The Angel Inn in Northumberland

Poor menu choices.prawn cocktail thrown together with tiny shrimps.Pie ok but no better than Greg’s chicken bake.The Angel lager was branded stuff worse than foster’s. The waiting staff nice enough but simply plate carriers.Portion of chips added to the pie was measly with about 6 good chips with the rest looked liked been in the hold for hours.This used to be a great pub food outlet moving to bistro level food.

We booked for Sunday lunch on Mother’s Day. To be fair we only booked earlier that week so could only get an early table at 12 noon. We checked out the menu and thought it was a tad expensive (£27 for 2 courses) for some of our party so emailed asking if we could just have one course and what the cost would be but they didn’t even bother to reply. When we arrived we were shown to The Barn Restaurant which was very dark and dreary and looked like an overflow place to eat. The tables were set with napkins, knife and fork but no salt or pepper. We were asked if we would like to order drinks without a drinks menu, I asked if they had one and the young lady had to keep going to ask another server every question we asked her. We were told they did not have a printed drinks menu and if I asked for something she would let us know if they had it!!! I asked about red wine and again she had to ask! We were given 2 menus between 3 of us. I asked if we could just have one course and was told yes we didn’t ask how much one course would cost BIG MISTAKE! Our food arrived very quickly 3 Sunday lunches, pink beef, lamb, pork. We had to ask for salt and pepper. The food was not particularly hot but I thought it was tasty but my husband thought it was under seasoned and my beef was extremely pink but ok for me but very grisly. Definitely NOT worth what they charged us. Having a butchers shop we know our meat. The food was really cold by the time we finished it. We were not asked if the food was ok and my husband had to ask for a second drink. We decided only to go for 1 course and give the bakers in the village some customer for dessert. At no time were we told that the 2 course choice was much better value for money and stupidly we didn’t ask! We asked for the bill and we were totally shocked 😳 . They charged us £26 for the beef, we think £25 for the lamb and £22 for the pork because the girl whipped the bill away as soon as we paid. Had we known this would have definitely gone for 2 courses . Upon leaving I questioned the cost to be told with a smirk that yes that was the price! I genuinely think that any server with any morals should have told us this when we asked about just having 1 course. The management of the establishment should be ashamed of their staff training and over all customer service when charging luxury prices. As I told the young lady with the smirk, I would not eat there again.

Attractive facade in charming corbridge, pleasant efficient staff, breakfast was fine; we were there for B&B What a shame the furnishings were so tired& unattractive , sticky tatty tables, and in the case of the carpets , absolutely filthy, stained and worn. It feels grubby and knackered & in need of deep clean and basic refurbishment. Waste of what could be a gem

Food cold, gravy with a skin and had to chase a simple drinks order- pretty poor. When highlighted to staff half hearted response.

Delicious Sunday roast. Beef & lamb were delicious and excellent portions. Red cabbage and additional cauliflower cheese. Wow amazing. Huge tasty Yorkshire puddings what more could you want. Thank you for a great meal.

We went for a hot choc early January and were really impressed. We saw the menu and said we need to come back here. So here we are, just went for our tea and it was bloody gorgeous. I have had the best meal in 2025 so far. I feel so full and happy. Staff are really friendly, the venue is comfy and warm. Also the tunes are vibing. Would reccomend. Next time we are coming for sunday lunch.

Superb quality Sunday lunch!! We booked for 12 for an early lunch as we prefer to be in & out before places get rammed. It was very quiet for well over an hour as I suspect most folk were put off by the snow… not us! We travelled all the way from the coast to feed our faces!! 2 set menu prices for a 2 course (£28) or 3 course (£34) meal. Good range to suit all.. 7/8 choices per course apart from dessert which had 5 choices including cheese board. Husband plumped for the 3 course and had carrot & butternut squash soup with a poppyseed roll, roast beef and all the trimmings finished with apple crumble & custard. I had the 2 course - mushroom, butternut squash & chestnut wellington and all the trimmings finished with sticky toffee pudding. Every course was exceptional! Staff were attentive & speedy to bring out the food. The kitchen here serve restaurant quality food… it’s elevated beyond your typical ’pub grub’. Very reasonably priced as well. It was almost full as we left.. chatting to some of the other customers around us on the way out, they go most Sundays.. and we now know why!! Sshhhhhhhh! Don’t tell a soul. Keep this gem of a place a tightly guarded secret!!

