The Ship — Pub in Tynemouth

The Ship stands at the junction of Lyndhurst Road and Percy Terrace in Monkseaton, Whitley Bay. Built as a residence and ale parlour in 1688, it has served as a coastal pub since its rebuilding in 1923. Its stone plaque above the door reads '1688 Ye Olde Ship Inn'. Today, it’s known for stone baked pizzas and quiz nights at 8pm. The outdoor seating offers views of the seafront and draws people looking for relaxed drinks or meals before heading to the beach.

The Ship in Monkseaton opened in 1688 as a farmhouse with an ale parlour. It was rebuilt in 1923, keeping its original stone plaque that reads '1688 Ye Olde Ship Inn'. The interior features warm lighting and historic details, giving it a cosy, coastal vibe. You can find the pub just outside the city on Front Street, near Monkseaton’s seafront.

The Ship in Whitley Bay is open daily with flexible hours, serving drinks from midday through to late evening. It’s popular for casual afternoons and lively evenings alike. Go to the outdoor seating and try their stone baked pizzas, a standout dish since the pub reopened. At 8pm each weekday, quiz nights get underway with prizes on offer. The venue draws locals and visitors who appreciate its historic setting.