Pub

Sunderland. 68 entries mapped.

01Pub

Angels Place

Patrons appreciate the reasonably priced beer and well-maintained, clean bar area. Live bands create a fabulous, welcoming atmosphere that livens up nicely as the evening progresses. Friendly bar staff are praised for being spot on with their service during busy music nights. There are occasional reports of slow service and disorganized order queues when the venue gets busy.

10 Church St E, Sunderland SR1 2BB

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02Pub

Barge & Barrel

Customers highlight a good range of reasonably priced beers and decent food offerings. This spacious and airy pub features nicely spaced seating, though overly loud music with heavy bass can sometimes make conversation difficult. The polite and efficient staff generally provide a good experience, despite some past issues under different management. Slow service at the bar and extended wait times for food are recurring frustrations for some visitors.

3-4 Burdon Rd, Sunderland SR1 1QB

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03Pub

Black Bush

Visitors describe it as a great local pub providing a reliable standard for a night out. The pub offers a lively and accommodating setting that works well for celebrations and parties. The bar team is capable of smoothly hosting large groups and events.

Village Ln, Washington NE38 7HY

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04Pub

Board Inn

The kitchen provides really good, dependable pub fare. This beloved local pub offers a friendly, traditional community atmosphere. Staff are generally described as friendly, though the venue has been known to close earlier than advertised. The pub occasionally closes its doors well before the officially advertised closing time.

Durham Rd, Middle Herrington, Sunderland SR3 3NS

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05Pub

Bonnie Pit Lad

Patrons appreciate the well-kept beer and the genuine, hardworking environment cultivated by the tenants. A traditional, community-focused local pub known for its very relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The bar staff and local punters are exceptionally welcoming, making newcomers and dart players feel right at home.

High St, Easington Lane, Houghton le Spring DH5 0JN

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06Pub

Burton House

Visitors enjoy the decent beer selection available at very sensible, cheap prices for a city centre establishment. This cosy and inviting sports bar offers a traditional vibe with plenty of TVs for watching matches. The friendly bar staff manage the venue well, ensuring a pleasant experience for patrons.

4-6 Saville Pl, Sunderland SR1 1PA

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07Pub

Chaplins

The kitchen serves up tasty, home-cooked food, though some visitors note that the drinks are priced higher than average. A buzzing, clean, and cosy pub featuring a great beer garden and lively indoor seating where patrons often enjoy singing classic tunes. Staff are consistently described as quick, friendly, and polite. Vaping is sometimes permitted at the bar, which can be off-putting for non-smokers.

40 Stockton Rd, Sunderland SR1 3NR

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08Pub

Chesters

Diners have reported significant issues with the food being severely overcooked. This venue functions acceptably as a casual spot for a local drink. Bar service is adequate for drinks, though the kitchen output receives heavy criticism. Food quality is notably poor, with reports of meals arriving entirely overcooked.

Chester Rd, Sunderland SR4 7DR

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09Pub

Everest The Mountain Daisy

The kitchen delivers generous, reasonably priced portions of excellent South Indian and Sri Lankan dishes. The pub features a clean, beautiful dining space with a highly welcoming ambience. Staff provide attentive care, though the kitchen is unfortunately rigid regarding specific dietary requirements. The menu severely lacks options for vegan diners or those with dairy allergies, essentially limiting them to plain rice.

150 Hylton Rd, Sunderland SR4 7XT

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10Pub

Foresters Arms Lounge Bar

Patrons enjoy the nice pints and shots available at very reasonable prices. This busy, family-run local boozer boasts a great, welcoming atmosphere with a big heart. The friendly staff and top-notch manager consistently provide great service.

Ryhope St, Ryhope Colliery, Sunderland SR2 0AG

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11Pub

Gatsby

While the draught Guinness is praised, the food quality has drawn sharp criticism for soggy vegetables and poorly executed pies. This pub offers a lively environment with a good range of beers and regular drink deals on offer. The bar staff are generally well-regarded and friendly when serving drinks. Diners have reported highly disappointing food quality, specifically citing soggy vegetables and poorly prepared pies.

