Lindisfarne Restaurant in Northumberland

We ate at the Lindisfarne Inn last night. We received a warm, friendly welcome. The Inn is really cosy inside. We both had game terrine to start which was nicely presented and a generous portion. Our mains were venison and bacon cassoulet and Lindisfarne chicken and we had an a portion of onion rings extra. Cappuccinos to finish, no room for dessert! The service was lovely. Attentive, timely and friendly. The food was delicious. We both really loved the game terrine. I’m glad we weren’t put off by some of the negative reviews as we would have missed out on a great evening.

I visited Lindisfarne Inn as part of a family meal whilst visiting Berwick. This was my first visit to the Inn and I found a warm and friendly welcome. The front of house staff were brilliant. We were served by Faith and Harley and Mikey were working the bar/serving. The food was hot, well presented and delicious. I would like to give a shout out to the Chefs (Amrish and Robyn). I would definitely recommend Lindisfarne Inn for its good food and warm and friendly welcome.

I had Sunday lunch here yesterday, definitely not going back again, ordered turkey but it looked like pork with the amount of fat that was round the so called meat,cauliflower cheese was an extra £4.00 I won’t get it to the dog, it was like mush. Then ordered ice cream, which was much better, 3 very small spoonful think they used a tea spoon, just terrible all in all .

Poor food. Went for a Sunday roast today and beef very thin and dry/crisped up as likely been standing under lamp for hours. Portion sizes really poor and not worth the money. Slow bar service and extortionate prices for soft drinks (c£11 for 3x half Pepsis) Game terrine started bland as were accompaniments, gravy tasteless and watery and Yorkshire puddings doughy and undercooked/flavourless. Fish n chips sizes ok but skin on chips limp/anaemic and soggy and batter floury and bland/lacks seasoning. Not worth the money in our opinion and won’t return. Best off with a service station sandwich.

Terrible meal. I really don’t know how it has had any good reviews. The chips looked as though they had been cooked several hours before serving but I was hungry so ate them. My husband had the pie of the week which was supposed to be venison and black pudding. It contained very little meat and was tasteless. The worst meal we’ve had for a long time!

Popped in on spec before going to the Lindisfarne festival and I was very happy with the food and service. The burger tasted homemade, super tasty and delicious. The homemade chips tasted really nice ( with skins on) and the side salad was super fresh, and beautifully dressed. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Thanks for a lovely meal!

After visiting up the Northumberland coast over the last 4 years having a caravan always wanted to try this pub it will be are last for a meal,I had the fish and chips the fish was like a fish finger covered in thick batter and chips looked like they had been reheated off someone’s plate that had been left the wife had a beef dinner luke warm Yorkshire pudding was covered in grease .best thing about our meal was the two slices of bread and butter what a waste of £40

Food wasn’t great at all had Sunday dinners and one fish and chips. It wasn’t a cheap meal no starter one ice cream a basic Sunday dinner cost £120 not a cheap afternoon considering I left most of my food only ate the Yorkshire pudding and two slices of beef which were tough and really grisly to eat but I was starving. Wouldn’t go back but the cappuccino they were good that’s it. We drove 2 hrs to meet friends for that.

What has happened to the food? The last time we came it was beautiful but this occasion was so disappointing. Chips were overdone and tasted like they were recooked from the day before. The roast turkey sandwich, dry turkey and watery tasteless gravy. Sticky toffee pudding was just tasteless and tasted slightly burnt too. Really disappointed. The staff and service were really good though.

We visited everyday in our weeks holiday, we came on first day of our holiday for Sunday lunch which we throughly enjoyed, the mackerel pate was so tasty and the sunday roast was delicious, we had the turkey and it was a generous portion. We came for a drink every night as we were staying locally and were made to feel welcome everytime. We did have breakfast on our last day which was delicious. We would highly recommend and we will be back when we return for our next holiday.

