Aveika
Until 10pm Fri and Sat
A restaurant and club on Sandhill on the Quayside, near the Millennium Bridge, that moves from dinner to a late-night crowd.

From late nights, live music and games bars to date night, here's where to go in Newcastle after dark, from the 56 venues that took part in Newcastle Cocktail Week 2026.
The next Newcastle Cocktail Week runs 19 to 28 March 2027. One wristband gets you a signature cocktail from £5 in every venue taking part, an alcohol-free version in each, and extra deals for wristband holders.
Wristbands from £7.95 each in a group.

Spin and we'll pick one of the 56 Newcastle venues on this page.
Somewhere to keep the night going in Newcastle. Closing times come from Google Maps where they're listed, so check before you head over.
Until 10pm Fri and Sat
A restaurant and club on Sandhill on the Quayside, near the Millennium Bridge, that moves from dinner to a late-night crowd.
The bar at Bally's Casino in The Gate, open late with the gaming floor alongside.
Until 1:30am Fri and Sat
An award-winning bar and live music venue on Pilgrim Street, formerly the Hoochie Coochie.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A basement bar under 27 to 29 Nelson Street, below Friki Tiki and No.28.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on the Cloth Market, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A tiki bar on the ground floor of 27 to 29 Nelson Street, with No.28 upstairs and Rebel Yell in the basement.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A bar and club on the Quayside with a private lounge, busy late at weekends.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A bar on the Bigg Market for a big night out in the heart of the city.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A New York-inspired cocktail bar on Collingwood Street with a long list of classics. It stays open late.
Newcastle bars known for live music or DJs, so the night comes with a soundtrack.
An award-winning bar and live music venue on Pilgrim Street, formerly the Hoochie Coochie.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on the Cloth Market, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
The Botanist at Monument Mall, with a botanical look, a long cocktail list and live music.
A drink with something to do. Good for groups, first dates and anyone who gets competitive.
The bar at Bally's Casino in The Gate, open late with the gaming floor alongside.
A fairground games bar at The Gate, with sideshow-style games and a bar for groups.
A social darts bar on Nelson Street with automatic scoring and games built for groups.
Bowling, pool and darts at The Gate, with a big bar and food. Easy to book for a group.
A retro arcade bar on Pilgrim Street, with classic arcade machines and consoles under neon graffiti.
Stack's street food and bar venue at Worswick Chambers on Pilgrim Street, with traders, bars and games.
Spots that suit a night for two, from cocktail bars with character to places worth dressing up for.
Newcastle's highest bar, a sky lounge and restaurant on Rutherford Street by St James' Park, with afternoon tea, sharing plates and views over the city.
A restaurant and club on Sandhill on the Quayside, near the Millennium Bridge, that moves from dinner to a late-night crowd.
A restaurant and parlour bar inside a 13th-century friary, serving modern British food in one of the city's oldest buildings.
A cocktail bar on the first floor of 27 to 29 Nelson Street, often called one of the city's hidden gems.
A bar on Grey Street, one of the city's grandest streets, handy before a show at the Theatre Royal.
A Thai restaurant and bar in Grey's Quarter at Eldon Square, with Thai dishes and cocktails.
A restaurant on Queen Street on the Quayside, serving modern small plates with cocktails.
An Argentinian steak restaurant on Market Street, with Argentinian wines and cocktails to start.
A cafe bar on Grey Street from the team behind Hibou Blanc, good for a daytime drink or before the theatre.
The bar at the Vermont Hotel at Castle Garth, right next to the castle keep.
A drink with something to look at. Go before sunset if you can.
Make a night of it: dinner first, then stay for a cocktail. Every one made a signature cocktail for Newcastle Cocktail Week 2026.
Newcastle's highest bar, a sky lounge and restaurant on Rutherford Street by St James' Park, with afternoon tea, sharing plates and views over the city.
A restaurant and club on Sandhill on the Quayside, near the Millennium Bridge, that moves from dinner to a late-night crowd.
A restaurant and parlour bar inside a 13th-century friary, serving modern British food in one of the city's oldest buildings.
A Thai restaurant and bar in Grey's Quarter at Eldon Square, with Thai dishes and cocktails.
A restaurant on Queen Street on the Quayside, serving modern small plates with cocktails.
An Argentinian steak restaurant on Market Street, with Argentinian wines and cocktails to start.