13-14 Derwent St, Sunderland SR1 3NT

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12Pub

Grandpa Dickie's Shed

Diners praise the amazing tapas, bao buns, and quality breakfasts, noting excellent value for the price. A clean restaurant on the beachfront with fantastic decor, ambience, and a great outdoor area that is very dog-friendly. While often brilliant and accommodating with allergen requests, the bar service can occasionally be inattentive. Guests have occasionally experienced being ignored by staff when attempting to order drinks at the bar.

7 Marine Walk, Roker, Sunderland SR6 0PH

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13Pub

Independent

It provides a solid and reliable setting for gig-goers seeking an intimate entertainment experience. This compact and well-liked club serves as a highly capable and energetic live music venue. Bar service is efficient during events, though patrons note the drink prices lean towards the expensive side. Visitors have noted that drinks at the bar can be somewhat expensive.

27-28 Holmeside, Sunderland SR1 3JE

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14Pub

Life of Riley

Patrons report a high-quality overall experience that encourages repeat visits. This vibrant venue provides an enjoyable and lively setting for an evening out. The serving staff are singled out for being exceptionally lovely and actively enhancing the guests' evening.

3-5 Green Terrace, Sunderland SR1 3PZ

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15Pub

Live Lounge

The venue offers a comfortable experience with plenty of seating, serving light food alongside drinks at really decent prices. A fantastic, friendly environment perfectly set up for enjoying live music and tribute bands with an appreciative audience. While many find the staff friendly, there are specific complaints about inexperienced and occasionally rude bar personnel. Some bar staff have been described as unprofessional and dismissive during busy, noisy events.

Holmeside, Sunderland SR1 3JE

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16Pub

Museum Vaults

The pub serves beautiful real ales and decent beers at a fair price, appealing to fans of no-frills drinking spots. A characterful, traditional 'spit and sawdust' pub stuck in an 80s time warp, complete with a cozy open fire and Sunderland football memorabilia. Friendly barmen contribute to the welcoming vibe of this straightforward local venue. The venue can sometimes be uncomfortably cold, and real ale pricing occasionally feels higher than expected.

33 Silksworth Row, Sunderland SR1 3QJ

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17Pub

NE38 Sports Bar

Locals enjoy the reasonably priced pints, though some suggest the drink selection could benefit from more variety. A clean, spacious pub with a great atmosphere, featuring a massive function room ideal for parties and events. Friendly staff provide good service and communicate well during event bookings, making nights out enjoyable. The pub's policy regarding dogs has recently changed, resulting in some patrons being turned away with their pets.

Barmston Centre, Burnhope Rd, Washington NE38 8DG

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18Pub

Ocean Micro Bar

The bar boasts a great selection of beers at ridiculously cheap prices, making it a popular spot on Sea Road. A relaxed and friendly micro bar that locals enjoy for its great vibe, though it can occasionally feel lacking in atmosphere. An amazing, friendly owner and staff help create a welcoming environment for patrons. Food offerings are considered average, and service can sometimes be slow.

41 Sea Rd, Fulwell, Sunderland SR6 9BS

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19Pub

Oddies

Customers highly recommend the bar for its great drink prices and overall solid value. A lovely, friendly venue full of nice locals that frequently hosts karaoke weekends for a lively vibe. The friendly staff provide a warm welcome and fast service.

58 Hylton Rd, Sunderland SR4 7AB

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20Pub

Port of Call

The food portions are large and reasonably priced, with commendable options including a dedicated gluten-free fryer. A lively pub that gets very busy and boasts an amazing atmosphere, though it can be quiet on Sunday evenings. Staff are generally fast and accommodating, but some visitors have found them inattentive and noted inconsistent drink pricing. Patrons occasionally experience unpredictable drink prices and varying levels of attentiveness from the staff.

1 Park Ln, Sunderland SR1 3NX

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21Pub

Railway Tavern

The venue offers well-priced drinks, making it a genuinely cheap spot for a pint. A very quiet and friendly local pub that becomes much busier and livelier on weekends. Lovely staff and welcoming locals ensure a pleasant visit for newcomers.

