjoyed what they were doing, which made for an electric atmosphere. It’s rare to find a venue where the music perfectly complements the vibe, but The Low Lights Tavern nailed it.

All in all, The Low Lights Tavern is a gem of a pub, blending history, hospitality, and fantastic entertainment. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it’s worth stopping by—if not for the drinks and atmosphere, then for the entertainment and the promise of amazing food. I'll...

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5.0
43w

The pub on entry was bar to the right, more of a dining area to the left. We were greeted by a lovely lady who gave us a menu and took our drinks order, after a little while a gentlemen took our food order. The dining room is very well decorated and has a beautiful log fire. It wasn't long before the food came, and it did not disappoint ... the pie was beautifully cooked inside and out the mash was not my cup of tea but my partner liked it my mushy peas were what i can only describe as a childhood moment they were amazing and tasted how peas should unlike the watered down ones sold everywhere else. My gravy was lovely and thick. My partners cod was cooked so well it melted in your mouth. The chips are definitely the better option and are cooked so well!!! It's definitely worth the money. 100% recommended for anyone...

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