Chase is situated on Newcastle's Quayside at the foot of the Tyne Bridge on the north side of the Tyne.
Although I don't frequent it all that often , every time I go there it is always a pleasant experience. The building itself is all glass and chrome with a vaguely nautical feel (port ... Read review
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Advantages: Godd location and good service and a pleasant atmosphere as well as being trendy Disadvantages: Some uncomforable seats
Chase is situated on Newcastle's Quayside at the foot of the Tyne Bridge on the north side of the Tyne.
Although I don't frequent it all that often , every time I go there it is always a pleasant experience. The building itself is all glass and chrome with a vaguely nautical feel (port holes in the loos and fish tanks dotted about the place). The ceilings are very high and the air conditioning is excellent so you're never ... ...very pleasant.
Chase also serve bar meals , although these are expensive for what you get, but are always reasonable fast and extremely appetising.
Although the place is aimed at the Quayside / Bigg Market reasonably affluent clientele, this is without doubt one of the better pubs on the Quayside , and is well worth a visit if you are that way inclined. It is also close to several restaurants (Uno's, Sabatini's, Sachin's) ... more
Chase is situated on Newcastle's Quayside at the foot of the Tyne Bridge on the north side of the Tyne.
Although I don't frequent it all that often , every time I go there it is always a pleasant experience. The building itself is all glass and chrome with a vaguely nautical feel (port holes in the loos and fish tanks dotted about the place). The ceilings are very high and the air conditioning is excellent so you're never choking on someone else's smoke, which I find can ruin a night out.
There is plenty of room to move and plenty of seating available, although some of this is uncomfortable, including an outdoor area which is great in summer.
When you enter , there are usually two or three menacing looking , but smartly dressed and usually very pleasant bouncers who normally welcome you in. I'm unaware of any dress code. I certainly haven't been stopped and quite often go in wearing jeans, T-shirt and trainers.
The drinks prices used to be expensive , but the last few times that I've been have been quite reasonable. There was no happy hour advertised, but the prices seemed close to happy hour prices. They also have enough staff behind the bar, so you're seldom waiting very long to get served , even when the place is very busy, and again , the staff are very pleasant.
Chase also serve bar meals , although these are expensive for what you get, but are always reasonable fast and extremely appetising.
Although the place is aimed at the Quayside / Bigg Market reasonably affluent clientele, this is without doubt one of the better pubs on the Quayside , and is well worth a visit if you are that way inclined. It is also close to several restaurants (Uno's, Sabatini's, Sachin's) and so is an ideal location for a pre or post meal drink.
Advantages: Great central location Disadvantages: can get a bit packed at times
Chase is one of the most popular, trendiest bars on Newcastle's Quayside. It's glowing neon frontage kind of lures you in. There is nearly always a queue for this bar, but don't be alarmed! There are always more people inside the bar than outside of the bar ;-) - This place is always buzzing.(Sometimes I do wonder if they break health & safety regulations by allowing too many people in - last time I was in I was kind of body surfed to the bar, up ... ...bottle of their own liquid, Chase whilst you're in here, just because you can (a slightly cheaper option than drinking brand alcopops).
If you want proof that Newcastle is well on its way to becoming the next cosmopolitan hang out then take a trip to Chase. The clientel are a fashion conscious, trendy bunch, echoed by the sleek decor. Worth a visit as its one of the best bars on the Quayside. ...
titchymichy 10.04.2001
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Advantages: Good crowd, ok music. Disadvantages: Pricey, can take a while to get in on bank holidays, later in the night, etc.
Situated under the Tyne bridge on the Newcastle side of the Quayside, Chase's neon lit windows will probably be the first thing to catch you eye. Either that or the queue outside. It's a bar attempting to appeal to the more upmarket clientel, and I'm sure it works, but they also get eh wannabes in there as well. But if you ignore them and have elbows of steel to push your way through the crowd, then this is a good place. Even the glass collecters ... ...seats is a bit of a shock at first (especially if you're drunk), and it's worth going in if just to have a look. It's a bit pricey, but may turn out to be worth it if you're on the pull for a rich bloke. However, beware! If you're a hardened Quaysider then take note - you sometimes get people from the Bigg Market wandering down and coming in because it looks pretty. Check they're not wearing gold sovereign rings before offering to buy them a drink. ...
Miranda_A 25.07.2000
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