1 Westbury St, Sunderland SR4 6EF

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22Pub

Rosedene

The lovely food, including popular Sunday lunches, is highly rated by patrons. This local pub maintains a great atmosphere that draws in regulars and visitors alike. Hard-working staff deliver exceptional customer service, offering detailed menu advice and friendly table service.

Queen Alexandra Rd, Tunstall, Sunderland SR2 9BT

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23Pub

Streetbar SR1

Reviewers note that while the drinks offer good value, the food relies on cheap frozen ingredients. A spacious, multi-screen sports venue offering a lively environment with pool tables and darts. Service is frequently described as slow, disorganised, and inefficient, particularly at the bar. Food quality is consistently criticised, and bar service can be very slow.

1-5, Low Row, Sunderland SR1 3QA

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24Pub

The 3 Stories

Food quality is mixed; while the burgers are praised, the fish and chips have been described as overly greasy. The venue offers a great atmosphere across varied floors, complete with lift access. The lovely staff generally provide a warm welcome, though drinks can occasionally arrive after the food.

92 High St W, Sunderland SR1 3BY

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25Pub

The Alexandra Steakhouse

The food receives mixed reviews, with high praise for breakfast items contrasting with complaints about cold delivery orders. This pub setting accommodates both hearty carveries and lighter breakfasts. In-house staff are brilliant and friendly, though the delivery service has suffered from extreme delays and poor communication. The delivery service is unreliable, suffering from long delays and cold food.

The Alexandra Steakhouse, Queen Alexandra Rd, Sunderland SR2 9PF

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26Pub

The Blandford Pub

The pub focuses on providing a solid range of drinks in a welcoming environment. Despite a lingering reputation, guests find this to be a surprisingly quiet and friendly pub. The staff are noted for being great and accommodating to visitors.

36 Blandford St, Sunderland SR1 3JH

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27Pub

The Blue Bell Fulwell

Patrons enjoy the solid pub food, well-priced menu, and good selection of beers and spirits. A large, lively local pub with a massive outdoor area, ideal for watching sports or family celebrations. The team is described as welcoming, friendly, and helpful with recommendations. Table reservations sometimes force walk-in customers to stand despite spending heavily.

Blue Bell, 93 Fulwell Rd, Roker, Sunderland SR6 9AD

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28Pub

The Borough

Customers appreciate the reasonably priced drinks, though one reviewer noted dirty glassware. A relaxed, traditional city-centre pub with a strong local sports focus, a DJ, and plenty of screens. Staff are generally friendly and quick to rectify minor issues. Occasional issues with dirty glasses have been reported.

1 Vine Pl, Sunderland SR1 3NE

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29Pub

The Cliff

Patrons consistently praise the generous portions and the excellent quality of the Sunday lunch. The venue offers a lovely and welcoming traditional pub environment. The staff are frequently commended for being extremely friendly and helpful.

Mere Knolls Rd, Roker, Sunderland SR6 9LG

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30Pub

The Colliery Tavern

The beer is well-kept and well-priced, though the venue is small with limited seating. A lively, match-day pub directly outside the Stadium of Light, welcoming to both home and away fans. The landlady and bar staff are praised for being wonderfully friendly and welcoming. The pub can feel run-down, and the toilets are criticised as being in short supply and poorly maintained.

12 Southwick Rd, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland SR5 1EQ

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31Pub

The Dolphin

Reviewers highlight the great food, smooth pints, and good prices. A lively, clean pub with a vibrant vibe, complete with a pool table. The staff and management are frequently complimented for being lovely and accommodating.

Ashdown Rd, Sunderland SR3 3HT

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32Pub

The Doxy Lad

Visitors appreciate the well-kept selection of drinks available. It serves as a great, relaxed spot for enjoying a pint while watching football. Service is welcoming, fitting well with the casual nature of the venue.

15, William Doxford Centre, Sunderland SR3 2NE

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33Pub

The Dun Cow

It boasts a nice and reliable selection of beers and ales. This venue maintains a cracking, old-school pub atmosphere. Service is typically prompt and fitting for a traditional establishment.

