Restaurant at The Anglers Arms in Northumberland

I've stayed and eaten at this pub many times, I've spent many evenings in the carriage which is now a fantastic outside dinning area, over the years I've been served by some fantastic staff, dawn, Richard, Jamie, Tracey, donner name a few.. but I will not be returning until new owners take on this beautiful establishment, the food has gone down in my opinion, the staff are either kids or older staff who have no time for their customers, my previous visit was not good, but i thought I'd give it one my try, the last one... Poor poor poor

We recently visited The Anglers Arms whilst passing through the area and unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. Upon arrival, it seemed oddly quiet for a Friday evening and as a result it lacked any atmosphere. The food didn’t live up to our expectations either. The Risotto in particular was very mushy with a strange taste and texture which was frustrating giving the price (£20). Service was okay and the staff were friendly, but not enough to redeem the overall experience. While the reviews were so promising the meal fell flat and our experience did not add up. We hope they improve in the future, but for now, we can’t recommend it.

Visited for Sunday lunch and was hugely impressed. It’s located in a gorgeous pocket of Northumberland and looked very pretty in all the autumnal colours. We arrived slightly earlier than our booking but they happily accommodated us. We were quickly shown to our table and our drinks order taken whilst we browsed the menu. I opted for a roast chicken dinner and it was delicious. The meat was cooked perfectly and the accompanying veg all complimented it so well. I had to splurge on the extra cauli-cheese dish as it’s a personal favourite and I am so pleased I did, it was one of the best I have had, so creamy and extra cheesy, perfect! The staff were all really attentive and friendly and made our time there very pleasant. Without doubt, one of the best roasts we have had in a while 😊

Had many fantastic meals here over the years, my lunch on Wednesday was very very poor, food was below average and the usual serving staff had zero conversation, there was more staff than customers who seemed to huddle together whispering in the corner of the restaurant, very off putting I must say..

Went for Sunday lunch as I was aware of the Angler's Arms longstanding good reputation for food but we left unimpressed. I imagine it must have changed hands or changed chefs as Sunday dinner was very average. The staff were lovely, very friendly and accommodating but having really looked forward to a good Sunday lunch we were disappointed. Meat was overcooked and couldn't distinguish between the beef and pork, tiny amount of green veg, mash inedible. Roast potatoes were good. Was around £60 for two Sunday lunches, a kids meal and three soft drinks which wasn't particularly good value. Hopefully they can earn back their previously great reputation over time.

Pâté, steak and ale pie, scampi all delicious. Service excellent from Finn, food lovely and hot, not rushed in any way. Plenty of choice.

We had a disappointing meal here. My husband had the mushroom truffle pasta dish, which had no sauce at all and very old rocket on the side. I had a reasonable Barnsley chop, but the roasted roots were dry and the roasted carrots appeared burnt. I was told on enquiring that they were purple carrots, which would account for their dark colour, I suppose. They took my husband’s meal off the bill, but we definitely would not return.

Stopped at the Anglers beginning of the month for lunch on my way to Scotland, prawn and salmon cocktail to start, followed by an excellent steak pie, food was great and also the service, the lady on service was extremely polite called Tracey, stopping to table check and offer tips to visit the area..

We last visited a few years ago as no longer live in the North. What a contrast to previous meals at the Anglers Arms . We hadn't booked but as were very early for dinner we asked if we'd be able to sit in the empty dining area. We were told to go "into the restaurant"? by a chap who was extremely rude, offhand and unwelcoming. We finally realised, after discussion with the friendly but embarrassed barmaid, that we'd been directed (shown to seats, no chance) into what was clearly a breakfast area set up with cereals etc for morning. We consequently opted to sit in the covered terrace area in the rain. Why he couldn't have said the dining area was full or reserved (although it wasn't full when we left), or engaged in any conversation I don't know. The food was priced as you'd expect for a good pub/restaurant. We had fish & chips (£18) and scampi and chips (£17) as what we fancied. I expected some" home" prepared food with some flavour, unfortunately the scampi was extremely poor and tasted like it had been picked up in a discount supermarket freezer aisle. The rest was adequate quality if it were a "cheap and cheerful" but sufficiently disappointing we decided not to opt for dessert. We were treated with all the respect of some dirt stuck to his shoe. I realise it can be a busy venue, although it wasn't at the time, and we aren't "regulars". My only thought is why on earth would people remain regulars now, it can't be for the host and based on our experience can no longer be for the food.