We had a delicious evening meal at the Angel. The food was beautifully prepared and presented. In the lead up to Christmas it can be difficult to find somewhere that serves high quality food. The Angel also uses local produce and the menu was really interesting without being too extensive. A highlight was the roasted cauliflower starter and the fish iwith our main course was beautifully cooked . The goose and ham pie was abslotely delicious and all the veg was cooked to perfection with lots of seasonal ingredients. We can't recommend the food highly enough.

We visited the Angel following a recommendation from friends and quite frankly we’re disappointed with some of the experience. The establishment itself whilst historic and traditional is in need of some TLC both internally and externally. Inside the bar eating area was busy and vibrant. Staff were friendly and attentive. Disappointing that they had “run out” of Champagne given that it is the run up to Christmas and we were looking to celebrate. Our table was in what is essentially the main entrance area which was separate from all other diners however it was quite comfortable and warmed by the log fire. The menu was ok and the wine list quite limited although we did enjoy a nice Amarone. The starters were fine but we had to return all four main courses as they were served cold including the accompanying additional veg, this was rectified but I like my food hot and it wasn’t. Had this not have been the case VFM was ok. Don’t think we’ll be rushing back.

We stayed here for the night last month and were really disappointed. The girl on reception was really nice and took me to our room the stairs carpet should have been thrown out it was so black and greasy. There was no mention that the rooms were all dog friendly when we booked and the smell of dog was overpowering when we opened the wardrobe think someone had a dog sleeping in there. Our evening meal was alright but nothing special and during the night my Husband who has bad asthma got really bad due to the dogs. He was bad in the morning so we didn't bother with breakfast just had coffee. We told the girl on reception and she asked if my Husband had asthma and said she would have been the same. I wrote to the manager when we returned to tell her what we thought but received no reply. All I can say is if you want a nice break in clean surroundings and don't like the smell of wet dogs avoid this place.

Have visited the Angel Inn numerous times mainly for Sunday Lunch must admit this time food was very average not what I was expecting I had the roast beef which was overcooked and very uninviting , cheeseboard afterwards was 3 small slivers of cheese and stale biscuits which I left lunch was £27.00 a head for 2 courses expected better from than this from previous visits Won’t be returning in a hurry

We stayed overnight as part of a walking tour. We did not have a great experience....The room was small but made smaller by the presence of bunk beds iin addition to the Queen size bed. It barely left us room to turn around in. The main issue we had was that the place had a grimy look to it. The floors had carpets in the dining area which were nearly black from foot traffic, beer and whatever else...the bedroom was also grimy...not dusty or anything, but just grimy... The meals do not look like those on Tripadvisor....so don't be deceived. It wasn't horrible, but it could be called ok. We were disappointed that our tour company chose The Angel Inn for our accommodation in Corbridge.

We came to stay for 1 night, & didn't stay the night left at 8 pm. Very disappointed with the dirty worn carpets throughout. It was a lovely hotel in the past. I heard its for sale? I hope whoever buys it has the money to get it back to what it once was. The bathroom was tiny with an awful contraption of a toilet (a macerator) We didn't have anything to eat or drink & saw only one member of staff, a pleasant young lady who was lovely.

The cherub fish and chips were supposed to be small so that’s what 2 of us ordered. It came up colossal! The other two in the party had full size and this was gargantuan. But it was very very good. Fish was pure white. Staff were ok but young and a little inexperienced.

