Food & Drink

Slug and Lettuce Newcastle Central

Name: Slug and Lettuce Newcastle Central
Address: 30 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 5JG, Newcastle City, GB
Telephone: 0191 261 5989
Price range: ££

A bar and restaurant on Grainger Street, near Central Station, serving food through the day with cocktail deals, bottomless brunch and a function area.

30 Grainger Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 5JG 0191 261 5989 Visit website

About Slug and Lettuce Newcastle Central

Slug and Lettuce Newcastle Central is a bar and restaurant at 30 Grainger Street, between Central Station and the Bigg Market. It is a branch of the national Slug and Lettuce chain, run by the Stonegate group, and serves food from lunchtime on weekdays and from 10am at weekends, with brunch, sharing plates and a children's menu.

Drinks offers include 2-for-1 cocktails, and the bar runs bottomless brunches, party bookings and private hire, with a function area and a late licence on Friday and Saturday nights. Under-18s are welcome with an adult until early evening, with earlier cut-off times on Fridays, Saturdays and bank holidays. Festive opening hours differ from the usual times, so check the website before visiting.

Featured in These Guides

Blog posts and guides that feature Slug and Lettuce Newcastle Central.

New Year's Eve in Newcastle 2026: Howaymanay, Parties and New Year's Day

A guide to New Year's Eve 2026 in Newcastle: Howaymanay and the free 6pm fireworks on the Quayside, the HogmanHOWAY 5K, bar and club parties, family options and New Year's Day.

More Food & Drink in Newcastle City

The Old George Inn

Tucked down a cobbled yard off the Cloth Market, the Old George is widely regarded as Newcastle's oldest surviving pub, a Grade II listed inn dating from the late 16th century.

Blackie Boy

A Groat Market pub whose site has carried the Black Boy name for more than two centuries, once home to the 18th-century Swarley's Club counted among engraver Thomas Bewick's haunts.

Bacchus

A long-established real-ale pub on High Bridge whose ocean-liner interior celebrates Tyneside's shipbuilding heritage, a repeat CAMRA award winner with around nine handpumps.

← Back to Directory