30 much loved Newcastle pubs that have now called last orders - which ones did you drink in?

Newcastle is known for its party capital status with its great nightlife.

Over the years there have been some fantastic pubs where we've had some awesome nights out.

Sadly, many have closed their doors for good.

But here at Chronicle Towers, we have stepped back in time to take you down memory lane.

Sadly, at the moment not even our favourite pubs and clubs can open but as we look ahead and think of better times we've gone through our old favourites.

Some of them have even been reborn - and hopefully, as coronavirus vaccinations continue to see thousands of us immunised against the deadly virus - our city nightlife will follow suit.

Our list may jog your memories but if you remember any other lost bars/pubs in Newcastle then please don't hesitate to let us know in the comments.

1 . Adelphi Newcastle City Centre

Adelphi Hotel, Public House, Shakespeare Street, Newcastle, 12th March 1985. (Mirrorpix)

The pub has now reopened under new name, you will know it as Lady Grey's.

2. Balmbras Bigg Market

General view of Balmbras Motown Bar on the Bigg Market in Newcastle (Newcastle Chronicle)

This bar closed and has not reopened.

3. Bar 42 City Centre

BAR 42, HOOD STREET. PIC BY LLOYD WRIGHT. (Lloyd Wright _NCJ)

Bar reopened as a night club.

4. Bar 55 City Centre

Gv of the Fat Buddha Bar in the 55 Degrees North Building (newcastle chronicle)

Bar reopened under new name - Fat Buddha Bar, which has reinvented again as the Purple Peacock.

5. The Brandling Jesmond

The Brandling pub in Jesmond (Newcastle Chronicle)

This bar reopened under new name - Dun Cow at Jesmond.

6. Bar Oz Haymarket

Crows Nest Pub Percy Street, Newcastle. (Newcastle Journal)

Bar reopened under new name - Crows Nest.

7. Barbacca Jesmond

Barbacca has since reopened as a Pizza Express restaurant.

8. Bourgognes City Centre

Bourgognes Public House, Newgate Street, Newcastle, 23rd October 1971. (Mirrorpix)

This pub was demolished in 2007 due to Eldon Square extension.

9. Browns City Centre

Browns Restaurant in Newcastle (Newcastle Journal)

Bar now reopened under new name - All Bar One, a popular chain with happy hour offers.

10. Callaghans City Centre

This pub is now closed - now part of the Premier Inn Hotel - City Centre.

11. Chambers Bigg Market

Pop World in Newcastle's Bigg Market (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar reopened under new name - Pop World.

12. Clear City Centre

Mimo Bar, Pudding Chare, Newcastle (Newcastle Chronicle)

Clear has since reopened under the name - Mimo.

13. Coco V Central Station

The Town Wall bar in Newcastle City Centre (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar now reopened under new name - The Town Wall.

14. Dobsons City Centre

Pub demolished - now part of the Newcastle City Library.

15. Egypt Cottage Quayside

The Egypt Cottage on City Road,Newcastle. Photographed by Steve Ellwood (Newcastle Chronicle)

Pub demolished.

16. Fluid City Centre

The former Fluid bar at Gallowgate, Newcastle. (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar now reopened under new name - Bealim House.

17. Flynns Quayside

Flynns on the Quayside Photographed by Steve Ellwood (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar reopened as Charts

18. The Gentleman Bigg Market

The Gentleman and Sunlight Chambers has been transformed into the Hibou Blanc restaurant and bar (-Newcastle Journal)

Bar Closed - reopened as new bar Hibou Blanc.

19. Gotham Town Central Station

Gotham Town, in Newcastle, which has now closed (Evening Chronicle)

Bar now reopened under new name - Gunner Tavern.

20. Destination Central Station

Jalou bar in Newcastle (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar now reopened under new name - Jalou.

21. Luckies Haymarket

Bar reopened under new name - The Five Swans.

22. Marthas Quayside

Livello bar on Dean Street in Newcastle City Centre. (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar now open under new name - Livello.

23. Mood The Gate

The Gate (newcastle chronicle)

Bar now reopened as Restaurant - Za Za Bazaar.

24. Mr Lynch Jesmond

The Holy Hobo in Jesmond, Newcastle (PR)

Bar reopened under new name - The Holy Hobo.

25. Newcastle Hero Central Station
Pub now closed. Reopened as Marks and Spencer food outlet.

26. Old Orleans Haymarket
Bar now reopened under new name - The Junction.

27. Rewind Bigg Market

Cosy Joes in Newcastle Bigg market (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar now reopened under new name - Cosy Joes.

28. Shearer's Haymarket

Workmen taking down the Alan Shearer sign at Shearer's bar at Newcastle United's St James Park. (Mirrorpix)

Bar now reopened under new name - Nine Sports Bar.

29. Tiger Tiger The Gate

Tiger Tiger in the centre of Newcastle. (Newcastle Chronicle)

Bar now reopened under new name - Eden.

30. Yates's City Centre

Yates, Collingwood Street, Newcastle. (Newcastle Journal)

Pub reopening under new name - Slug and Lettuce