Don’t be fooled by the front of this well located establishment. We stopped over for lunch on our way to Bamburgh on 31/8. The outside seating was busy with people having a drink so we thought we would join them. We ordered a cappuccino and a coke, chickpea and red pepper sandwich with soup that we didn’t want and a roast beef sandwich. I always say you should speak direct to the staff to resolve your issues before heading for a poor review. Everyone should get a chance to right a wrong but this place didn’t want to listen. I was as greeted at the bar as an inconvenience. The staff clearly have a good rapport together that unfortunately was the focus of their day with customers a necessary evil to their fun behind the bar. I wanted the sandwich that was listed with soup but we didn’t want the soup. After much discussion (and laughter) they didn’t know how to till this up so I just said tell the kitchen not to send the soup and paid for both, it was just easier! Then I asked what type of bread did it come on? Reply: bread 🤦‍♂️. More discussions and immature behaviour between staff lead to a response: white followed by brown I suppose! The food arrived but the drinks hadn’t. I asked the server if she could chase the drinks up. My wife took a bite of her chick pea and red pepper sandwich. The chick peas were rock hard and I mean as if they were dry and not soaked. They were as hard as stone. We asked the server if she could send it back to the chef. On her return she advised that the chef could do another and without the chickpea! So a red pepper sandwich it was to be. As the server left we reminded her for a second time that the drinks hadn’t arrived. She returned with a pepper sandwich 5 minutes later. Still no drinks🤷‍♂️ whilst this is all happening I have eaten my roast beef sandwich which was nice and the reason for scoring 2 and not 1. So with my meal finished and my wife forcing a red pepper sandwich down another person came out to ask what drinks we thought we had ordered. I produced my receipt and gave it to her. Food eating had stopped 10 minutes since when the drinks came. No word from the server who left as quickly as she came. So we have the drinks but no sugar for the coffee or a teaspoon to stir. Back to the bar I went for my 7th interaction. The server behind the bar sternly retorted, your drinks have gone out. I said I know but we don’t have sugar or a spoon. These were promptly thrown at me. I can assure you at no point was I rude or impatient with any server and left completely bewildered with the whole experience.

We had a fabulous lunch. We chose the “light bite” menu and had chips on the side. The menu was varied and suited all of us. I must say that the Chicken Caesar Flatbread was superb. The staff were lovely, so friendly and efficient. They ensured that a disabled parking space would be available for my husband, in fact they went above and beyond. The pub was very busy even though it was Monday lunchtime. Perhaps the sunshine brought people outside. We will definitely choose The Angel again as a delightful place to meet with our friends.

A let down. Such a nice place to visit, but our lunch was distinctly average. 3 x fish finger buns which had hardly any fish inside the batter. £10 for the offering, terrible value. The beef sandwich was a little nicer, with some substance to it, but again a bit of a let down. Will not return as it is terrible value for poor food, not much more to say sadly. A very nice ambience in the restaurant/bar, but it really needs some thought behind the lunch time snacks.

A warm welcome from young waitresses who were very helpful. We four and our puppy 🐶 had a gorgeous Sunday roast. Beef and lamb were delicious. We had sides of cauliflower cheese and beautiful red cabbage.£25 per head a little pricy but really very good quality food. Drinks £24 bottle wine £8 large glass vino. Also very nice. Centre of corbridge. Great location. Free parking if you can get in. Will be back.

Very good friendly and efficient service and good food well presented. One of our party has a food intolerance but this was calmly understood and the chef went out of his way to offer a very good alternative. This is often not the case at other venues, so was particularly appreciated. Thank you.

Food was excellent tasted very delicious I had the sea bass and cheese board the sea bass well I havnt had such a lovely meal as that. Thanku.

We stayed at the Angel as a large family party recently. We booked most of the rooms and was offered a private dining experience for 15 guests on a complimentary basis. Communication with the manager Kevin, Lily and the rest of his team was excellent. We were made to feel very welcome and allowed access to dress the apartment and the private dining room for our son's 40th birthday celebration. The food was very tasty and well presented and everyone enjoyed their meals, including a very hearty breakfast following our overnight stay. My family and I would have no hesitation in recommending this venue to other future guests. Thank you and well done to you all !!!.