Went in yesterday the food is absolutely disgusting the fish and chips were reheats and well over done…and the price jees … Staff were ok

Soup of the day was Potato and Parsnip, however all I could taste was "pepper". Not recommended for those of us who do not like pepper !!

Lovely comfortable atmosphere. Plenty of space for dog companions included blankets water and biscuits. I had the Liver and Bacon with Mash and Gravy, accompanied by a mocktail. It was a brilliant meal.

Good service, food really tasty and served quickly Beautiful setting, nothing too much trouble Steak and chips, cooked perfectly Chicken Chocolate mousse

The service was very quick but the food was very poor. I had the venison moussaka which was an extremely small portion with lots of gristle in the meat with a red onion and tomato salad which was predominantly red onion which had been prepared and left to go dry. My friend had fish which was equally disappointing. Then the bill!!.. very expensive for what we had and the low quality!

Inadequate. Waited over an hour for our food to arrive. When it did there were things advertised missing: no pease pudding on ham sandwich, no salad with chicken baguettes, a very small piece of fish with fish butty. Did get refunded. Garage next door does a good sausage roll

For a restaurant who’s website goes on and on about serving food to everyone all the time, to turn up at lunch time and be told that they’re not serving food was helpful. Waitress just said they’d been too busy so had stopped. Hospitality at its finest. Give it a miss and head to The Barn at Beal, fantastic place!!!

Friendly service. Food chowder great loved it. Lindersfarne burger dry no taste chips looked like reheated over done onion rings no taste reheated over done. Loaded chips with bacon 2 fork full and left them over done chips. Recommend don't eat here

We stopped here for some food & we were greeted by very friendly & helpful staff, who went out of their way to make us feel at home. We had our dog with us so they made sure that even the dog had some creature comforts by bringing him a dog bed to Lie on. We had some car trouble which caused us some delay. The hosts really couldn’t have been any more help than they were. Helping us resolve problems & even offering us the use of their car park for a few days if we needed it. On top of all the great service the food is also superb, cooked to perfection (thank you chef). Wide variety to choose from on locally sourced ingredients. Very pleasant surroundings made the whole visit worth while. We even returned the next day as it was well worth it. Thank you to the two hosts, Gavin & Cheryl for going out of your way to help us & make us feel very at home. I can’t recommend this place enough.

Ordered loaded fries to start. Easy enough? Came with a pile of paprika or cayenne or something on some dried out fries with a slice of cheese melted on top with some large , burnt pieces of bacon chucked on it ! Come on guys! Loaded fries is not hard ans that is not cheese sauce ! £8 for that?!! Mains were ok . Poached haddock was good . Partridge was ok . Linguine was good . Surf and turf overcooked and had 2 prawns ! Food was ok . Service on the other hand was friendly and great! Kitchen, buck up and your place will be great. It’s well located and will always be busy but that’s no reason to not ensure and work hard on the food you sell!

We called in here for a family meal,we were staying local and decided to try out local places to eat. From the outside all looks well ,however it's when you get in that the problems hit home . We ordered as a party of four all at once and paid for it in one go we also were all at the same table,however my wife's meal and mine arrived before our guests and when we questioned it we were told eventually they working a two till system so any orders in between ours would get served before us (silly and not a sensible answer as we all ordered in one go)however when mine and my wife's meals arrived my brioche bun was burnt,and the burger inside was so small it didn't come up to the edge i got about 10-12 chips and that was it my wife so diplomatic as usual said her was ok. We had finished our offering and the rest of the family still didn't have theirs and this is now nearly 45 minutes wait time,eventually after a second attempt to get an reasonable answer for the wait time from the male of the staff we were told the same as before ,but by now everyone in the dinning room were eating so they had all been served. Then a miracle happened the rest of our party got their offering so they were now eating on their own ,as we had finished ours about 20 minutes prior. In summarising the food was poor quality,cooked badly,served horrendously slow and very much overpriced . I won't be going back ever. Paul

A lovely pleasant restaurant Sunday lunch looked lovely but meat was tuff as a boot cabbage was still raw mash over peppered nearly choked on fat wish I had bought something different at £20.65 was asked if everything was OK I said yes but I hadn't even started eating guy came back asked was it fine I said actually no it wasn't no one came back to me will I return ?? No

Big fans of the sister pub in Seahouses - the Bamburgh Castle Inn so thought this would be a great spot for lunch. I doubt we’ll be back. Ordered the open steak sandwich with blue cheese, watercress and crispy onions on toasted sourdough, served with fries. When it came there were no onions, no watercress and it was extremely dry. Disappointing.

