One of the most beautiful places to sit in the summer to sit in the middle of the bridge ,and read ,people watch, enjoy the wonderful Quayside life. The bounce of the bridge ,from runners or bouncing babies ,bike riders or walkers ,I love it...More

Although we are both locals, born and bred, we never tire of the views along the Quayside and all the attractions along the way, from the art installations of Andy Goldsworthy to the Baltic to the Sunday Market and all the local eateries.

The best time ever! The bridges are amazing and if you stand on one of them you can see pretty much all of the others it's truly mesmerising!

Drink here regularily, there are numerous bars along the Quayside to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine and views of the river Tyne. Always full of interesting people / visitors from all over the world.

There's so much to see and do at the Quayside, especially on a Sunday when it is market day - with all sorts of different foods on display. Restaurants are busy but you can usually find somewhere to have a coffee.

Lovely wee place good food and comfy seating massive outside area which was nice Inside a little on the small side but best avoid busy weekends or it will be packed but overall lovely little place

A great walk on a sunny day, walking past the beach, with its deck chairs and beach hits. Then watching the new millennium bridge pivot around its axis to let a number of yachts through. When the bridge descended we walked across to the modern...More

Very huge one located in a beautiful area facing the river. This place has different areas to drink and eat inside. I've got some fresh beers enjoying the sun. The price is standard in this chains.

I stood on the Millennium bridge and admired the architecture of the Tyne, Swing, Metro and High Level Bridges. They are simply stunning. I then stood on the quayside whilst the Millennium bridge opened for a boat to pass. It looks majestic and locals say...More

Just head for the Blinking Eye Bridge and sit outside the Pitcher and Piano. Wait for the sun to start going down (up river) to wards the Bridges, you will get some fabulous views and photographs of the Bridges and the Sage.