Very tired place - the carpet, if you can really call it that, is like that of a 1970's nightclub - thin, and greasy black trail from door to reception and all the way up the stairs - gruesome. The staff were helpful but over-worked I think. Place very quiet in the evening when other restaurants in town were pretty busy i.e: very little available unless you had booked. Breakfast was sad and pretty grim. We had toast and croissant. I am not sure what they are using as butter but it is solid and crumbles like a cheshire cheese when cut. Only booked here for a couple of nights and ate elsewhere in the evening. We would have stayed in a b & b but most seem reluctant to have you for only a couple of nights so we couldn't get in. However there is light on the horizon - I hear another newly refurbished pub is going to be doing accommodation so that sound promising.

- although I did take a short walk around the block to see where else I could eat in town. However, I already knew there was a great selection of beers on tap, and the menu looked inviting. I ate dinner in both nights I stayed there; the onion rings with my sausages the second night were the best I've ever tasted, with an almost Japanese batter. Breakfast was also a very good offering, especially the eggs with smoked salmon.

Nearly stayed the night here but found much better accommodation and price at the Wheatsheaf hotel further up the street. Called in for a drink en route to a restaurant and was charged £12.50 for a large wine. As someone who travels a lot with work and regularly drinks in Newcastle City centre, this is the most expensive glass of wine I have paid (outside of London). I queried it with the staff and was shown the pricelist to prove it was correct. I had already taken a drink or would have rejected it. Avoid drinking here as they also serve low quality ales at premium prices too. Cold, uncomfortable bar area, means the quality and pricing are at odds with each other. The bar surrounds old, mis matched tables and chairs, and the ambience is poor. There are better places in Corbridge that charge a fair and reasonable price. Won't be back

Wish we had read the previous Trip Advisor reviews before eating here. It was our first visit since lockdown and standards have fallen. The food is very overpriced for what you get, in terms of quality and taste and if visiting Corbridge I would definitely advise eating at one of the other establishments such as the Black Bull. Having read the managers stand off responses to any criticism and his unwillingness to address this in any positive manner there seems little point in even contacting him. Our opinions seem to agree with many other comments on here.

We visited as a party of 6. A very disappointing experience. First of all we were shown to a table in the dog room, which unless you have a dog with you is pretty awful with hairs embedded into the carpet etc. However this issue was quickly resolved and we were shown to another table in the bar area. Ordering the food and actually getting some drinks was a fairly complex matter too with the waitress to her own admission not understanding the menu. But instead of finding out for us she just kept smiling and saying she didn't know. Once ordered the food arrived fairly quickly. We all had soup for starter which was fine but the main courses were very disappointing, and poor value. There was a January sale menu, which was very misleading. One of the offers was a beef pie main and soup starter which was reduced from £32 to £16, given the soup alone was £6 there is no way the meat pie was originally £26! The pie itself was ok but the accompanying veg was very poor and the potatoes cold and dry. The fish n chips ordered were very average for the price and the ham dish was dry. We would not recommend this place to anyone with so many better value, quality and service restaurants in the area. Although the service was poor the staff were pleasant.

Having read previous reviews was apprehensive but our experience was fine. Good service offered drinks & checked we were happy. Food tasty & hot. Only downside was £2 extra for pigs in blankets with a turkey dinner. Come on they are part & parcel !

Poor, undertrained staff, the need to order one of our two meals three times, tasteless food, overheated micro-waved soup, lack of atmosphere, need I go on? This used to be our "gp to" in Corbridge, but not any more. The sooner it is sold to a better team of hotel owners, the better.

Avoid unless desperate. Dropped in for lunch, seated on the table for 2 right by the toilets and the all important car registration area. Peas came cold with the fish n chips charged at a premium price but without the premium wow factor. They won’t take cash, just card only. If you bother to raise concerns directly to the manager, that no one bothers to check back your foods ok - Kevin, manager , says nothings going to change even though you’ve raised concerns. A real shame as this place used to be really good.

