The Fishers Arms in Northumberland - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

This is the place for a Sunday Lunch. The set menu could have had a more of a choice , but what we had was everything you would want for lunch. Yorkshire puddings plate size excellent.

Fabulous community pub/restaurant which was recommended by chainbridge touring & camp site (thank you Patrick). Great atmosphere & exceptional food & service, the selection of ales & wines hit the spot too. Food was well thought out & executed really well, great chef⭐️ Thank you for a lovely evening From table 6 from Cambridgeshire

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On holiday ,thought we'd visit turned up about 5pm to see didn't open until 6pm so decided to go away and come back . Checked web to verify times . When we arrived back at say 6.30on just to be told they weren't doing meals and may not be doing them again this season . May have them Saturday only evening and to phone to check. They need to be more upfront as to What they are doing and to change their advert and boards outside their premises bad show I think.

This is a real Northumberland village pub serving excellent food and beer. Opening at 6pm for dinner service it’s well worth a visit. The food is good honest fare with vegetables from their own allotment. Best fish and chips with batter so light it melted in the mouth. A varied menu is offered with a number of different options.lovely beer with a tasting option, very accommodating. The toilet area is immaculate , always a sign that the landlord is conscientious. Highly recommended for an evening meal. Ring to book and check opening times.

Best take away fish and chips we've had all year. Excellent, perfectly cooked and served with a smile. Recommended.

This was the first Sunday lunch since lockdown. The publican and chef have not been idle. They have cultivated an acre of land over the road and now all the pub veg comes from their super-allotment. Zero carbon miiles and super fresh. You can taste the difference. Ther wine menu has improved too. Judging from how busy they are - I would recommend booking. Just passing through, they've still got great local beer.

The food was excellent. Lovely atmosphere people were all very friendly and the pub is also dog friendly which is ideal when you are on holiday.

If you are in Horncliffe, this is your only choice for eating out. I ate here on a Wednesday evening. The chicken breast in bacon was fine, served by a friendly chap from the kitchen. The downside was the bar maid. I really felt I was doing her a huge favour in bringing my custom to the Fishers Arms. When I enquired about food, I was told there would be a long wait - the heavy hint was that she would much prefer that I didn't order anything. I persisted and ordered a glass of red wine. It was handed to me with the statement "I do long for the days when pubs didn't serve food". Perhaps it had passed her by that in country areas such pubs have long since closed down? As I say, good food but awful service from the bar.

Popped in for dinner on Friday evening. All seemed ok until we ordered a “well done” sirloin steak! At that point the barman informed us that the “chef” was going to go mad! On receiving the order the “chef” did exactly that! “Chef” came into the bar huffing & puffing & shaking her head. Some later discussion overheard about destroying premium meats by over cooking etc.. Perhaps they need to brush up on their hospitality skills! You may be the only pub in the village, however.. Berwick Upon Tweed is a very short drive away, where there are plenty of establishments more than happy to cook steak to the customers liking without the ridiculous drama.

We often stay near Spittal and we were recommended to try this pub for a meal. I am really pleased that we did, it was absolutely gorgeous. Food is lovely and fresh and hotthe service very friendly. All reasonably priced with great beer.

Just returned from dinner at the above small but excellent local pub. Really enjoyed our meal of : Fish and Chips (with lovely minted mushy peas), tasty Fish Pie with vegetables and Chicken Casserole with Leeks, Bacon with a hint of tarragon served with Chips and Vegetables - followed by Red Berry Cheesecake and light but flavoursome Lemon Posset with Blueberries and a buttery Shortbread - all washed down with a very good Pinot Grigio. Although you have to wait for your meal - the food being prepared fresh by the lady chef - it is very much worth the wait ! Have been advised of "themed evenings" and if they are as good as the "normal evenings" then we locals (and visitors) are in for a treat. We shall definitely be back !! and would highly recommend to all.

We ate in the Fishers Arms for the first time on a recent visit to the Berwick Upon Tweed area. The landlord was warm with his welcome and looked after us throughout our visit. The menu is excellent with a few specials. I had a curry and it was very good. The desserts options were gold star for such a small pub. I had home made rice pudding to die for. Prices for food and drink were very favourable. I would recommend a visit if you are in the area.

Yet again a thoroughly enjoyable meal with friends. Very rare to get all home cooked food these days, and for a very reasonable price.

