The Exchange Pub

The Exchange Pub

The History of The Exchange

• The pub used to be called the Northumberland Arms.
• After this, the pub became The Purple bear.
• Now it is part of the Green King franchise and is now called The Exchange.

Features of the Exchange Pub

• The exchange is located on Northumberland Street and is down two flights of stairs.
• You can find the toilets immediately on your right at the bottom of the staircase.
• The bar is located on the right as you enter the pub.
• Dark wood panelling covers the walls.
• Wooden chairs and bench seating are upholstered with burgundy material.
• The flooring is wood laminate.
• There is a wide selection of drinks including Japanese beer.
• There is a selection of food available.

Travel and Transport

• The pub does not have its own parking.
• The nearest car parks are Eldon Square Multi-Storey (0.1 mile), Eldon Garden Multi-Storey Car Park (0.2 miles), NCP John Dobson Street (0.2 miles), and Q-Park Stowell Street (0.4 miles).
• There are 2 nearby bus stops on John Dobson street (0.2 miles), as well as a bus stop at Newcastle City Library (0.2 miles), and several on Blackett Street (0.2 miles).
• The nearest railway station is Newcastle Central Station (0.6 miles).
• There are nearby metro stations including Haymarket (0.1 mile) and The Monument (0.2 miles).
• You can find more transport information by checking out the pub on Google maps.

Accessibility

• All of the car parks listed above have accessible parking.
• This pub is not wheelchair friendly.
• There is a large step up and two push doors to enter the pub.
• There are banisters on both sides of the two flights of stairs.
• There are no braille or large print menus.
• Staff have no neuro divergent awareness training.
• Guide dogs are welcome.
• There are no highchairs or baby changing facilities.

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