The Botanist at Monument Mall, with a botanical look, a long cocktail list and live music.
A bar and restaurant on Collingwood Street, named after the famous rabbit carving on the cathedral round the corner.
An all-day bar and kitchen at Monument Mall, with sharing plates and a long cocktail list.
A bar, eatery and gin distillery on Gallowgate, in a former print works, a short walk from St James' Park.
A drink in some of Newcastle's older buildings, with the character to match.
A restaurant and parlour bar inside a 13th-century friary, serving modern British food in one of the city's oldest buildings.
A bar inside Newcastle Central Station, decorated with Victorian Burmantofts tiles from 1893. Worth a look even if you're not catching a train.
Billed as the UK's smallest gin bar, in old ladies' toilets on the Bigg Market.
A bar in the Victorian underground toilets on the Bigg Market, turned into one of the city's most unusual places for a drink.
Room for the whole crew, from birthdays to hen dos and work nights out. Book ahead at the weekend.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on the Cloth Market, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
A Thai restaurant and bar in Grey's Quarter at Eldon Square, with Thai dishes and cocktails.
A fairground games bar at The Gate, with sideshow-style games and a bar for groups.
A social darts bar on Nelson Street with automatic scoring and games built for groups.
A tiki bar on the ground floor of 27 to 29 Nelson Street, with No.28 upstairs and Rebel Yell in the basement.
Bowling, pool and darts at The Gate, with a big bar and food. Easy to book for a group.
A bar and club on the Quayside with a private lounge, busy late at weekends.
A bar on the Bigg Market for a big night out in the heart of the city.
A New York-inspired cocktail bar on Collingwood Street with a long list of classics. It stays open late.
Not drinking? These made an alcohol-free signature for Newcastle Cocktail Week 2026, so nobody sits it out.
Newcastle's highest bar, a sky lounge and restaurant on Rutherford Street by St James' Park, with afternoon tea, sharing plates and views over the city.
A restaurant and club on Sandhill on the Quayside, near the Millennium Bridge, that moves from dinner to a late-night crowd.
The bar at Bally's Casino in The Gate, open late with the gaming floor alongside.
A restaurant and parlour bar inside a 13th-century friary, serving modern British food in one of the city's oldest buildings.
A cocktail bar on the first floor of 27 to 29 Nelson Street, often called one of the city's hidden gems.
An award-winning bar and live music venue on Pilgrim Street, formerly the Hoochie Coochie.
A basement bar under 27 to 29 Nelson Street, below Friki Tiki and No.28.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on the Cloth Market, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
A rooftop cocktail bar and terrace on Lower Dean Street, one of the newest rooftop spots in the city.
A bar on Grey Street, one of the city's grandest streets, handy before a show at the Theatre Royal.
Short walks between stops, so you spend the night in bars, not taxis.
From a pub under the Tyne Bridge to a rooftop bar, all along the river.
Victorian toilets turned bars, a bar named after a cathedral carving and a hidden cocktail bar on Nelson Street.
A drink before or after a show at the Theatre Royal.
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Plenty. For late nights, try Aveika and Bally's Casino. For live music, try Pilgrim and Revolución de Cuba. For games bars, try Fayre Play and Flight Club. For date night, try 3Sixty and Blackfriars Restaurant. For views, try Above. For ten days a year, Newcastle Cocktail Week adds a signature cocktail in every venue taking part.
Aveika, Bally's Casino and Pilgrim are known for late nights. Going by Google Maps, Friki Tiki stays open until 3am, Livello stays open until 3am and Louie's Liquor Store stays open until 3am on Fridays and Saturdays. Check with the venue before you go.
Pilgrim, Revolución de Cuba and The Botanist are good bets for live music or DJs.
Try 3Sixty, Aveika and Blackfriars Restaurant. Book ahead at the weekend.
Bally's Casino, Fayre Play and Flight Club all have something to play.
Ten days when Newcastle's bars and restaurants each make a signature cocktail for wristband holders, from £5, with an alcohol-free version in every venue. 56 venues took part in 2026.
The next Newcastle Cocktail Week runs 19 to 28 March 2027.
Every venue on this page took part in Newcastle Cocktail Week 2026. Descriptions are our own, checked against each venue and local listings. Closing times, bookings and seating come from Google Maps. They change, so check with the venue before you go. Venue photos were supplied by the venues.
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