Dreadful if you want to just walk in and want to eat there and then. Can only cope with one food order at a time. You’re allocated a time slot. Don’t order a shandy. They make it up as they go along. Don’t bother. To fully enjoy an hour here is to lose a day.

Popped in for a quick feed while working. Delicious terrine and a good bowl of mussels, with chips, bread and IPA! This is our local so here often and it’s well worth a look.

This is a quaint, if small, village pub with a big, friendly welcome. We started with Shiraz, and a pint of I.P.A. as an aperatif, which were very acceptable. For lunch, we chose scampi with chips, salad, and mayonaisse dressing. Boss lady declared this delicious, as she had the preceding cream of mushroom soup with chunky bread. My choice was steak and mushroom pie with potato mash and mixed fresh vegetables with lashings of gravy. This was superb. We both opted for the pensioners portions, although less than the standard, portions were very generous and more than sufficient. My choice concluded with rice pudding with jam. This old fashioned delight just as I remembered as a child, and just as yummy. Our 2 meals (2 courses), were priced at £7.95 each, representing great value for money. Our young grandson opted for the beef lasagne with chips, salad, etc, followed with chocolate brownie with custard. This A LA carte and so slightly more expensive, but with larger portion. All in all, this went down very well with all concerned. Good food at a reasonable price. Wholesome and satisfying. Mine host was very convivial and accommodating. It was also nice to chat briefly to the chef. A good lunchtime, and we are sure to return in the near future. Would recommend without hesitation. A pub with character and charm and well worth a visit.

My wife and I visited with our dog. The owner was happy to welcome us and show us where we could sit with our dog. We only had a couple of drinks but the owner and his partner were very friendly offering us local recommendations.

This is a proper old-fashioned English (just) pub in the little village of Horncliffe not far from Berwick-upon-Tweed. We were staying nearby and called in for a meal on our last night. It is warm and friendly, generally full of locals but very welcoming to visitors. There was a choice of 3 real ales, all deemed acceptable, and the menu was fairly standard pub fare. However, it was all freshly cooked and delicious. I had the fish pie, which was full of different sorts of fish and topped with little chunks of potato and cheese and served with 4 different fresh vegetables. It was very tasty and extremely filling. I couldn't manage it all but it was cleaned up by the other half who also found it delicious. He had a pork casserole with chips and vegetables which he loved. We were talked into a pudding and I had a beautiful lemon posset with blueberries and the lightest little shortbread I have ever tasted. All this at prices we are not used to (ie cheaper than at home) We had an excellent evening and left full of good food and drink. This is what a pub should be like, not an uber-trendy gastropub with over-priced drinks and tricksy menus. Or perhaps we are just showing our age!

From the warm greeting on arrival at this lovely tradtional country pub to leaving we cannot recommend it enough. The food we had was superb and reasonably priced. We both went for fish which was locally caught for once, none of your frozen icelandic fish that you get in most places. At under £10 very reasonably priced. Some of the gastro pubs we walked out of were charging £15 for a smaller helping than we got ! Came with the offer of the most fantastic minted mussy peas. As a southerner normally a bit suspicious of these but they were just amazing. A nice selection of local beers and a landlord who went the extra mile. All the locals we met were very friendly and welcoming with some great local tips for walks. In short it stood out at as head and shoulders above the other pubs we visited in Northumberland. We have no hesitation in strongly recommending it as pubs like this are becoming increasingly rare. PS card machine awaited so take cash for the time being

Hubby and I had a yummy dinner here tonight. We had the fish and chips. The fish was very fresh and the mushy peas had real mint which along with the hand cut chips completed the meal. I didn't like my dessert only because I was expecting 'American' style cheesecake (I'm Canadian) and the owner/server noticed me not eating it. He VERY KINDLY brought me the Lemon Poussant dessert which was divine!! This was above and beyond service and most appreciated. My husband's sticky toffee pudding was delicious!

The Fishers Arms is a small, traditional village pub. Good choice of home prepared pub food that is wonderfully cooked from local ingredients. Local ales. Dog friendly.

Visited the Fishers Arms today after walking from Norham along the river tweed. Four of us arrived with our Dog impressed with the welcome received from the landlord. He immediately provided a treat and water for our dog. Sunday lunch was excellent so too was the beer will return again for an evening meal.

Really welcoming and cosy pub . Fish and chips exceptional 👍🏽 Horncliffe Hookers lovely young ladies busy making craft work and enjoying each other’s company . Open fire and the wine 🍷just delicious. Will definitely return.😍🎭

We visited just a week after the pub had reopened and we were staying at the nearby 'Old Church B&B;'.

