Bar in Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom

St. Vincent

150Pearl Points

Wine First

About St. Vincent

Book St. Vincent when the brief is a wine-led evening in Newcastle rather than a full-scale restaurant night. Star Wine List recognition in 2026 gives it a clear reason to choose it over a more general bar, especially for dates, early-evening catch-ups, and small groups who care about what they are drinking.

For a visit in Newcastle Upon Tyne, plan around St. Vincent's verified opening hours rather than assuming all-day or late-night service. The venue is closed on Monday and Sunday, opens Tuesday to Friday from 4–10 PM, and opens on Saturday from 12–2:30 PM and again from 4–11 PM.

The clearest verified reason to keep St. Vincent on a shortlist is its Star Wine List recognition in 2026. If you are comparing it with other Newcastle Upon Tyne options, use that confirmed recognition and the posted hours as the main planning anchors. For a different kind of choice, The Broad Chare is another option to consider.

Go for a confirmed Newcastle Upon Tyne option with evening hours

The booking decision should be based on the basics that are confirmed: St. Vincent is in Newcastle Upon Tyne, has a smart casual dress code, and operates mainly in the evening, with a Saturday midday service also listed. No verified price range, menu format, cuisine, seating count, or service style is available here, so avoid planning around those specifics unless you confirm them directly with the venue.

Because price details are not verified here, treat the value question through occasion rather than a fixed spend. A visit may make sense if the Star Wine List recognition is relevant to your plans; a fuller night out is better judged after checking current details with the venue. For wider planning across the city, Our full Newcastle Upon Tyne restaurants guide and broader Newcastle Upon Tyne guides are more useful if you are still comparing categories.

The crowd fit is best judged by hours and dress code

There is not enough verified information here to claim a specific crowd, seating setup, or booking difficulty. What is confirmed is the smart casual dress code and a schedule that makes Tuesday to Friday evening visits possible, with Saturday offering both a midday and evening window.

Timing matters. Tuesday to Friday service runs from 4–10 PM. Saturday service is listed from 12–2:30 PM and 4–11 PM. St. Vincent is closed on Sunday and Monday, so weekend planning should focus on Saturday rather than assuming Sunday availability.

For visitors comparing categories, treat St. Vincent as a Newcastle Upon Tyne venue with confirmed Star Wine List recognition rather than relying on unverified details about menu, format, or atmosphere. Use broader Newcastle Upon Tyne planning guides if the night needs a wider itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the crowd like at St. Vincent?

There is no verified crowd description here. The confirmed details are that St. Vincent is in Newcastle Upon Tyne, has a smart casual dress code, and has Star Wine List recognition in 2026.

Is St. Vincent good for groups?

There is no verified seating count or group policy here, so large-party suitability should be confirmed directly with the venue. If you are comparing Newcastle Upon Tyne options, The Broad Chare is another venue to look into.

Is St. Vincent open late?

St. Vincent is open until 10 PM Tuesday to Friday and until 11 PM on Saturday. It is closed on Sunday and Monday.

Is St. Vincent good for a date?

That depends on the kind of evening you want. The confirmed details are the Newcastle Upon Tyne location, smart casual dress code, Star Wine List recognition in 2026, and the listed opening hours.

Is the food good at St. Vincent?

There is no verified menu, cuisine, or dish information here. The clearest confirmed recognition is Star Wine List in 2026, so check current food details directly with the venue before booking around a meal.

Does St. Vincent have happy hour deals?

No verified happy hour or discount-pricing information is available here. Plan using the confirmed opening hours and check directly with the venue for current offers.

Does St. Vincent have outdoor seating?

There is no verified outdoor-seating information here. If outdoor seating is important, confirm directly with St. Vincent before visiting.

Location

29 Broad Chare, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3DQ, United Kingdom

Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Compare St. Vincent

Where St. Vincent Fits

Among the listed Newcastle-area options, St. Vincent is the clearest wine-first choice. The Broad Chare is better for a pub-leaning meal, House is better for a looser bar plan, and St. Vincent is better when the bottle list is the reason to go.

Kork Wine And Deli, The Feathers Inn, and Harvey's Bar make more sense when location or a slower out-of-centre plan drives the decision. If the evening is built around central Newcastle and a small group, St. Vincent is the cleaner fit.

If You Can't Get In

Try The Broad Chare if the group wants a more food-led, pub-comfort option nearby. Pick House if the night needs a flexible bar atmosphere rather than a wine-led sit-down.

How It Compares

Choose St. Vincent over The Broad Chare when wine is the main event and the group is small. The Broad Chare is the safer call for pub-style comfort and mixed tastes, while St. Vincent is the sharper choice for a date or a repeat Newcastle night where the drinks list matters more than a broad, crowd-pleasing format.

House is the better alternative if the plan needs a more flexible bar feel. St. Vincent has the stronger wine signal thanks to Star Wine List recognition, but House may suit a looser group plan better. For value, judge by occasion: St. Vincent is easier to justify when everyone wants wine; House is safer when the table is undecided.

Kork Wine And Deli, The Feathers Inn, and Harvey's Bar are better cross-shops if you are already outside the city centre or want a different pace. For an easy Newcastle booking with a wine-first angle, St. Vincent is the tighter pick; for a broader outing beyond the centre, those alternatives make more sense.