Stopped on way back FROM Cragside as we had eaten here a few years ago with another friend (lunch on the way TO Cragside). Excellent food - Venison and in particular the starter of Crumpet with Black Pudding were well received. The variation on Eton Mess (Rhubarb and custard) was good, too. Good service and friendly staff.

We tried Sunday lunch yesterday and it was merely okay but relatively expensive compared to other options available in the area. Although reasonably tasty, only one small slice of beef and small portions of vegetables, plus being asked to pay extra for cauliflower cheese, didn’t help me to feel that this lunch was worth the £19 charged and worth returning for. There are better available in the area. We were given a table in the bar. The standard of decor and atmosphere aren’t in line with the relatively high prices charged for the food!

We came here for father’s day, with three of us, we opted for the seafood and some extra chips. We did not appreciate how much would appear and how easily we could be defeated. The service was spot on, location worth it and value second to none. There are many excellent restaurants in Northumberland offering seafood platters, here you definitely get value.

We had a lovely couple of days staying here at the anglers arms. The staff were lovely clean room with bottled water brownies and biscuits. Breakfast and the evening meals were very good too. I would stay here again.

Have been coming here for 10+ years and safe to say we won’t be coming back. On arrival was just told to sit anywhere and after sitting for what felt like ages someone eventually brung menus over and took a drinks order. We then received drinks and ordered our food, whilst waiting we noticed hardly any staff doing anything as people were sat with empty plates and when they were asking for simple requests like “extra gravy” or “the bill” there was a sigh which then seemed to be “forgotten”. Food later arrived by a girl (young brown hair with glasses on her head) who looked as though she didn’t want to be here and was so rude towards every single person not just us. Wouldn’t like to ever be greeted by her again. Now.. onto the food. FREEZING. Due to the temperature I nearly assumed it was fresh out the freezer, the only thing that was slightly “warm” if it can even be classed as that was the mash. The table opposite us also made the same comment about how cold the meal was. There was one slice of beef which was the only half decent thing on the plate, one boiled bland carrot and a single parsnip with thick tasteless gravy. When wanting to complain there was no one to be seen to even make a complaint to. Nor did anyone come over to ask if everything was ok. Then sat again for ages waiting for it to be cleared out of sight. Eventually Kelly I’m assuming manager came over to clear our plates she asked was everything okay and we turned round and said no but not a single apology was made nor the chance to give an explanation to why it was so vile. We got the bill and again no one was around to take payment. EVENTUALLY we payed and walked out, glad to make a lucky escape. Will definitely not be returning which is really a shame after all our amazing meals we experienced in the past year. As seen in a previous comment on how bad there experience also was it’s safe to say 2024 is not going well so far for the Anglers. If you want a decent meal then stay well away.