9 High St W, Sunderland SR1 3HA

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34Pub

The Engine Room

Reviews of the food are mixed, with some highlighting fabulous burgers and others disappointed by cold or sub-par dishes. A lively but good-natured environment that is especially popular on match days. The staff are generally described as very nice and capable of providing great service during busy periods. Food quality and temperature can be inconsistent, and some find it expensive.

9 High St W, Sunderland SR1 3HA

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35Pub

The Grange Hotel

A plethora of food options are available, with the large beef burger being a particular favourite. The quintessential local sports bar, offering an excellent matchday experience with immaculate facilities. The bar staff and management are frequently praised for their kind and extremely helpful service.

225-227 Newcastle Rd, Sunderland SR5 1NR

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36Pub

The Guide Post Inn

Guests enjoy tasty food and a reliable spot for a quick pint. The venue is described as a cozy and inviting place to relax. Service is fast and accommodating for casual visits.

Ryhope St S, Ryhope Colliery, Sunderland SR2 0RN

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37Pub

The Hendon Grange Hotel

The venue is noted for proper homemade food and decent pints. A quiet, family-oriented pub featuring an open coal fire, pool table, and jukebox. The landlord and staff are friendly, providing excellent service for events like wakes.

Ocean Rd, Sunderland SR2 9QU

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38Pub

The Hollymere

While many praise the fresh, hot meals and amazing waffle desserts, some recent visitors have found the food quality to be lacking. A lovely, family-friendly pub atmosphere that is great for socialising or playing poker. Staff are generally found to be extremely friendly and helpful. Some inconsistencies in food quality have been noted recently.

Leechmere Rd, Sunderland SR2 9DL

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39Pub

The Honest Boy

Diners highly recommend the huge portions of hot, tasty pub grub and Sunday lunches. A friendly local spot offering big screens for football, a pool table, and regular karaoke or bingo nights. Service is generally good, matching the welcoming vibe of the pub. Some visitors feel the drink prices are a bit expensive for the limited space.

158 Knoulberry Rd, Washington NE37 1JN

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40Pub

The Howard Arms

Patrons enjoy the well-priced menu, including pizzas, and the good selection of drinks. A warm, traditional pub with original brick walls, a coal fire, a jukebox, and a large outdoor seating area. The table service is quick and the staff are very welcoming.

183 Roker Ave, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland SR6 0BS

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41Pub

The Jolly Potter

The pub offers a great choice of responsibly priced drinks alongside a popular new food van in the car park. A real community pub with a warm, friendly atmosphere that suits all ages. The hosts and staff work hard to deliver a welcoming and positive experience.

Railway Terrace, South Hylton, Sunderland SR4 0PZ

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42Pub

The Keel Tavern

Diners enjoy lovely food with large portions that offer good value for money. A pleasant spot with big screens that make it ideal for watching matches. The staff are known to be very friendly and attentive.

Keel Square, Sunderland SR1 3DW

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43Pub

The Lansdowne

Drinks are reasonably priced, and the venue is well-regarded for a reliable pint. A family-owned pub offering a friendly, brilliant atmosphere with sports and good music. Staff are notably warm, welcoming, and helpful, especially the landlord.

32 Deptford Rd, Sunderland SR4 6AG

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44Pub

The Manor Bar

The food is delicious, and the venue offers excellent cocktails alongside well-priced drinks. A quieter, stylish city-centre bar with great decor and a lively yet relaxed vibe. Management and staff are very accommodating, kind, and down-to-earth. The lack of a dedicated mocktail menu can be disappointing for non-drinkers.

The Manor Bar, Foyle St, Sunniside, Sunderland SR1 1LB

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45Pub

The Middle Inn

Drinks are reasonably priced, though some reviewers found the beer not cold enough. A dog-friendly pub that can vary from having a great atmosphere to feeling dull during key sporting events. Table service is spot on and the staff are friendly. The pub does not serve food, and the atmosphere can fall flat during major sports matches.