Fabulous and delicious home cooked food, welcoming landlord and cheesecake to die for. We will be back!

The Fisher's Arms has a Savoy trained chef and the food is stunning. Pudding especially. The cheescake is peerless. The wine less so, I gather they're working on their cellar. The beer is as local as the chef's ingredients. I asked about the salmon and the reply was a tap on the nose - so straight from the Tweed then. The bar is actually Eighties as is is the carpet, but all very clean and tidy. Very friendly.

Excellent food including puddings that are just divine - at a very reasonable price. Well kept Belhavens. Vegetarian options delicious rather than an after thought. Warmly recommended.

New managers, friendly welcome. Good range of food including at least two vegetarian options. Food tasty and freshly prepared, outstanding home made puddings, all very reasonably priced.

Change is in the air. New menu, food choice good, interesting choices Just had a delicious meal. Prices very reasonable. Would recommend to anyone.

Had called in without a booking. Just two of us. Had Beef and Yorkshire pudding and a vegetarian option Stilton vegetable bake both followed by Apple and winter berry crumple. Excellent. We wiĺl be back.

Did a review over a month ago - just to let people know that the phone number given on TripAdvisor was incorrect - it's 01289 not 01298. Of course TripAdvisor then wouldn't let me post a "real" review within a month. So here is my review: We visited several times at end of September/beginning of October - we were staying at West Ord so a lovely walk along the banks of the Tweed led to Horncliffe and The Fishers Arms - just down the road from The Honey Farm. Good beer and excellent pub food - favourites were gammon steak and beer battered haddock (with new potatoes instead of chips). The open fire was a bonus.

We were staying near here so decided to call in for lunch. The landlord was very helpful and told us it was pensioners day (Thursday) and meals were a set price dependant on how many courses. We had a starter and a main course, which was £9.50 each. I had fish pie and hubby had fish and chips. Both were home made and delicious.

Went here for our lunch on the first day of our weeks stay nearby. Good genuine pub grub. The starters have a good choice and there were 4 roast meats on offer. Judging by how busy it was that Sunday, I would think they have a good following locally.

Went for a walk along the Tweed, and ended up in Horncliff, we had a lovely Sunday lunch, great service hope to return.

Just tried to ring and book - CORRECT PHONE NUMBER IS:: 01289-382227 Tripadvisor has been asked to correct.

Small village pub. Pretty friendly and decent beer (Belhaven). Had a family dinner. Menu is standard, either breadcrumbs, fried or both. Except for the stark and kidney pudding. Veg microwaved. Reasonable price but you get what you get.

Dirigido por una pareja, El Fisher's Arms pub grub ofrece una sencilla donde literalmente cada plato que pedimos estaba frito en pan rallado. En general, pasamos un tiempo agradable y la comida era como lo esperaba, es estupendo tener un pub en Horncliffe y sin duda volveremos en el futuro (espero que con menos miga! ).

Visited for the first time today ,highly recommend.We had the Sunday lunch and it was delicious.A nice cosy little pub .we will definitely be making a return visit

Para una reunión de viejos chicos, escandalosa no nos podría haber sido mejor tratado. El propietario, su esposa (creo que el chef) y número de una camarera eran fantásticos. Un encantador y tradicional pub antiguo que tristemente se están volviendo más difícil de encontrar.

Lovely home cooked food in a 'real pub' . Had the steak pie, it was delicious. Would definitely recommend.

Nice local pub, good real ales, friendly welcome. Good variety of veggie food, one of which could easily have been vegan. Very reasonable. New manager, seems to be trying hard.

We ate at the Fishers Arms for the first time as a party of 5. We all had a roast lunch. I chose the Fishers as one of our party and elderly Gentleman only like down to earth British food and he was impressed and enjoyed his meal very much, as did we all. We visit Berwick from Leeds occasionally to visit the above mentioned gentleman. We used to favour The Plough Inn in West Allerdean , but as it is closed at the moment we tried the Fishers. I can report that in my opinion it is every bit as good as the Plough was. The beer was also excellent and the proprietors very friendly. The village is beautiful too. I would advise to book as there are not many tables. Give then a try you won't regret it.

Been back a few times now and never been disappointed. This visit was with family who enjoyed meal as much as we do . Good food, good atmosphere, good beer , good price, nice n cosy!! . Can't really ask for much more. !!! Again we will be back.