We had dinner at the Angel Hotel on Friday 13th October. The bar staff and waitresses were welcoming: so far so good. My wife had booked a table and we were seated out of the way in the dog-friendly area of the bar. We had just arrived from Norfolk. Our son joined us, having driven from the north of Scotland to be with us for the weekend. Whilst my wife parked in the road outside the Angel, my son parked his car in the yard at the back of the building. The meal was alright, and we left a decent tip. Two weeks later our son received a parking fine of £60 for parking in the Angel's back yard. I phoned up to remonstrate on his behalf, and a defensive telephonist was unable to find a record of our booking - though on the evening in question there was a prominent card with our name on the table. She also explained that there are signs in the yard advising that there is a procedure to follow when parking your car there. Maybe so, but my son arrived in pitch darkness after a 4 hour drive and did not notice any such signage, and when I left with him after dinner I was equally unaware of any signs in the poorly lit yard. We have provided the Angel with evidence of payment for our meal, establishing that we were indeed customers, which the telephone receptionist seemed to doubt, as well as my son's car registration number. And yet despite assurances that, in the light of this evidence, his parking ticket would be torn up, three weeks later the matter is still unresolved. This is disappointing on several levels, but I post this as a caution to other potential customers to beware the Angel's hostile parking regime.

As a former wine sales rep based in Edinburgh, but covering the Midlands and the North, I've seen this establishment and the surrounding village change beyond all recognition over the last couple of decades. Now living in Asia, I and my partner recently stopped-off in-order to do the last section of the Derby to Edinburgh run on the nearby A68. I parked-up in the half empty car park, ordered a beer, while my partner went shopping. We spent less than half an hour in the place before proceeding north. Two days later we get a message from the car-owner, my partners daughter informing us that she's been sent a 100 quid parking fine. I then phone the Angel, only to be fobbed-off with a load of nonsense about signs in the car park and iPads on the bar. In reality, at no time did staff the slightest attempt to inform me of this state of affairs, being far too busy talking the usual nonsense that university educated 20 Somethings do these days. These folks are perfectly happy to talk to you about nut allergies, and your food order - when you've made it perfectly clear that you're only interested in an ale, but the trifling matter of a ton surcharge for your troubles seems not to register in their tiny little heads as a subject of interest. Needless to say, I shan't ever be returning, and I would advise others of a similar disposition - folks who don't particularly like being mugged-off by corporate BS management speak, to do likewise. In my experience the owners of establishments such as this understand only one thing, namely money. So, if enough of it is denied to them, they usually start to engage what little brain they have, and react accordingly.

We had booked a table for five and given a quiet table out from the main bar restaurant area where there were people having drinks on sofas. Started off well from a quiet point of view but then a party of around 12 arrived for drinks only and could then hardly hear ourselves speak while they literally stood over us talking and drinking while we ate. Not ideal. However we were there for the food and it was Sunday Roast Day. Various chicken, lamb and beef dishes were ordered with potatoes and veg. All were excellent and the beef melt in the mouth.

The pub is warm and welcoming and the menu changes with the season. The new Autumn menu didn’t disappoint with creative dishes for all tastes as well as the usual favourites. We both had the duck main course, beautifully presented and delicious. Puddings are also interesting and creative with some unusual ingredients all adding to the enjoyment of the evening. The best pub meal by far in Tynedale.

Superb selection of country pub food and beer and a really nice ambience. Tuesday night and it was nicely busy. Service was slightly slow to start but brilliant throughout and the food was very nice.

Not sure what has happened to the food at the angel but its definitely gone downhill recently. Sunday lunch a few weeks ago left a lot to be desired,rubbery yorkshire barely warm food ect. The manager said it was an off night but we have just eaten there and it was below par. There is a lot of comp in the area so we will try elsewhere for a while.

Good food, but why no sugar substitutes for slimmers or diabetics. Oh….and waiters seem to have difficulty getting the right orders, all very pleasant ,

We had stayed at the Angel once before during a partial lockdown in 2021 when the restaurant was closed. This time the bar and restaurant were open and buzzing due to beautiful weather and a gorgeous terrace. Our room was spacious and comfortable and beautifully...

Stayed here for 1 night whilst walking Hadrians way a bit of a walk off the trail Rooms clean Stayed in family room which allowed dogs as twin room out of action Room smelt of dog didn’t bother me as I’m a dog person but...