We stayed at the Lindisfarne inn from 27th August to 28th August as a 4 party (and a baby.) This was for my birthday as we went to Holy Island and Bamburgh. The hotel and pub were clean, cosy and inviting and the food was great. The staff, however, were the absolute highlight. The staff were incredibly kind and accommodating and more importantly they were friendly, considerate, funny and interesting people who made the trip such a treat. Special thanks to Donna, Myra and Gavin in particular they need a raise immediately they were wonderful in making us feel so welcome and making my birthday so special thank you so much I won’t forget that. They were also amazing with our baby son who loved them. If I had a small gripe it would be the meal sizes were a little small but really we didn’t walk away hungry so it’s not a great complaint. Keep up the amazing work folks, we can’t wait to see you again.

The best Sunday roast in the area, we got there late, but it was absolutely perfect after our trip out on the farne islands to see the puffins 😍

The food was really nice but there could have been a few more options, I had cottage pie and it came with cabbage and carrots and it was delicious

We visited on Saturday we friend there was 9 of us all together that included 2 toddlers. The food was spot on, all good arrived together, no mistakes, nothing missing, clean, staff really friendly & welcoming. I would definitely recommend this place for food. When we are in the area again we will go back.

I think my main problem with this place is in the value for money offered. The staff were fine, nice people, helpful and polite all you could wish. Everything was clean and tidy - an ideal place to stop for lunch you might think. We went for the Light Bite menu. The scampi ran to five pieces accompanied by chips plus a pot of mushy peas so very poor value for £10. The Superfood Salad was served on a tiny plate and was about four inches across and not exactly heaped. Although beetroot was mentioned on the menu none was evident. Again the cost was £10. We left just about as hungry as when we arrived. Poorer but wiser.

Came as a large party booking. Most of the party enjoyed there food, sunday lunches. However i opted for the lamb burger. Sounded nice on the menu but way over chared and dry, came in a dry bun with no sauce or salad and just a few chips. Would have expected a lot more for the price.

Whereas my dinner of steak was good it was a different matter for my husbands Lindisfarne chicken . It tasted ok but there wasn't enough to fill a child let alone an adult for £17 was very overpriced. Last year we both had a fantastic Sunday lunch so may have been expecting to much. Didn't bother with Desserts.

We had steak chips and mushroom the meal was cold so it went back and the second time it came to the table it was just as cold as the first time we think it was to over priced we would not recommend this restaurant

there is a severe lack of vegetarian and vegan options on the menu, only two. one was out of stock which left no hot food only a salad, not what we imagined after a long day. the website is an outdated menu unfortunately and shows a much wider variety. the staff weren’t very apologetic on this matter, working in hospitality myself it wasn’t what i’d have imagined.

Camped locally and poped into the Inn for dinner. Really warm welcome and nice attentive service. Scampi and chips delicious and the side of onion rings was a meal in itself. Great value given quality of food and great staff

My mother and I were stopping in for a bite to eat and to have a drink. We were incredibly surprised by the quality the freshness and the ease of service. The place was clean warm and friendly. The food was exceptional. The taste the presentation and the balance of size and quality. I had the seafood linguine and my mum ordered the chicken supreme with mead sauce. To the young aspiring chef in the kitchen. Well done. Keep it up.