Front St, Washington NE37 2AL

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46Pub

The Mill House

While the Sunday lunch is highly praised, the regular menu sometimes suffers from sold-out items and cold dishes. A busy dining pub that offers a pleasant environment for meals, though it can get quite hectic. Staff are generally friendly and quick to offer discounts when the kitchen struggles, though wait times can be exceptionally long. Kitchen delays and limited food availability frequently frustrate diners.

The Mill House, Blackfell Way, Birtley, Chester-le-Street DH3 1RE

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47Pub

The Peacock

The food, particularly the Sunday roast and burgers, is excellent and fairly priced, though some cask ales are considered expensive. A friendly, welcoming pub that is popular with football fans and offers a nice dining environment. Service is usually quick and staff are lovely, despite occasional off-days where tables remain uncleared. Some craft and cask ales are noticeably more expensive than local competitors.

287 High St W, Sunderland SR1 3ES

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48Pub

The Promenade

While many enjoy the great food, the prominent presence of dogs has been a negative for some. A well-situated sports bar with plenty of screens and a lively atmosphere. The landlord is friendly and welcoming to guests. The dog-friendly policy may not appeal to all visitors.

1-2 Queen's Ave, Sunderland SR6 8DA

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49Pub

The Rabbit Sunderland

The food is highly praised as amazing, making it a great spot for pre-show meals. A bustling pub close to the theatre with a lively atmosphere, though it can become overwhelmingly loud in the evenings. While many find the staff polite and quick, others report being ignored at the bar or dealing with rude door staff and DJs. The venue suffers from inconsistent customer service and recurring complaints about abrupt door staff.

1-3 High St W, Sunderland SR1 3EX

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50Pub

The Regale Tavern

The pub boasts an excellent, varied selection of drinks at very reasonable prices. A traditional, friendly pub with a pool table and a historical feel. The bar staff handle busy periods well and keep the service moving efficiently.

Hendon Rd E, Hendon, Sunderland SR1 2NP

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51Pub

The Royal British Legion

The venue offers excellent drink prices and a solid environment for events. A welcoming, single-level club that provides a friendly atmosphere ideal for functions and social groups. Staff are accommodating and maintain a well-ordered, safe environment.

Vane St, New Silksworth, Sunderland SR3 1HW

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52Pub

The Saltgrass

Sunday lunches are praised for taste, but criticised for being overpriced and charging extra for basic accompaniments. An off-the-beaten-track pub with outdoor seating, though gig events can suffer from disorganisation and heating issues. Staff are friendly, but food service can be incredibly slow, even for pre-booked tables. Service times for food are frequently sluggish, and Sunday lunches have pricey hidden supplements.

Ayres Quay, Hanover Pl, Sunderland SR4 6BY

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53Pub

The Secret Garden Pub

Patrons rave about the delicious food and fantastic value drinks. A vibrant, inviting pub that provides an immaculate vibe and a highly enjoyable night out. The bar staff are quick, friendly, and play a major role in making visits memorable.

1 Tunstall Rd, Sunderland SR1 3NQ

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54Pub

The Ship Isis

It features a very well-kept range of hand-pull ales and real ciders, alongside well-priced, made-to-order burgers. A superb, old-fashioned pub with a warm and welcoming atmosphere full of character. The landlord and staff are consistently friendly and helpful.

26 Silksworth Row, Sunderland SR1 3QJ

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55Pub

The Shipwrights

While the food is often described as stunning and fairly priced, there have been complaints about off-tasting draught beers. A proper pub environment that appeals to traditional tastes. Service meets the expectations of a classic local pub. Some reviewers have experienced issues with the quality of certain draught beers.

Ferryboat Ln, Sunderland SR5 3HW

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56Pub

The Shoulder Of Mutton

The beer is well-kept and sold at very good prices. A recently refurbished, dog-friendly traditional pub that gets bouncing on weekends with a great atmosphere. The landlord and staff are consistently friendly and welcoming.

Shoulder of Mutton Inn, 1 Penshaw Pl, Penshaw, Houghton le Spring DH4 7DY

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57Pub

The Stackyard

Food feedback is mixed, with some enjoying the dishes and others finding meals like mince and dumplings soggy or watery. A local pub environment suitable for a casual meal. Service is standard for a casual pub setting. Food execution can sometimes be inconsistent and poorly prepared.