The outside menu for out front of house on the tables outside is a good idea options such as the lamb beef or pork in a bap with gravy and roasties salad was very nice at £8 a nice change after a walk along the...

We pop in for lunch I had the fish and chips it was lovely and well served.The staff were lovely. I booked to go back on 25th September for reunion with old school friends which I have not seen for 14 years.

We had an excellent, fresh, plant based meal. Everything was well made and tasty and there were several different options for each course. Prices were reasonable. We would definitely go back when in the area. Staff were friendly and helpful too

I'm just about to finish walking Hadrian's Wall with my little dog Charlie. We've stayed in lots of different places along the way but the Angel at Corbridge is hands down the best by far. The rooms are lovely, they have a great selection of...

This was our first time at Corbridge even though we have been coming to the North East for years . The Angel was recommended to us . It was easy to find, park and although we hadn’t booked were lucky to get a table ....

Disappointing. Over priced fish and chips that were overdone to the extent they were rendered barely edible and £18 to boot! Flatbread with pomegranate seeds that were rank. £8 for kids fish n chips. Complaint resulted in discounted bill, but not reallye point. Would rather...

Sat outside in the sunshine, and enjoyed drinks and a delicious lunch. Now it’s not a fast food outlet, I’m sure they consider themselves to be a gastro pub so I was surprised that when the food was delivered we were told we had to...

A short visit but underwhelmed. Popped in for a drink with the dog, asked where we can sit and were directed to the reception area. Was surprised that the bar ( with stone floors) was dog free but the reception was ok (small, carpeted and...

Lovely hotel, very helpful staff, clean and tidy. Food delicious both evening meal, breakfast and packed lunch.

Didn't stay just had lunch. Wish we hadn't bothered. We were given a table with the comment that she would be back shortly however she didnt bother. so went to the bar to order food and drink. Steak in bap was stringy, beer was awful...

Angel Inn Sunday lunches elevate the traditional roast to new heights. We opted for two courses -- starter and main. We both had the goat cheese galette to start with. Perfectly flakey pastry topped with a generous portion of cheese and the contrasting sweet and...

A long wait to order at the bar. Apparently the WiFi was down so no card payments. I said (and shouted eventually) that I pay cash only to be told its card only!! Well after almost 10 minutes, the 5 staff involved succumbed and took...

Nice enough place though far to warm in the bar. Met an old friend for coffee, he lives locally and recommended this place. It was perfectly nice, staff attentive, coffee etc. fine but a week later I got a £30 parking ticket from one of...

All I wanted was a pot of tea and a cheese scone (which was delucious) Why on earth are they using these silly little 'Chinese pots' only holding one cup. I hope these aren't used at breakfast.

We went for the specials board I had corned beef pie my wife had the cheese pie both served with peas and gravy. Couldn’t fault either, tasty pies gravy and peas. It was the portions that were tiny about 1 1/2” at the thick end....

Great food, I mean really good. Fish and chips were huge for my wife and daughter. The roast pork was so tender and Sunday trimmings were great. Beer was lovely, Jack the Devil, I think. Only down side was service was a little slow, not...

Fab food, meats cooked well, maybe more potatoes wouldn't go a miss... but the staff are amazing. Helpful, attentive and smiley. Lovely roast dinner with family. Busy, bustling environment and lots of great puds to choose from too. Will def be back, my favourite Corbridge...

We've been to the Angel for many a meal, and normally they're very good, but this time (Sunday Lunch), we left very disappointed. The beef was beautifully cooked, but for our party, what makes a Sunday Roast is the Roast Potatoes. I kid you not,...

I was so hungry when I got to The Angel, and it had my favourite on the menu...Liver, bacon and onions. I asked if it could be sautéd instead of grilled (as per menu). The chef did it perfectly. THANK YOU. I felt well looked...

We ( me and hubby) stayed overnight for my 70th birthday and this place was lovely. Beautifully furnished warm apartment room at a bargain offer price for January. Good food and wine included. Can't fault this place. The staff are so friendly and helpful. They...