There were a couple of positives but drowned out by the negatives hence the one star. We just had mains, the smoked haddock chowder was not bad on flavour but it was a case of spot the fish which at £17 is taking it. Its served with shop bought sliced bread, whoever thought that was a good idea needs to change career. Our other main was pheasant which was generous & cooked well, however the celeriac mash was replaced with potato mash which my partner dislikes. Chips were bought to replace but by the time the celeriac came we had finished. You pay on order, no offer of reduction or even a complimentary drink. Poor.

We stopped here for lunch en route to Seahouses. Received a very friendly welcome and the food was excellent, especially the brownie and ice cream.

Had a lovely visit yesterday , we have two gsds and although the little dogs were pains our two ignored the attention. The staff were brilliant , food lovely and the dogs were given treats too . Had a nice relaxing time and although very...

Really looked forward to visiting this restaurant.. we had picked out our menu choices in advance having read the website closely. I ordered the Lindisfarne Inn Fish Pie - on the website and menu it claimed ‘This is what we are famous for’. The girl...

Awful Sunday Dinner Over priced £14 for the worst 2 roast potatoes 2 uncooked new potatoes. Hardly any veg which was overcooked and soggy. A plate full of fatty beef, half of which I cut off, full of veins and arteries🤢and swimming in gravy, I...

we tried to order steak puddings to be told there wasn't any. we ordered 2, 8 Oz rump steaks at £24, which were advertised as coming with home made chips, they didn't taste home made and had the resemblance of French Fries. There seemed to...

We originally booked meals for the two nights we were staying here, but after the first night we cancelled the second. The fish and chips were inedible and breakfast was very poor. The rooms were adequate and clean and the staff were working hard, but...

We visited here on Sunday 14th August after trying to reserve a table online, it states on website that they do walk ins, but I tried to phone in to confirm this, but didn't get an answer. We decided to just walk in. There were...

We arrived for our booking at 1200, to find the place empty bar a few tables. All other tables were reserved and stayed reserved the whole time we were there. A few tables filled up but otherwise it was astonishing to see at least five...

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We arrived on foot, slightly dishevelled after walking 26 miles from Kirk Yetholm on the St Cuthbert’s Way. This was our last chance to eat before crossing to Holy Island. They were very busy, but the staff were lovely and accommodating and squeezed us in....

We stopped by as a family with 2 young kids. There was a few tables having drinks but otherwise place was empty. Asked for a table for 4 and the lady took one look at the kids and said she didn’t think she could then...

Easy to access pub on the A1 serving decent British style food. Staff were pleasant. The only niggle was it was slow to order and pay even at 7.30pm when it wasn’t full! Meaning you had to queue, I suggest more staff or a better...

Great food, my wife and daughter both had the chicken and bacon linguine and it was lovely. I have the lindisfarne burger and it was also good. Burger was typical pub food pasta was much nicer than you would expect. It’s a little pricey but...

Called in here for a meal. Food was served to us cold. Complained and staff had audacity to argue that food was not cold and there was nothing wrong with it. Won’t be back. Terrible customer service

Sorry but pretty uninspired here. Food was adequate - very predictable menu. A bit surly service. Come on COVID has ended so take the orders at the table! But I did appreciate the wine glasses!

We visited as a large group staying in the hotel. Lots of car parking for visitors. The food menu had a fairly good range of choices, and the bar is well-stocked. Our starters were generally disappointing, with normal bread being substituted for ciabatta in some...

We visited for a family meal. All ordered something different from the menu including steak, salmon and veggie options as well as kids meals. Cooked wonderfully. Hot, fresh and obviously home made. Desserts to die for…cheesecake, lemon tart and sticky toffee jars. Yummy. Staff were...

Been staying over recently and dined in the restaurant. Always been busy but service has been quick and efficient. Meal selection is not great but the food so has been very good.

Came here when we were on holiday a decent meal also caters for dogs too not the best food I have had but it was decent enough.

Visited here whilst on holiday with my wife and two teenage daughters. Reservation was for 7:15 pm. Only one person behind the bar and one poor waitress trying to serve everybody. I had a starter which did arrive. At 8:30 pm my wife asked where...