Excellent meal last night. Four of us went, and we all had the fresh haddock "special" - two beer battered and two pan fried. All agreed it was great - compliments to the chef! (Beer was good too.)

visited here for Sunday lunch and was not disappointed great service and food was delicious at reasonably prices will defo be back

Tried this recently on a local's recommendation and were not disappointed. Although the menu is small (sometimes a large menu can be just too confusing) the choice of mains was very good and catered for all tastes. We decided on the fish pie which when it arrived - piping hot! - was extremely filling and tasty. Plenty of different varieties of fish and lovely mixed veg. We then just had room for a pud - hubbie had hot sponge with custard and I had a scrumptious ice cream confection. All in all very good food for a small local pub. Will certainly be recommending to friends and going back ourselves.

Probably one of the best Sunday lunches I have had in any Pub , beautifully served and lovely selection .

After a Sunday dog walk we popped in here on the off chance and were very pleasantly surprised - a cosy country pub with a warm welcome. Busy too, which is great to see. The roast pork was delicious ( and with lovely crackling) and my other half, who is very picky, loved his roast beef. Veg freshly prepared and everything good quality. The beer was great too. We'll definitely be back.

We'd walked along the river from Norham and stumbled on the pub by chance. New hosts were so friendly, and we snuggled in by one of the real fires for a nice bit of pub grub. Nothing was too much trouble and Paul ordered us a taxi who'd be happy to take us, and our Labrador, back to Norham. Locals came flooding in later, and it was clear the atmosphere is always really friendly and warm. Nice real ale too - so was a shame when our taxi came to take us away!

Went here not expecting too much, however, the food was excellent and as the evening progressed the atmosphere evolved Into good craic and the locals were most accommodating. Special mention to the 'barkeep' Paul

Visited this pub with 7 other family members. This was the first time since the new owners had taken over and the whole atmosphere was noticeably improved. Served by the new owner we were shown the menu and our meals were served quite quickly by a friendly waitress. We chose several different meals but they were all served piping hot at the same time. All having agreed the main course was delicious we then chose the sweets and again all delicious. I am sure when visiting our relatives again (some of whom use this as their local) we will be dining here again. I would have no hesitation in recommending this establishment as a place to visit for a great dining venue. Try it and you won't be disappointed! We chose different meals from the menu but they were all served piping hot at the same time by a

We called in for an evening meal and was not disappointed - for our visit it was quiet but friendly.

Very friendly. Let the dogs in and excellent pudding menu!! We need to use this small village pubs otherwise we will loose them which would be a crying shame.

Nice atmosphere in a village pub. Pub food available, good value. Five miles from Berwick and a million miles away from hustle and bustle.

After a busy day exploring we phoned round for somewhere to eat at 5.30 on Sunday evening. The Fisher's didn't open till 6.30 but offered to open early to accommodate us which was super helpful with a tired 4 year old in tow. Very friendly owners and a country pub setting. Menu limited but a choice of many pub favourites. I opted for Gammon and my husband steak and kidney pudding. The food was lovely. Kids enjoyed thier food and profiteroles pudding. Definitely recommend.

Good homemade food, great beer, friendly, welcoming Landlady & Landlord. Brilliant service. I think that John m was at the end of the world or possibly on another planet. Certainly not the Fishers Arms, Horncliffe

Enjoyed a very tasty Sunday lunch here on 21st Aug. There was a choice of roast beef, pork, lamb or chicken, I chose the chicken which was delicious. There was another 18 diners, obviously the place is very popular under the management of the new owners. Apparently they're planning some refurbishment and re-decoration during the coming months. I would recommend the Fishers to anyone if they're looking for good food, real ales and a friendly reception with good service.

total, absolute, gob-smacking, abysmal, end-of-the-world, I am sure that, now and again, they serve up Amirstan Lamb. whatever you do; do not spend the night in horncliffe

Fantastic little pub. Very welcoming. Food was splendid. Dog friendly. Really enjoyed frequenting. Great ales. Only 0.8mile walk from local caravan site.

Fantastic meal, well cooked and generous in portion! Not the first time we've eaten here and it won't be the last. If you're on holiday or live in this area you have to taste this home cooking. Brilliant.

