From a hidden whisky lounge to Caribbean food, here’s a rundown of what exactly is in the development, which will be open seven days a week.
Once used to house working horses from the old North East Railway Co, the stables date back to 1884 and can be found at the bottom of Sheepfolds Industrial Estate in the shadow of the Stadium of Light.
9. The courtyard stage
A central stage has been created in the courtyard providing a range of entertainment, from dance shows to DJ sets. It has its own bierkeller-style seating and food can be ordered from the food traders to eat there. | Sunderland Echo
10. The Calabash Tree
For a taste of Trinidad & Tobago head to The Calabash Tree serving up curry chicken, brisket burgers and more. There's around 12 covers inside, a terrace outside and street food bowls can be ordered for take out to eat in the courtyard overlooking the entertainment. It's former Washington firefighter Ryan McVay's first sit-in restaurant after building a following with his pop ups and street food trailer. | Sunderland Echo
11. Mother Mercy cocktail cabin
By the same people behind the successful Mother Mercy bars in Newcastle, Mother Mercy cocktail bar serves up a wide range of colourful cocktails. | Sunderland Echo
12. Back of the Pit
Back of the Pit is the second of the two large bars at the stables. Like the rest of the drinking establishments, no reservation is needed and it's open daily. | Sunderland Echo