Clean with easy access with toilets with inside and outside seating. Reasonable coffee options and cold drinks from the fridge but only a few cake options. Good for breakfast. Plenty of parking. The site offers back packer bunk accommodation on site for £20 per night....

Not really any veggie or vegan options! Wouldn’t recommend if you have dietary requirements. Chips were okay, garlic bread was so over cooked, we couldn’t eat it. My partner had the burger, it was fine. The staff were friendly, the waiter was lovely. However, Wouldn’t...

We stopped off en route to Lincolnshire. We were running late for breakfast but they said we could still have a cooked breakfast. We are so glad we stopped because the breakfast was the best one we’ve had in a long time. We didn’t expect...

We come here every year on our way back home from haggerston castle as a family of 7. Beautiful place , very cosy and the best Sunday lunch ever .

We used to eat here before the pandemic and the choice on the menu was always brilliant so decided to stop on the way home from our holiday in Devon. The staff placing people at their tables and serving the meals were very pleasant, helpful...

Asked for food as it comes and they brought it all together, with items missing. They had the cheek to serve supermarket toast instead of the sourdough on the menu. Received no check back at any time.

Really nice food, nice staff. Food came at an appropriate amount of time. Lovely atmosphere. Would defiantly recommend and we would return if in the area.

We live locally and it's become impossible to dine out due to the influx of tourists; we called in on the off chance and Donna couldn't have been more understanding or helpful. We enjoyed our meals with a glass of red wine, with excellent service....

Recently ate here, all wa good until the meals arrived, some parts of the meal were very good others bellow par. All in all food wise it was a very bellow avarage meal. At 15 pound a main meal it's not worth it, and very...

Some good and some bad. As a vegetarian with lactose intolerance, there was no real vegan option available. £8 for a small camembert and bread and £13 for some pasta was I thought excessively expensive. My veggie burger had cheese but nothing else in it,...

We went here last night as we are staying nearby. We were pointed to a table and sat down. 25 minutes later, nobody had been to see us. I am ceoliac and looked on their app to see what I could eat. Only the monkfish was gf at £23! The man behind the bar had said the chips were cooked in the same fryer as everything else and not gf, but the app said they were OK. Very worrying. We weren't welcomed or offered a drink so we left. Very poor service.

Myself, my wife and my daughter called in for our dinner, on our way to Haggerston Castle. It was a beautiful restaurant and would highly recommend. The menu had a great selection, as did the drink selection. Anyone that lives nearby, I am jealous as having this on your doorstep would be fantastic! Will definitely return!

We booked for Sunday lunch. The meals were lovely - we had 1 beef and 1 nut roast. The wine we selected was also really nice. The service was very friendly and we felt it was good value.

Stopped here for a pre-booked late lunch on our way to Stonehaven. We all ordered fish and chips, which were very tasty.Although the weather was sunny, we opted to eat inside instead of the garden.COVID-19 restrictions were adhered to by the staff.Would recommend having a meal here

Following a disappointing stay at a nearby 'gastro pub' we were ready for a pleasant experience. I ordered mackerel for a starter. Right out of the gate. Brilliant. So much so that I asked our lovely waitress to pass our compliments to the kitchen staff which she did and came back with a lovely thankyou. I had risotto, good effort and very welcome. Beer was lovely, ice cream treat to finish while we played pass the pigs. Staff lovely, food warm and plentiful. Why can't other places learn how to do this?

Horrible horrible food obviously from a catering company - and a poor one at that if this is what they offer. The food wasn’t even prepared carefully - my meal was cold, my partner’s overcooked and hard and dry. Some veg were scalding, some barely warm. Staff amiable, but there was a ‘don’t care’ vibe going on. Previous reviewer said it’s handy if you are on the A1. That’s damning but true. Don’t stopUnless you have to.

