The Ritz — Public House in Wallsend

The Ritz is a pub on High Street West in Wallsend. Its location places The Ritz in a lively area, easily reached by locals and visitors. The Ritz is notable for its Art Deco interior, reflecting its origins as a cinema. People visit The Ritz for drinks and food, often enjoying cocktails or the usual Wetherspoon menu. The Ritz remains a popular spot in Wallsend.

Originally opening as the Ritz Cinema in 1939 as part of the ABC chain, The Ritz was designed by architect Percy L. Browne. The building’s history as a cinema is reflected in the Art Deco interior, which contributes to its character. You can expect a lively atmosphere, especially in the evenings, with dim lighting. The Ritz has accessible toilets. The unique architectural style and design are key features of the building.

The Ritz serves as a pub, with a standard Wetherspoon menu and a focus on cocktails like the Spritz. Locals and visitors use it for casual drinks or as a meeting spot. The Art Deco interior creates a unique atmosphere for an evening out. Expect a high-energy crowd and possible queues during busy times. The venue is also suitable for families.