Eating,Drinking & Shopping
Club Shop:
0191 214 5588
Opening Times: Monday-Friday: 1.00-17.00; Saturday: 10.00-18.00; Sunday: 11.00-17.00
Or online at www.shop.newcastle-falcons.co.uk
Drinking at the ground:
Kingston Park is well served by bars and food outlets, although the queues can still get long at times. There are three public bars (as opposed to corporate bars at the top of the West Stand):
-East Stand Clubhouse (The Hiding Place)
-South Stand Bar: Covered Terracing
-West Stand Bar: Covered Seating Area
However, it should be noted that when you have entered the ground through the turnstiles you can only go into the bar in the stand you have purchased a ticket for, except if your ticket is for the North Stand, where you can use the facilities in the West Stand concourse.
After the game, you can meet in any bar around the stadium.
There are two food outlets in the West Stand.
The large bar under the main West Stand is where you’ll find entertainment, presentations, and players after the match, while the Hiding Place bar in the East Stand is usually open after the match.
Bars near the Ground:
Whilst Newcastle is well served by good hostelries, there is only one reasonably close to Kingston Park:
Close to Bank Foot station, the Twin Farms is a good stopping off point for those travelling by metro
On match days you can park in the car park for a fee, which is deducted from your food bill.
Eating and Drinking in the Area:
Newcastle has every type of bar you could imagine.
For a good list try:
Dean & Daniela's Deli
178-180 Newton Road
NE7 7HP
0191 281 8820
Dean is a Falcons fan and this is a regular players' haunt
Barluga
35 Grey Street
NE1 6EE
0191 230 2306
A city-centre gastro pub perfect for pre-match food
New Bengal
232 High Street
Gosforth
NE3 1HH
0191 285 6706
Twin Farms
22 Main Road
Bank Foot
NE13 8AB
Close to the ground so its perfect for a pre-match pint
The Brandling Farms
176 High Street
Gosforth
NE3 1HD
0191 285 4023
This pub has a wide range of real ales to suit any palate.
The Forth
Pink Lane
NE1 5DW
0191 232 6478
Last Updated July 2016
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