Have just returned from our first visit to the Lindisfarne Inn. Whilst the Inn itself is lovely and the staff are friendly we were really shocked at their portion sizes. Sunday roasts are sold in 2 sizes medium or kids. We did comment before going that it was a shame they didn't offer a large option. The service was quick and friendly and great as far as covid restrictions allow. On being delivered our meals i did think that maybe my husband may comment on the size of our meals. They did look more like kids portions than anything else. 1 slice of roast Beef that wasn't anything special, 1 new potato, 3 small roast, 2 tiny florets of Brocoli and cauli a dessert spoon of red cabbage, 4 small carrot batons and a medium Yorkshire Pudding. For the most part the food was nice, but nothing special and when you are charged nearly £12 per meal it certainly was not good value. They also know how to charge for the drinks as a pint of cider and cask ale came to nearly £9!!! We certainly won't be returning.

We spotted the Lindisfarne Inn a short walk from our holiday accommodation ... we were looking for somewhere for Sunday Lunch. We booked a table and were provided with an excellent lunch. The turkey and beef were both well cooked, tasty and generous. The veg were nice and fresh too. The puddings were great and came with a good portion of custard. Service was very good.

We were staying near this place so we visited the first time for drinks and the second time we booked in for an evening meal. It’s a cosy, traditional style pub and restaurant. We were pleased that the Covid rules were in place and adhered to. We received friendly service and had great food too. We ordered two main courses which were the chicken and wild mushroom and the pork chops with chips from the specials. We had a good bottle of merlot red wine too. We really enjoyed our visits to this pub and recommend you give it a try.

We had called here at the start of our holiday for a quick drink and were impressed enough to want a sit down meal. We duly booked on on 15th Sep for my wife's birthday treat.We were dealt with by the beautiful Courtney (Well I assume she was under the mask lol)She was nice and friendly and made for a pleasant evening.The food was very good but the wine was a little overpriced but we made the most of it and persevered.Covid issues were paramount and well orchestrated so that bade us feel safe.I can highly recommend this place for a mealPerhaps we'll stay there as well next time

Spotted this Inn on the corner when we turned into Holy Island junction, returned the following day on returning from Bamburgh, despite trip advisor stating it is closed, it is not, lovely food, wish we had stopped yesterday, better quality than the restaurant s/ pubs on Holy Island.

Nice meal, certainly pleasant, reasonable cost, no criticisms, but not outstsnding. erh handy if on the A1

popped into this pub as we were staying in berwick. also went back the next night my partner said it was the best fish he had ever tasted. the rest of the food was great too. also had free wifi and was dog friendly. the staff were great too would highly recommend

Took my son for dinner after we had been to holy island for the day. It didn’t start well. We were sat near the door in comfy lie back chairs which made it impossible to eat at the table. We moved tables ok no probs. Starters of garlic bread and baked goats cheese nice. Apart from the slice of brown bread served with my goats cheese come on guys a crusty rustic homemade cob at least would have been better. Mains. My sons fish was a foot long and thin. We weren’t told what fish it was and the chips were really soggy. My lamb dish was acceptable. Now here’s what really got my goat. There was a lack of mature adults running the place. It was as far as I could see run by kids no older than 22. Not impressed 3/10

We stayed and ate quite regularly at the Lindisfarne inn! The evening/daytime food was top notch we had many dishes from the sea bass, chicken kebab, pork and noodles and the burger all of which were very nice - they also serve smaller portions which are ideal for a smaller appetite! The white chocolate and baileys cheesecake pudding is amazing! Staff are very friendly and more than accommodating with the dog! The accommodation is enough and in a good location 5 minutes from Holy Island.

Stopped off for Sunday lunch on the way back from Holy Island. Both had roast beef which was lovely plus giant yorkies!!! However the service was interesting! Thrown a menu and told we could “sit there”. Same waitress bought our food, had to ask for a spoon for veg at which the waitress shock her head. I didn’t dare ask for horseradish so asked another member if staff. Seemed to be a big lack of management.

