Row 34
Midfield
The beerWouldn’t go to the Sheepfolds during a drinking session as the beer choices are not good and always too cold.
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The beerWouldn’t go to the Sheepfolds during a drinking session as the beer choices are not good and always too cold.
What's wrong with the beer choices? They seem to have something for everyoneThe beer
It’s never been something we do. Whenever I get together with friends we all prefer drinking. If I had £100 I’d rather spend it getting on the piss for 12 hours and having a laugh than spending it on a meal for a couple of hours then going home stuffed and falling asleep. I’m just not interested in food enough for that. I’d see it as a waste of money.Why dont you eat out @Dave Herbal ?
It's not bad, but there's not much to differentiate it from a standard bar in town tbf. It's a bit of a letdown on that front as the main bar was pitched as something of a taproom. Expensive as well though you expect that in a venue like this.What's wrong with the beer choices? They seem to have something for everyone
I agree generally (though if Freddy's stays on I'm happy). But the poster calling it 'not good' seems a bit harsh.It's not bad, but there's not much to differentiate it from a standard bar in town tbf. It's a bit of a letdown on that front as the main bar was pitched as something of a taproom. Expensive as well though you expect that in a venue like this.
What's wrong with the beer choices? They seem to have something for everyone
If you went in a few weeks back you'd probably think it was a bit shit tbf. There was no Vaux on and only one non-mass produced beer (something from Wylam). Hopefully those days are done and they can keep a few independent beers on tap at all times.I agree generally (though if Freddy's stays on I'm happy). But the poster calling it 'not good' seems a bit harsh.
My first complaint, on the northern side of the bridge the drainage system is deep meaning it's a nightmare for cycling.
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Yeah I went in September and the selection was rubbish.If you went in a few weeks back you'd probably think it was a bit shit tbf. There was no Vaux on and only one non-mass produced beer (something from Wylam). Hopefully those days are done and they can keep a few independent beers on tap at all times.
Different complaint now it's open.You've done nowt but complain, man.
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It’s never been something we do. Whenever I get together with friends we all prefer drinking. If I had £100 I’d rather spend it getting on the piss for 12 hours and having a laugh than spending it on a meal for a couple of hours then going home stuffed and falling asleep. I’m just not interested in food enough for that. I’d see it as a waste of money.
That is a very, very sad existence. If you need to spend that on alcohol to `get a laugh`, you may want to reconsider the consequences in the long term!It’s never been something we do. Whenever I get together with friends we all prefer drinking. If I had £100 I’d rather spend it getting on the piss for 12 hours and having a laugh than spending it on a meal for a couple of hours then going home stuffed and falling asleep. I’m just not interested in food enough for that. I’d see it as a waste of money.
Maybe one dayFairy muff Dave.Try grabbing a slice or pie from the Sheepfolds THEN walk across the bridge.
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You should be complaining to the vermin who drop litter. Just take it to the nearest bin or homeYeah I went in September and the selection was rubbish.
Different complaint now it's open.
Also, no bins so it was littered with rubbish at 5pm last night.
Lights looked great on it though.
People are lazy and scum, if there's no bin for a while they'll drop it. It's like how there's no bin from 3 stories all the way across the Wearmouth Bridge.You should be complaining to the vermin who drop litter. Just take it to the nearest bin or home
My first complaint, on the northern side of the bridge the drainage system is deep meaning it's a nightmare for cycling.
You stick with what works for you and we’ll stick with what works for us.That is a very, very sad existence. If you need to spend that on alcohol to `get a laugh`, you may want to reconsider the consequences in the long term!
That's the time me and my wife walked over the bridge yesterday, McDonald's cartons, Greggs bags just thrown on the floor. Shocking.Yeah I went in September and the selection was rubbish.
Different complaint now it's open.
Also, no bins so it was littered with rubbish at 5pm last night.
Lights looked great on it though.
Not sure I understand how it works as a cycling route (unless they are planning to add some surface markings) - there is no segregation from pedestrians and it is likely to cause problems if people are cycling over and mingling with pedestrians.My first complaint, on the northern side of the bridge the drainage system is deep meaning it's a nightmare for cycling.