Very friendly welcome, shown to a table very quickly with someone to get us drinks within seconds of sitting down. Menus provided very soon after. Lovely atmosphere; a good ‘busy pub’ vibe!

We had a programme of things to do around Corbridge so we were glad of a comfortable central place to stay Other reviewers say that it is a little run down - probably true, but having the patina of age may be a better description...

The thought of a coffee in front of an open fire seemed appealing. Alas, staff rather disinterested and pub felt a bit rundown. After a few minutes waiting we went elsewhere - the Watling Coffee House was busy and welcoming. Don't think we will be...

Went for lunch on Saturday, staff seemed confused by who was doing what and came across rude. Food average and over priced , Again service clumsy, all seems rundown , badly managed, won’t be returning

After a horible drive up from Kent (5.5 hours were stretched to 8 hours!) we checked into our accommodation and were desperate for a meal. The Angel was indeed a heavenly saviour! Despite arriving just before they finished serving food for the night, the friendly...

Came for a day out in Corbridge with my 5 year old little girl and thought we would stop for lunch. Came into the restaurant to be greeted by a sign saying wait here to be seated, that’s fine but when you stand there for...

We waited a long time to be seated,ignored many times. Decided to go out and back in the other entrance and go to the bar. We finally were seated at a dirty table although the barman did wipe it for us. We had sirloin steak...

Following a really lovely Sunday Lunch recently we called back for a lunch time stop today. Disappointing sums it up! At the price £10, you would have expected a large hearty bowl of soup not a “teacup” which wasn’t even full. The “special” meant the...

Dinner booking was a must, and so we did, to assure that we could have a meal. We were shown a table for two in a quiet section, near the bar. I ordered an Orange Whiskey Sour which lacked the flavor I would have expected....

We visited for Sunday lunch after a long walk to Sycamore Gap and we were ready for a treat. We were very pleased with our decision. Everything was delicious. So fresh and tasty and excellent value for money. We loved the choice and the 2...

We are regulars to Corbridge and the Angel. We live in Scotland and always have the Sunday lunch as Scottish establishments as a rule dont do Sunday roasts as good as our English cousins! Busy restaurant on a hot day. What an enjoyable lunch! Roast...

We visited on a busy hot Sunday for late lunch. The welcome and service were outstanding. The two members of staff we dealt with were really engaging and helpful in recommending local beers and food. The Management must have taken on board previous reviews because...

Nice atmosphere. Sorry I didn't book the accommodation because the food at the restaurant was really nice. Had the fish an chips and a pint of the local lager . Great

We dined here recently. Walked in without booking and got a table no bother. We both ordered starters and mains. The food for both of us was beautifully presented end good portion sizes, the quality of the produce was clearly evident. There was plenty of...

Food and menu not as good as I hoped tonight. Whilst a range of options on the menu, there weren't many to our taste. Waited long time for mains and dessert. The specials, shepherds pie was great value. Unfortunately I was left hungry after my...

We called on a day out for lunch and the food was excellent, service rather slow but that didn't matter as the waiter and the food were brilliant Very reasonably priced too

On arrival we were not greeted, had to walk around until we found a member of staff. We ordered two 3course meals and a 2 course meal. Requested that our sons meal come out with our dessert, this didn't happen so while we were eating...

Nice staff good ale but the food is very poor and must only relying on passing trade as locals must never eat here. The buck stops with the manager / owner 🤷‍♂️

Room ok and booking in was very welcoming. Dinner was a comedy of Errors. Wrong starter brought to table and eventually replaced with a so called soufflé. Had to ask for knife and fork..three times!! for both courses. Main course was cold in middle and...

We enjoyed a cocktail party in one of their private rooms and outdoors. I needed help with my bags and the staff at the Angel were really helpful in storing them until my arrival.

Visited Tuesday last week en-route to holiday break. Booked table for 2 adults and 5 year old. Friendly accommodating waitress who was great however food lets this pub down. Child pizza was horrendous. I don’t mind irregular shape pizza however this looked like a big...

Called in with the kids for a quick lunch today. Food was excellent and staff were very attentive. Had a great steak salad and kids had the wagyu burger and fish n chips from the kids menu which were excellent. Great selection of draft ale...

