BOB TROLLOP

A proper pub for
patrons who love a
social life

Pulling pints because you want us to

No fluff, no gimmicks. Bob Trollop is a public house for the purists. Head for the bar and you’ll find pumps aplenty
serving quality cask ales, a generous selection of lagers and much more.

In a world of themed bars and soulless chains we’re proud to remain authentic and full of character. We love our
live music, too. Visit us in the evenings and you’ll find some of the North East’s most talented musicians gracing us
with their presence. So, spend a few hours in our company and you’ll be in for a treat.

Located at the centre of Newcastle’s bustling Quayside we’re the best meeting place in town. And we even open
early on match days so you can enjoy a pre-match refreshment and our delicious menu of top-notch pub fayre.
We’re also dog friendly and have a large outside area to enjoy whenever the sun’s shining.

A great atmosphere comes as standard

Who is Bob Trollop?

Robert Trollop was one of Newcastle’s most prominent architects. He was responsible for building Newcastle’s
Exchange and Guildhall between 1655 and 1658. Born into a family of stonemasons, Bob worked across
Northumberland and County Durham and many of the buildings he designed are still standing today.

Where
32 Sandhill, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3JF

Opening hours
Monday – Thursday: 12noon – 11pm
Friday: 12noon – 1am
Saturday: 11am – 1am
Sunday: 11am – 11pm