This pub used to be excellent at one time years ago . We'd had Christmas Dinner there twice in the past and on both occasions had an excellent meal , and an excellent time . So who could blame us for thinking of doing it again ? Very unfortunately the experience and Dinner this Christmas was a 5 star let down . A cold damp day , but we looked forward to a cheery warm open real fire . Not so . A strong smell of smoke , true, but the fire was all but out . And no one cared to get it going . That coupled with a muddy and very slippery entrance lobby thanks to some local farmers , and their mud encrusted ' wellies ' , made things a bit dangerous for us all and particularly our disabled family member . We were greeted with a smile , true, but the welcoming Bucks Fizz was sour , not sweet and gave us a taste of what to expect . The ' appetizers' consisting of ... well .. I think it was mud ( maybe from those farmers boots ) on stale pieces of bread , actually made me feel queasy . And I hasten to add I'm not some fussy and delicate eater , having partaken of food all over the world including the Nigerian Jungle- but these were something else again . Then a starter of salmon and cress. It took a while to find the 4 tiny pieces of salmon amidst the cress , but I succeeded . And then Dinner . 3 thin slices of Turkey, 2 tiny sprouts , 1 thin parsnip, a dollop of mashed potato, 4 albino coloured 'roast' potatoes and 1 very sad looking Yorkshire pudding. All covered with a thick tasteless gravy. At the very least they might have served the gravy in a gravy boat , so that one young person with us who hates gravy might have avoided this . But I suspect the gravy was laid on to disguise the contents of the plate . The dessert of Christmas pudding was a further insult . I had envisaged that it would at least look like a small traditional Christmas pudding , but no- it looked like someone had cut a few small pieces from a large pudding with a spoon and covered it with sauce . The final follow up mince pies looked like and tasted like the cheapest you might get from a corner shop . Absolutely no evidence of any care or pride in what was dished up, just a quick money spinner , and as someone who has owned and run a pub restaurant myself , I'd have been ashamed to consider this a normal Sunday meal , let alone a Christmas Dinner . Non of us made bad comments about this meal to each other nor to the hosts, because - it was Christmas day . And who wants to be the sourpuss on Christmas day ? By the way that so called Christmas Dinner meal cost just short of £300. At a guess I'd suggest it cost about 60 pounds max for the entire 3 of us , including costs of staff , lighting etc , so a good profit was made I'm sure . Apart from feeling ' ripped off ' , another annoying thing was we'd had the opportunity to book the meal at the Northumberland Arms at Felton , not far away , but it was our previous experiences at the Anglers Arms which swayed us , plus the number of positive reviews on here . One of my New year resolutions is to look at the negative reviews on a place first and take them as a better indicator of what to expect . Another is to take photos of meals I'm presented with as evidence of them being good or being a disaster.

We got a really good deal for B&B, the staff are very welcoming, the bar area is really cosy we ate our dinner in there then breakfast in the dining room. The food; huge portions, good value for money all freshly prepared, the bar area was packed with families and couples enjoying the meals when we checked in at 5pm, by the time we went back down at 6:30 around half of the tables were occupied, we had a lovely table for two near to the fire, I ordered sea bass which came with a fish curry and rice, the portion size was huge and the food delicious, my husband went for the chicken which he enjoyed. Breakfast was plentiful with continental options as well as traditional cooked, avacado on toast with poached eggs, salmon with scrambled eggs- spolit for choice! The room; comfortable, teibbottles of water, ringtons tea and coffee and complimentary brownies, great view across the bridge/river(room 2). Location: ideal for rothbury, Morpeth and Alnwick. The staff are a credit to the owner we will be visiting again next year.

We had 2 courses and both were really good . You can tell they use good quality ingredients. Lovely food, very well cooked and presented.

We had a lovely meal at the Angler’s Arms recently on our one night Sunday Sleepover stay. The deal includes a main meal from the Sunday lunch menu. We both opted for the turkey roast; the portions were massive and the turkey was really tender. The only negative was that my Yorkshire pudding was tough which was a shame. We were stuffed but determined to have dessert and both ended up choosing sticky toffee pudding which hit the spot! We both had a medium glass of Shiraz with our meal, which was a sufficient quantity of alcohol for us. Having read comments about the price of wine in other reviews I checked the wine list before ordering and was reassured that the price of a medium glass of wine was comparable with other restaurants, which I had absolutely no doubt would be the case. Service was prompt and friendly and the atmosphere in the bar area was nice and relaxed. I must also commend the breakfast offering, which was exceptional in terms of both quantity and quality.

Really excellent meal in a charming pub. The service was exceptional and the menu varied and full of local produce. Highly recommended

Please note that this maybe a duplicate review, as my original has failed to appear here to date. My wife and I go out for a pub lunch-time meal once a week, usually on Fridays. We found this pub that we had never been to before. It was a bit of a long drive for a meal - about 17 miles each way - but we were used to driving upto 50 miles each way when abroad for a different place and menu. At the outset, I was brought a pint of a different real ale to that requested and the stated correct replacement, to be honest, tasted much the same, so I would say that the real ales are not particularly well kept. Over the course of the meal, my wife had two 250ml "large" glases of Pinot Grigio, for which we were charged £19.10, yes £19.10, £9.55 a glass, the dearest glasses of wine we have ever had in a pub, more than the price of four pints of ale! As my wife had paid on her card, on looking at the receipt later, I even rang to check that the price was correct and was told that it was. For starters, I had camembert at £9 and my wife had whitebait at £8. Both were substantial portions and very nice. For mains, my wife had a substantial portion of chargrilled chicken, which was very nice. I had roast pork, black pudding mash with gravy and three carrot batons i.e. one vegetable, whereas the menu stated "seasonal vegetables" plural. Though very nice, the portion was small and I easily manged to eat every scrap. Normally, I struggle with the portions of the mains after eating all of the starters. I wished that I had chosen my wife's main choice, for volume. Overall then, the meal was nice if unsubstatial on my part. The real ale was poor and the wine was ridiculously overpriced. We would eat there again but my wife said, unsurprisingly, that she would not be drinking the wine at that price.