Thought we would call back to the The Angel as we had had nice food there before the pandemic and it isn't on our doorstep and we were in the area. Very excited to order fish pie (£16) and was absolutely gutted to receive, the...

We stayed here recently prior to our Hadrian's Wall walk. Great room and comfortable bed. However we discovered the room had not been serviced properly prior to our arrival. The bins were not emptied and the welcome tray was without mugs, spoons, milk and coffee...

Angel Inn, Corbridge has a great menu with plenty of locally sourced items (wild garlic, local cheeses and nettle soup for example), amongst the usual pub lunch staples. Staff were exceptionally polite and knowledgeable about the menu and also gave some useful & clear advice...

It used to be a classy, well run place. But is now shabby, with poor untrained staff. Food is now poor. For breakfast, the porridge came after the egg and bacon. Cooked breakfast was over cooked, particularly the bacon, fried bread and black pudding. No...

Very poor value for food and service provided. The vegan pie is £15! and although it was a big portion it was extremely bland. How they can justify charging this much for a predominantly potato based dish is beyond me! We waited a while for...

A great dog friendly pub. Stopped off with our 3 Springers and enjoyed a bite to eat and drinks.. really nice staff and decent food too.. Certainly worth a visit

An amazing Sunday lunch, could not fault the food and the service. If you want to go for one of the best Sunday lunches in the Tyne Valley you cannot go wrong. Great cocktails, atmosphere, a wide range of gins and friendly, very helpful staff.

We had the most terrible food and service here....avoid. We had complained at the time but to no avail. The persons in charge here should consider their failings and accept them and rather than remonstrate with us they should acknowledge their shortcomings as rudeness is...

Table on right of door needed cleaning. Only two other tables in the bar were occupied. Went to sit down and were told that the table might be reserved. Offered a table next to the toilets. We decided not bother then were allowed to sit...

Can't fault the visit. We arrived on 11/2/2022. We hadn't booked and the bar was full but we were able to sit in the lounge without any problems. We had a lovely sunny spot by the window. Two of us had the 'Ultimate Fish Finger...

Went with friends on busy Sunday after having visited the week before. It was very busy, the staff friendly especially the Manager, and the meal of two courses for £20 was great value considering the quality. I had beef followed by sticky toffee pudding and...

not a great experience at all really. The food was very poor for the price. The fish finger sandwich was advertised on the menu as the ultimate! it certainly was not. The bun seemed stale and i ordered chips which were luke warm & limp....

Food has went down hill massively!! and they don’t accept cash only card which they didn’t tell me till the bill came, never heard of somewhere not accepting cash before ??

Told there was a table at 1 o'clock. drove half an hour from Newcastle to be told there was no tables. lady on the front desk very unhelpful and didn't offer a solution and shrugged us off. Never even apologised and just left us to...

We booked for Dinner on Friday night and it was delicious. My husband had the fish and chips (don’t think either of us have ever seen a fish soo large!) and I had the sausage and mash. Both were beautifully cooked and well presented. We...

We've eaten here several times now, usually after a long walk with the dig along the riverside, the promise of a hearty meal and fine pint waiting at The Angel at the end, knowing that the dog will be welcomed openly in the bar and...

A lovely visit as ever. The Sunday lunch was exceptional with everything cooked to perfection. Extra praise for the Bashed & Buttered Swede which was delicious. The Lamb was beautifully cooked. Exceptional value for money. The Prawn Cocktail starter was really good with lovely fresh...

We have visited the Angel Inn regularly over many years and today Dec 6 we took a friend for lunch. The bar staff were as usual friendly snd helpful but the food quality was really disappointing- the soup , vegetable broth was barely warm and...

The brisket sandwich I ordered was advertised as having a "sweet treacly sauce". In the event it was very dry and not easy to enjoy. My companions were equally not over impressed.

We ordered the brisket sandwich, the salad was unwashed with soil all the way through the lettuce, making it inedible. The beef was very hard. When the lady cleared our plated I showed her the salad on the side of my plate and all I...