The Fire Station — Performance Venue in Tynemouth

The Fire Station is a cultural venue on The Fire Station in Tynemouth. This Whitley Bay spot is in a historic area known for its coastal views and community vibe. You can find a range of beers and classic pub food here, including the Beef and Guinness pie. Locals and visitors stop by for refreshments or evening drinks and events. It’s a convenient stop if you’re visiting Tynemouth Priory.

The Fire Station is a Grade II listed building, originally established in 1889 as a public firefighting and emergency services headquarters. Its Victorian Gothic architecture features original design elements, creating an industrial chic aesthetic. The building was the headquarters of Whitley Bay and Monkseaton fire brigade until 1991. The interior maintains historic charm with exposed brick and vintage décor. Bright lighting and lively noise levels contribute to a vibrant atmosphere. An exterior mural by a local artist adds contemporary flair. The venue offers step-free and wheelchair access, alongside accessible toilets, ensuring it’s open to everyone.

The Fire Station is a cultural venue for locals and visitors seeking a social atmosphere. People come here for drinks, especially its beer and spritz cocktail range, alongside a mid-range menu. It’s a great spot for casual afternoons and lively evenings, and it often hosts events. With its original fire station architecture, it provides a unique backdrop for gatherings. Expect a high crowd density and remember under 18s have a 9:00 PM curfew.