North Shields Fish Quay

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Land of my father's ( well. In laws, I'm a southerner who married shields lass so we go here often) lots of eateries from the humble and chip emporiums that serve fantastic fresh and chips ( other meals avaliable) to the high end restaurants. The ice cream kiosk is too. The narrow beach is clean and the sea shallow. If you wanted to, you can stand at fiddlers green ( the fisherman statue) look over the Tyne and laugh at south shields and their tortoise statue, for not being north shields. all year round, grab a bag of lovely fresh shell in the mid morning and just sit watching the world slowly slip by or grab a bag of chips and wait for the sun to go down and watch the lights come on, great for watching the big ships coming in and out of the quay... in the summer there is a small beach which the kids love definitely worth a visit no matter what time of year or time you go it won't matter. Great spot for ship watching ...theres a brilliant little kiosk cafe go say hi and support the lady in there One of my favourite places in the Northeast. A is from the Quays right along to St Mary's lighthouse. 10 miles round trip but plenty to see along the way and lots of nice places for a cuppa and bite to eat there and back. Beaches are so pristine. Always a great visit and fantastic and chips at the waterfront It was a very nice place to visit. Some nice food and drinks are available. Only a short from the North Shields ferry. Great place. Lovely from tynemouth along sea front to shields. Very popular walk. Loads of decent bars and on the way. One of our favourite in the area Great views. A fabulous selection of bars and and chip shops set in grand old stone buildings formerly used by the fishing industry. Still a working quay. So still a handful of trawlers occupy some of the quay. Keep your eyes peeled for hints of the past. A cool statue and other large displays. Modern roads and traffic measures. Any direction you leave requires climbing a hill. Even if you hug the coast all the way to Tynemouth, or even board the ferry to South Shields admittedly the smallest hill. But well worth the visit to see the old heart of North Shields and probably North Tyneside. If You Love the Sounds & Sights of The Tyne. Then pop down to North Shields when the Weather is Fine. Fish 'n Chips by the Dock Side , from the Morning's Catch. Or a Bite to Eat with a Pint or Two in a Choice of Hostelries Replete with Outside Seating to Match. Watch the Fishermen Cast on the Vast solid Dock. Or park up , overlooking the River's Mouth ; Up from Marsden Rock. Watch Tugs & Huge Ocean Liners Leave Or Arrive. See a Plethora of Seabirds Fly by or for Fish: Dive. parking easy access for wheelchair family friendly and range of cafes and Not the bustle of ships and Fishwives penny Dabs when the boats came in and two stale buns for a penny it used to be but glorious restaurants, n Chipperies and bars have brought the area up no end. Don't miss the little beach and Parkway that is being developed, where this statue resides. for kids, for dogs and for just sitting down for ten minutes with a bag of chips. What's not to like? Gx Great place to park up with our Motorhome plenty of close by and a along promanade Great place to visit. Excellent beaches and food along with fresh seafood to buy. So relaxing Lovely street full of bars, and fresh shops. A great little find Sambucca 1 restaurant we visited twice in a week the food was very Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Port authority