We ate here during a trip up to Holy Island. This is the only place we went to in Northumberland that didn’t take track & trace details. The staff whilst very pleasant were all young, no knowledge of dietary requirements or allergies. Food was disappointing & tepid. We wouldn’t go there again.

We came here for a quick dinner, and were astounded,in a good way. The presentation of the lamb was lovely, the kebab looked very professional, the steak was cooked in the way it was requested to and the chicken made a great eat. The staff were friendly and it was overall a great night out. - Isobel, age 11

Good safety measures but the service left a lot to be desired. The waiter clearly forgot to put the order through to the kitchen as we had to ask again after waiting 50 minutes. 3 waiting staff then gave different excuses for the delay. After our meals arrived, we were asked whether everything was OK and the food was "worth the wait"?! No attempt to reduce the bill as compensation and the only apology came from the waitress, who wasn't responsible for the failure to put through the order.

We stopped off and eat at the Lindisfarne Inn, we chose to sit outside and on the first occasion a Monday evening the food and service was outstanding and the Covid measures were being applied and we felt really safe. On the second occasion a thursday evening, we were the only table booked in and the pub was quiet, the service was appalling, without doubt the worst ever received. Considering Covid introduced table service, we were left waiting for well over a half an hour, we went inside to remind staff that we wanted to order both drinks and food and still no show. I ended up writing both the food and drinks order on the back of the menu and then going inside the pub to find a member of staff, only to had over my rough notes. To clarification or checking.This wasnt just us, other tables were doing the same. In the middle of the meal a round of drinks arrived that wasnt for us, they went to another table but the £18.60 was still added to the bill.We ended up doing the same for the sweets, as the staff were just invisible. When serving half the meal arrived and the second part seemed to take forever.The night was brought to an abrupt halt due to the rain, I've tried to contact the manager to discuss our visit both on the phone and via email with no success. I've sent the email to the management company, again no communication or acknowledgement.Its now been over 72 hours since I tried to contact them, still no responseTo give some balance, the food when it arrived was excellent and shows how the cant be arsed attitude of staff really impacts on the customer experience.Would I visit again, other in the group probably not this pub.

We went for lunch today on the way back from Holy IslandThe layout was great, good separation without losing the atmosphere and the first restaurant this week to use face coverings!My fish was huge and beautifully cooked and my wife enjoyed her curry. The only let down was the chips which looked as though they had been cooked in dirty oil and were soggy, hence 4 not 5 stars The food was good value but the wine, whilst pleasant enough was significantly over priced at £21.50 for a Californian Pinot Grigio That said we would probably return on a future visit

Called in for evening meal with our two dogs. The staff were really helpful to find us somewhere to sit with the dogs. Food was lovely pub food especially the sticky toffee pudding. Overall lovely pub with friendly helpful staff. Will definitely visit again when in area.

Called in here on way back from Berwick - place has a great location on the A1 at the junction to the road to Holy Island but both drinks and menu very expensive

My family visited this restaurant and enjoyed a nice evening meal. The food was hot and plentiful. The staff were first class and really helpful.My one criticism is that the food is over priced and the drinks are really expensive. 1 pint of draft Diet Coke £3.80. A bottle of Corona £4.50.The food was hot, well presented and the service was really good, I wouldn’t return as I consider it to be over priced.

We came here as a family of four two adults two children as we were staying close by. The food was beautiful and the service was fantastic. The lady who served us (didn’t get her name) was super lovely she couldn’t do enough for us. So welcoming. Sometimes when you have young children it can be a nightmare eating out, trying to keep them entertained and not disturb others but the atmosphere was relaxing and they were very well behaved. The food was beautiful and fresh and didn’t take too long either. The garlic mushrooms were good and the sticky toffee pudding was amazing. Well worth a visit.

Called in for Sunday lunch and I must say everything was spot on. Staff were friendly and food well cooked. I did have to ask for apple sauce for my roast pork but otherwise it was good.

