Wylam Brewery at Palace of Arts

Wylam Brewery at Exhibition Park's Palace of Arts will reopen for alfresco fun from Thursday 22 April 2021.

• The large Garden Terrace will reopen at midday on Thursday 22 April
• Outdoor table service only
• You will be greeted at the entrance, check in and use Track and Trace
• Order and pay via their app
• Please wear a mask whilst visiting the toilets
• Staff will be wearing a mask when delivering your order to the table

Food on offer at Wylam Brewery's outdoor beer garden will include burgers and dirty fries as well as some of the best beers in Newcastle.

Indoor dining and drinks, including Sunday Lunch

• Wylam Brewery's Tap Room reopens Thursday 20 May
• Walk up for table service, no pre-booking required
• However pre-booking for Sunday Lunch is necessary: email sundays@wylambrewery.co.uk with the date, time, and the number of people

Wylam Brewery is a 30 Barrel Micro Brewery that resides at the Palace of Arts in Exhibition Park, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. Alongside the Brewery there is a Brewery Tap and Kitchen, which is open for business Thursdays to Sundays each week and serves the best in craft beer both on keg and cask including their famous Jakehead IPA, range of Heritage Cask Beers and core keg beers which offer a full spectrum of flavours for all tastes. Their kitchen serves small plates of traditional British Fayre with a North East twist from Thursday - Sunday each week and operates on the simple ethos of fresh, local, seasonal and of course tasty. On Sundays, tuck into a traditional roast of locally sourced fine cuts; a tasty vegan option is also available.

Wylam Brewery's Grand Hall plays host to Live Music, Weddings, Pop Up Events including the ever-popular Battle of the Burger street food festivals. Beer enthusiasts can even go on a guided Brewery Tour at Wylam Brewery which takes place every Saturday at 11am and includes an introduction to the brewing process, a brief history of the Brewery and the opportunity to sample four of their beers. Tours must be pre-booked, visit the website for more information.

Famed for hosting some of the most eclectic events, Wylam Brewery at Palace of Art provides the alternative undercurrent to Newcastle's diverse nightlife.

Wylam Brewery's home at the Palace of Art in Exhibition Park is the last remaining building from the 1929 North East Exhibition. The Exhibition was an ambitious project built to celebrate and encourage Craft, Art and Industry at the start of the Great Depression.

Wylam Brewery has come a fairly long way since local-born founding fathers John Boyle & Robin Leighton pored over their first malt bills and recipes in a potting shed in the village of Wylam, Northumberland. Wylam Brewery's homegrown brews are now enjoyed in quality pubs and bottle shops across the land.