Fantastic find. Stayed one night and wished it could be longer. Peaceful place, clean, comfortable and great value. The staff really care about what they do and it shows in the kindness of their welcome. Will be back!

We enjoyed dining at the Anglers Arms so much last year during our holiday in the area that we made a point of having a meal there again this year during the second week of our summer holiday. We arrived just before 5pm and, as it was a mild evening, we decided to sit in the covered terrace area which was lovely and relaxing. The food arrived quickly and the service was pleasant. I really enjoyed the asparagus and butternut curry and the hubby enjoyed his steak pie too. We both had puds which were lush! We did have a long wait for the bill; the staff weren't like appearing so we went into the bar and paid which wasn't an issue (although I hoped that the other customers didn't think we were doing a runner!). The food and drinks were reasonably priced and on par with other places where we've dined recently. It's always great to find that a place is still up to the same standard a year on :-)

Enjoyed a good dinner here on our recent trip. Very generous portions (huge sharing plate of bread, olives and humous), good pub food and friendly service. Nice location down by the river and plenty of carparking.

Stayed overnight for our wedding anniversary. Always a great place to visit. Staff are wonderful and nothing is too much for them. Rooms are lovely and cosy. Food excellent and great breakfast. Scenery gorgeous.

We were actually booked in elsewhere for a late Sunday lunch but walked out of that establishment after being completely ignored. We’d eaten before at the Anglers Arms after a recommendation from a local and had really enjoyed it . We were welcomed with a smile despite not having a reservation and our orders were swiftly taken for both drinks and food. The Sunday lunch of pork and all the trimmings was uber tasty and the crumble pudding hit the mark. The only thing I would comment on would be what I felt was an exorbitant cost for a glass of wine at £9 ( albeit it was a fairly large one but in hindsight I wish I’d ordered a bottle but the prices weren’t visible before ordering ) All in all top notch food , a lovely warm welcome and I’d certainly visit again when in the area

Found this place by chance heading back towards Newcastle from Rothbury. So glad we did , staff very pleasant and accommodating as we didn’t have a reservation and food excellent, my wife had the chicken which she enjoyed and I had the Liver special which was superb. Will seek it out again next time we are in area.

Nice friendly pub .good standard fare and value for money.dined twice would return again.steak ale pie /fish chips both nice

We stopped at The Anglers Rest for 2 nights, and it could easily have been a disaster because on the first night our water failed. No shower loo or sink. We were already in the restaurant having our evening meal when news came that the water had failed, and with the hotel at capacity there was nowhere they could move us. But the staff were great, bringing up bottled water and a huge bucket of water for the loo. At breakfast they were ringing emergency plumbers and when we got back from our day out all services were back on form. Breakfasts were great and so was the food in the restaurant. A special thank you to Kelly who went the extra mile. Our bill was reduced as compensation for the problems and our first night's restaurant and bar bill were cancelled. It was an inconvenience for which we were adequately compensated. Our second night was very enjoyable and we would certainly stop here again, despite the problem.

Visited for the first time in a while. Cost of drinks is extortionate. Food not as good as it used to be and much more expensive. Worst fish and chips we’ve ever had there and we have stayed and eaten there many times. Felt really disappointed like it was losing an old friend. Worst of all the swallows were not nesting in the outside entrance area as we have enjoyed the swallows swooping in and out in many a year gone by - I do hope there was no deliberate act to stop them from nesting as nests seem to have been removed.

We not only ate at the restaurant but stayed over night and I can highly recommend both , The food was lovely with a good varied menu and the staff were warm and welcoming.