Bad start to visit, the receptionist asked how we were paying despite going through the process online and believing Barclaycard had been debited since this transaction was showing in my account , before leaving, as in the "forward posting". This appeared to be sorted since the amount had been charged on my return home.Although not mentioned on the website, the bedrooms are lodges situated next to the Hotel carpark, quite comfortable with a good size bed and shower. One fault would possibly be the musty smell which we noticed as soon as we entered the room , we must have got used to it since forgot about it again.Very disappointed with the food menu, from memory think there were 6 items including burgers for dinner, one of the receptionists advised us the menu was restricted that day since the Chef was awaiting a delivery but was in the process of changing the menu-not quite sure what this entailed considering it was early July and into the Summer Season. Decided to go out both nights of our stay, first night to the Island View (just a few miles nearer Berwick) and the next night the Bamburgh Castle Inn, Seahouses, which was known to us.We had fully expected this establishment to be near the sea, it is a good mile from memory and were disappointed overall with the Hotel particularly the lack of a good dinner menu which is generally the main reason of choosing a place to stay.

A convenient place to stop heading down the A1, especially as they allowed our dogs in. Good selection of beers and reasonable food at an affordable price.

We were first in for lunch in this restaurant. Not many gluten free options but I chose a risotto which the chef said he would make me the best one ever........it was gorgeous he delivered as promised. My non gf partner had haggis and loved that too. Only reason I haven't given 5 stars is due to the limitations for my dietary need . Will return .......next time I want a risotto!!!

On the second night of our holiday which was a Sunday, 6 of us went here for a meal.We were pleasantly surprised to find the menu included a Sunday roast ,even in the evening.We did however choose something else from quite an extensive choice .The meals were very good and fairly reasonable .One of our party is wheelchair bound so we had to use the front entrance and stay in one particular room and we found the staff very helpful getting the door open for us .The restaurant is part of a complex offering accommodation so there are other dining areas available too.There is ample parking front and rear of the restaurant.It is on the main A1 road by the turn off for Holy Island .

We stopped here for a quick lunch whilst travelling South and were pleasantly surprised by what we found. The staff, who were friendly and loved to dote on the dogs, showed us to their dog friendly lounge which is beautifully decorated and spacious. We imagined having to eat outside so the dog friendly area was a huge plus for us. The food arrived within a satisfactory time and we had no complaints in regards to the quality. The chips were particularly tasty! The only downside was that there was very little on the menu for the celiacs in our party to choose from. Overall lovely stop and perfect for dog owners.

I reluctantly popped in for Sunday lunch on my way home from the caravan last weekend because my wife really wanted to go. I say reluctantly as the previous visit was just average and I thought this time would be the same. I was pleasantly surprised because I was wrong it was so much better especially the food. Don't get me wrong the staff were friendly the last time and just the same again. It was my lunch that did it for me it was hot, tasty, plentiful and really good value for money. We picked a great little table away from the main part of the restaurant and it was nice to see they let dogs in too round the back. Overall I was really pleased my wife insisted on going again because now I think this could be our stop off restaurant on our home from now on.......

I left a great review recently about this particular place but my return visit has been very disappointing. On the first occasion when we visited the restaurant here, it was reasonably quiet and everything was great. However, we found this to be a different story on a busy Saturday night. We ordered and then waited over 50 mins for the food tho arrive. The staff seem to have changed recently so I don't know if this is the problem or not. The gentleman in charge did agree that our wait had been unacceptable and put a credit on the bill for us. I probably will return over the summer just to see if things improve because although the food was very late in arriving, it was delicious. Just don't go at a busy time if you're really hungry!

Very tasty but the lack of veg let it down. If you don,t like cabbage it left only one roast potato and two boiled. No one asked if everything was OK.

Il ristorante è esteticamente gradevole. Devi fare le prenotazioni alla cassa, on aspettare che passi la cameriera. In una pausa di passaggio un hamburgher o un panino con bistecca e salsa di stilton possono essere una buona idea. In questo locale devi venire per la Cheesecake. Servita al naturale, senza topping, fresca e spumosa fa la differenza.