East Herrington, New Herrington, Houghton le Spring DH4 4NB

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58Pub

The Stumble Inn

The venue offers well-poured pints and generous, reasonably priced food portions, though some dishes lack expected ingredients. A comfortable, friendly pub with a calm atmosphere that gets nicely busy before home matches. Staff work hard to ensure everyone has a good time and provide swift service even when busy.

88 Chester Rd, Sunderland SR2 7PR

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59Pub

The Terrace

Drinks are varied, but the food portions are noted as being quite small for the price paid. Features a lovely, south-facing heated terrace with music, making it ideal for a sunny afternoon. While floor staff are polite, bar service can be very slow, and management are sometimes described as dismissive. Customers report slow bar service, small food portions, and uncommunicated non-refundable deposits.

6 Green Terrace, Sunderland SR1 3PZ

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60Pub

The Times Inn Sunderland

The drink selection is really good and comes at cheap prices. An amazing, friendly pub that offers a great atmosphere for a relaxed drink. The bar staff are consistently chatty, helpful, and welcoming.

41-43 Wear St, Southwick, Sunderland SR5 2BH

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61Pub

The Wavendon

The venue serves great food that satisfies its visitors. A relaxed pub setting that guests find highly hospitable. The bar staff are noted for being very friendly and accommodating.

30a Wavendon Cres, Sunderland SR4 8LW

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62Pub

The Welcome Tavern

The pub offers a standard, reliable beverage selection. A historic and interesting venue that evokes the area's dockland past. Service is fitting for a traditional tavern experience.

10 Prospect Row, Sunderland SR1 2DZ

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63Pub

The Wheatsheaf

The venue provides lovely food, well-priced beer, and a good range of drinks. A nicely atmospheric pub in an excellent location close to the Stadium of Light. The landlord and staff deliver fantastic, polite, and friendly service.

207 Roker Ave, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland SR6 0BN

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64Pub

The White Lion

The fresh, generous food and fantastic Sunday lunches offer exceptional value. A top-tier local pub with a nice outside seating area and plenty of parking. Staff provide courteous table service, though there can be notable delays during peak times like Christmas. Kitchen wait times can stretch considerably during very busy periods.

Newbottle St, Houghton le Spring DH4 4AN

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65Pub

The William Jameson

The food is described as basic, and there are concerns about inconsistent or high drink pricing. A pub that aims for a familiar chain style, though it can get too noisy for easy conversation. Service can be hindered by operational issues, such as till problems or running out of stock. Pricing inconsistencies and a noisy environment detract from the experience for some.

30-32 Fawcett St, Sunniside, Sunderland SR1 1RH

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66Pub

Tin of Sardines Gin Bar - Sunderland

Quality is inconsistent, with highlights like good coffee and ciabatta sandwiches overshadowed by overpriced cheeseboards and missing menu items. The venue offers an attractive setting with wonderful terrace views, though it can feel disorganized when quiet. Service is frequently described as slow and inattentive, with poorly cleared tables and confused ordering processes. Disorganized and painfully slow service is a common recurring issue.

Pier View, Roker, Sunderland SR6 0PR

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67Pub

Vesta Tilley's

A broad and very cost-effective selection of drinks is the main draw here. The pub boasts a lively yet comfortable vibe, enhanced by an appealing upstairs balcony that serves as a lovely sun trap. Staff are generally praised for being hardworking and friendly, occasionally providing nice touches like complimentary table snacks. Disputes over correct change at the bar have occasionally been reported.

309 High St W, Sunderland SR1 3ET

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68Pub

Washington Arms

While some find the food lovely, others describe it as remarkably poor, and drinks are considered pricey. A spacious and comfortable venue with many screens, making it perfect for watching sports. Service is adequate, though kitchen operations have been criticised by some patrons. Food quality can be highly variable, and drink prices are steep.

The Green, The Grn, Washington NE38 7AB

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