Came here for a Mother’s day evening meal. Good quality food, generous portions. Catch of the day was delicious. Traditional pub interior. Lovely countryside location. Great staff. Handy car parking.

Would like to thank the pot washer that came out to helped me while stuck in the snow god bless! Also lovely pub!!

What can I say. Food amazing ate Breakfast Dinner and tea . Tried many dishes all fantastic. Jamie and her team work all out to make sure your stay is a fantastic one.We have been 5 times since finding this little gem of a coach house.Cannot wait to return.Its great to meet all the locals who frequent the bar. Love the friendliest folk of Northumberland 👍

We have stopped for a lunchtime meal on several occasions and the Anglers Arms has never disappointed us. It is clean and friendly and serves good food.

Well what can be said about this place. The League of Gentleman springs to mind. It’s great being in an old style bar/restaurant but that doesn’t mean don’t bother dusting. You walk in to be seated at your table and Kindley advised to sit where...

Absolutely disgraceful waited ages for food took 3 hours to get all 3 courses fish cake starter was best part of meal Yorkshire puddings were like scotch pancakes turkey was cold and dried out for the money it cost we were very disappointed won't be...

Have been recommended to come here for about a year. My partner reminding me this week and friend had been the night before so we decided to go. Anyway beautiful location Beautiful inside lovely cosy bar and restaurant very quiet at the time we went...

Great food in a friendly atmosphere, lots of choices and great puddings! we had breakfast here as well which was also spot on

Had Sunday lunch here yesterday, and can’t tell you how disappointed we were! Lovely setting & building, attentive waiting staff - however the food was a real let down! My starter of smoked salmon and prawn cocktail was an average prawn cocktail with a sliver...

A lovely pub in a nice rural area, we had walked past the pub on a daily basis and decided to eat there on the final night of our holiday, we booked a table as we had our dog with us, a nice table in...

Stopped in for food on a weekend away and the food was outstanding,the staff were amazing, even with our very vocal Malamute chatting to everyone. Cannot recommend highly enough. When I’m the area again we will definitely stop by

Beautiful food, great pub, great service, excellent menu and something for all, well worth a visit. I had the burger which was very meaty but the bacon was a little tasteless. All the other food that came was all liked. Great value for money and...

Found what looked like a hair in my soup, ... but serving staff came back and explained it was a long strand of plastic from bag of carrots, not a human hair. I sent the soup back but there was no offer of a discount....

Have visited here several times in the past and, though I’ve found the food a bit hitty-missy, the service has always been good - until today. Sunday dinner - mashed potato tasted reheated and meat was cold. Requests for sauces to accompany meals are taken...

Very disappointed in our meals ,I had creamy mushroom ,asparagus and tenderstem tagliatelle . Very bland pasta sat in a puddle of watery cream . My husband had steak and ale pie ,the mash was obviously instant!!! The pie filling from a can!!! Definitely not...

We are both veggie and thought there were options which is good, as often very limited in Northumberland! There was also a vegan option. We enjoyed our food very much, and the staff were extremely pleasant and friendly. We loved the pub inside and out...

We visited the Anglers Arms for the first time today. We were blown away with the quality of food. The bar is cosy and inviting. An excellent menu with a good variety of dishes. We will definitely return but next time for an evening meal....

To start with given a gin and tonic in a wine glass. Husband ordered tempura prawns with salad, dip and aisian slaw. He only got 2 prawns dipped in fish and chip batter and no slaw. My goat cheese starter had no beetroot as advertised....

Good tasting food, and willing to accommodate the varied diets of our family, wish more places were this helpful. The waiting staff were all very helpful, and apologetic when food turned out not to be as ordered (changed immediately). Staff all wear face masks and...

Clean, friendly and great menu choices all sensibly priced. Good service without being rushed. Is very popular so reservations highly recommended.

I agree with other reviews on here that change of ownership has not resulted in a better experience. The lady who served us was very friendly and efficient. The food we had was good to average in terms of value for money. Nearly £10 for...

Its unfortunate how under new ownership prices have sky rocketed to fund the debt repayments. I would avoid after an expensive soup and chips, the drinks have gone up by 25%.

You have to be very careful what you order!! Sizzling beef - great. Belly pork - greasy with no crackling!! Expensive for what you get. Kids meals are expensive. Burger-excellent. Pasta - simply pasta with what appears to be tinned tomatoes mixed in with it...

A true olde worlde pub with a great chef. We booked early to avoid the crowds. Extensive menu, with special options. The halibut with green veg and the steak pie were great choices. We'll be back next time we're in the area.

Myself and husband went for lunch. Our meal was wonderful. My husband said his trio of fish source was amazing. How service was even better. All staff were really nice however the young lad who mainly looked after us was a delight. He was the...

Friday 27 August 2021, After visiting a local garden my husband and I drove to the picturesque hamlet of Weldon Bridge to go for lunch at ‘The Anglers Arms’. The decor of the pub reflects a bygone age, with an eclectic and diverse range of...

Came here after visiting Cragside Hall. The first thing I noticed was the outside dining area. It was fabulous. Just like being in Greece. All covered in with lovely table settings and twinkly lights. Unfortunately it was wet and a bit chilly so ate indoors....

Just had Sunday lunch with friends and the beef was melt in the mouth. There were four of us and everyone agreed best Sunday lunch for sometime we will be back here as this was our first time for a Sunday roast. Service was attentive...

Evening meal with my wife. For starter we shared tempura prawns which were really good. Main course I had the rib eye steak which was either poor quality or badly cooked as it was tough and of little taste, my wife had the halibut which...

Disappointing, did not live up to the menu. Small portions for very expensive starters, uninspiring cooking in general!

From the moment we walked in the staff where fantastic. So many places should take a leaf from this pub. Then the food, it was fresh, tasty and we all cannot wait to get back for more.

We booked a table for four two weeks ago after seeing the Facebook posts and we where not disappointed. We have not seen our friends for a while so decided to go to The Anglers Arms, we all had starters and the crab was fantastic,...

Excellent pub meal with family and dog. Friendly staff, very welcoming. Would definitely recommend this pub. Outside seating available. Food was fab, good choice.

Just left the restaurant after a late Sunday lunch. Having lived in Longframlington as a kid and therefore having visited here many times, I was looking forward to eating here for the first time in many years after seeing great photos of the food on...

Always visit when In Northumbria and again the Anglers Arms didn’t disappoint. Excellent food as always with that all important friendly welcome and first class service from the Landlord, his family and staff. A pleasure to eat at this establishment. We will be back.

We went to this pub for lunch today, and had a wonderful experience. The food, service and situation were exceptional.

Went for a family meal whilst on holiday near there. Great choice of food and everything well cooked and presented. Good real ale on draught as well. Service was friendly and efficient. Had a table inside the bar area but could have sat outside under...

This is the 2nd time I have eaten outside in the new delightful patio area. The food was delicious and the staff were excellent. I asked the gentleman behind the bar if he had a candle to put in my mums dessert as it was...

Great food, generous portions and good presentation. All good pub food should be. Well done to the chef and kitchen staff for hitting the nail on the head. Service is competent and attentive. Would ask to sit out the back under the new covered area...

Arranged for have Sunday lunch after being here some 5 years ago and really enjoying it. Very disappointed to be served ‘roast’ beef that had obviously been boiled and then given a quick roast, carved much earlier in the day and kept warm. Served with...

Staff were excellent here. Friendly and attentive to the right level. Food was fantastic and would recommend going. External covered area. We went 2 times over holiday and excellent both times with different staff on shift.

We had tried to get a booking at another venue, boy.... am I glad they were fully booked, they really did us a favour. It was the perfect experience, the food was perfection, the only disappointment was that I couldn't try everything. After a incredible...

Never fails to impress very friendly and welcoming staff, with food that everyone should enjoy a fantastic choice and all good quality, really great.

Went with friends a week ago for lunch well worth the hours drive for good food and friendly service

We visited this venue twice during our week long break in the local area. What was particularly for me as a vegetarian was their separate vegetarian/vegan menu which was slightly different to the usual pub fare. If I had to rate this venue based on...

We went for a meal on Monday night I had the sizzling steak and prawns and the wife had the Thai curry with monk fish and prawns it was amazing the service was second to none highly recommended

After a fabulous meal on Tuesday, we booked for Wednesday evening. Both great experiences. Food was exceptional (what a chef!), as was the service. Great, well trained and informed team serving in a lovely outside environment. Everything was so well done. Looking forward to retuning...

We enjoyed a very pleasant eveening meal. There is an extensive menu with the emphasis on fish. The food and service were both first class.

It was our first visit to the Anglers Arms, It was recommended to us by friends so though we would give it a go. There were 5 of us and we all had different mains. The food was well presented and delicious. I had the...

We stayed at Longframlington for two nights and had a delicious evening meal here the first night and a superb lunch the following day. On both occasions, the staff were warm and friendly. The service was excellent and the food was amazing. The pub was...

Fabulous food, good value and excellent service. Staff were very helpful and the restaurant is much bigger than it looks from the outside so plenty of room dogs welcome in the bar area and outside

We stayed in Longhorsley for 4 nights and had two evening meals here. The food was absolutely delicious and the service was top notch. I had the monkfish Thai dish twice, and my partner had the mixed grill and steak and ale pie, all of...

We called here after a trip to Cragside. We were warmly greeted and all Covid rules were being complied with. We chose the 2 courses for £10 lunch time special which offered a great choice and excellent value. The creamy garlic mushrooms starter was delicious...

It’s a year or so since we visited the pub but we have always enjoyed our meals there for the service and variety of menu at a very reasonable price. We were not disappointed and chose the two courses for ten pounds. The service was...

How lucky to find this gem,2 night stay,breakfast very good served by 2 awesome ladies,bar meal at night was just brilliant, ham hock to die for! Served by lovely people,bar staff again top notch.thank you everybody!!

This was our first visit to this venue. The choice & quality of food was very good. I particularly enjoyed the ham hock which was a generous size portion cooked to perfection!.

Friendly and super efficient service, and perfectly cooked tasty food. Really impressed especially by the fish dishes.

A night her was wonderful. The accommodation and the food were spot on. The only reason we stayed for only one night was that it was fully booked. And is was quite obvious why. We shall certainly go back again

A hidden gem in Northumberland. Went for my Mum's 60th birthday - the images on their website do not do the food or place justice. It is great food, well presented and brilliant place for an evening meal or celebration.

This our first stay at the Anglers Arms Hotel definitely won't be our last. The accommodation was excellent value for money. The staff were fantastic very friendly, with a nice clientel balance. The choice of food extremely good from Sunday lunch to fish platters And...

Really friendly staff make you feel very welcome. Good choice of food for adults and kids and very tasty.

Beautiful food, great pub, great service, excellent menu and something for all, well worth a visit. I had the vegetarian pie, roast parsnips, nettle cheese and sage and onion stuffing, others in party has venison burger, steak and lamb, all delicious. Local ales were nice...

The Anglers Arms doesn’t disappoint on both the food quality, choice and friendliness of the staff. The current help to buy scheme was also a bonus, though we returned on a full price day too. The steak was one of the best I’d had in...

We had an excellent meal here - very nice surrounding, great staff and the most amazing food. Highly recommend.

Our Family paid us a visit recently so we decided to take them to the Anglers Arms for a meal. It is the first time we have visited this restaurant and it was perfect. We where warmly greeted and shown to our table. The service was spot on and we were quickly served our drinks, we ordered our starters and main meals which were served within a very short space of time. The meals were delicious and we all left clean plates , the sign of a good meal. Must say the staff were polite and very friendly. We shall return. micannemac

Have been visiting the Anglers on and off for the past 20+ years. Was not disappointed. The food was amazing as always and the staff are so warm and friendly and go above and beyond your expectations of customer service. Well done John and Julie, and lovely to meet Laura. Can’t wait to return

Another great meal. We booked, were greeted with kindness and hospitality. Pie was grand. This is such a lovely venue.

We came here on the recommendation of friends. What a great place. Staff were friendly, the food was great and very reasonably priced and they have a dog friendly area. All the COVID precautions were on place and seemed to work well. Will certainly be back.

Lovely family meal with good range of food and excellent COVID secure system so enjoyed relaxed evening out.

Had a very good meal tonight ! High praise from my fussy spouse who I’ve rarely heard such positive comments pass his lips. My fish platter was one of the better meals I’ve had. Wish we had found it earlier in our weeks break.