Turned up on the spur of the moment. Despite a dodgy start (awful smell of smoke ....) the food and service was good. Made to feel Very welcome and the cook came out and asked kids what they'd like. Pate starter was good, veg soup tasty and kids enjoyed their cod/chicken goujons. Large portions and nice IPA beer. Would go back but please no smoking at entrance!

Great welcome at this friendly village pub. Good beer, good food, good service, and an attentive host. We'll definitely be back.

We were drawn to this place as it is dog friendly. I wont leave my dogs in a car or a caravan and many rooms that allow dogs dont let you leave them there so dog friendly is always a winner for us.The welcome was very friendly and we were soon chatting to other customers.The food was perfectly acceptable at usual prices and there was a choice of ales.A good vist and would return if in that are.

This little village pub is under new management and the owner is doing a great job. Great choice of food and a lovely host. Couple of local real ales and a selection of the usual lagers and spirits. It's reasonably priced and the food was cooked really well. We both had steak medium which was perfect and the side portions were sufficient. Turns out the owner used to live in my neck of the woods so we had good chat but he also managed to show all other customers the same attention. In a nut shell, great service, good food, great little pub, great landlord.

As we crossed the threshold, we knew we would be happy there and well looked afterThe experienced, friendly landlord loves his jobHis conversation shows a warm interest in all his customers, whether regulars, holidaymakers or business folkThe food, cooked by his wife, is very good and the prices very fairThe bar area is welcoming, comfortable and warming in all senses of those wordsWe recommend this establishmentIt is in good handsHis interest in his customers

First visit for food under new management. Lovely homely atmosphere, nice and clean and good beer. I had gammon which was lovely and juicy and partner had steak which he said was faultless. good sized portions. Well worth a visit. We will certainly be back!!!

Quiet but friendly village pub with good pub food and prompt service. Good choice of English fayre: excellent steak, good steak and kidney pudding, varied choice of desserts although we were too full to try the latter. Dog friendly. Would happily recommend.

My wife and I were staying in the village about fifty yards from the Fishers Arms. We went in on our first night for our evening meal and we were not disappointed. The landlord was very friendly and also very busy making sure that everyone was looked after, We went there again on our second nights stay and again enjoyed it. A really nice village pub.

Whilst staying on the local Caravan Site we discovered this super village pub. Very comfortable,welcoming and warm! Two fires one in the bar and one in the Dining area.The Landlord was very helpful and the locals were so friendly that we felt at home in no time, we also had Dinner a couple of times over our stay in the area,highly recommended.Brian Turner.

A warm welcome to all who walk through the door. Real ales, good food, real fires and excellent service from the new owners. Worth a visit.

Ideal local pub. A fire at each end and a Caleigh in the middle. New owners Paul and Mandy made me and the dog very welcome. Good food, good beer. I think the Fisher's arms might be the most northerly village pub in England being just South of the Union bridge over the Tweed. Don't turn up on a Tuesday 'cos it's their day off. An evening here is an evening well spent.

We visited in search of a decent dinner at the end of March this year. The dining area is off the main bar and was lovely and warm with a real fire. Three of us ate well (main course, dessert and drinks) for just under £60. Everything was freshly prepared and was really nice. The suet pudding was slightly on the soggy side but that was the only minor fault. The steak was cooked exactly right, the vegetables were not over cooked and the chips were fluffy inside and crispy outside. There was a good range of food. It was what we were hoping for. An added bonus was the traditional music being played live in the bar while we were there.One word of warning, don't leave it too late, food service stops around 9pm. Would we go back? Yes we would.

Good, home cooked food. Generous portions. Traditional menu utilising local produce. The bar/restaurant area is a little tired and could do with a spruce but if you are in the market for a good fish and chips or steak and chips type pub lunch then this place will satisfy. It is only about 4 miles off the A1 so if you're charging along to Edinburgh or Newcastle it is well worth a visit as opposed to some of the dreadful options on the A1.

The fishers was taken over by Paul and Mandy around five months ago. They've worked hard to establish a fine village pub atmosphere combining good food and beer selection to suit all tastes. Having only recently moved to horncliffe I was keen to share this experience with visitors from the south. They were not disappointed. Everything about eating here is relaxed but efficient. Never rushed but allowed time to reflect on the menu and enjoy pre dinner drinks. The food is excellent quality home cooking and I recommend the steak, or rib of beef if having Sunday lunch. The whole experience is topped off by friendly staff and customers and two roaring open fires. Get yourself in there and enjoy it.

Went there yesterday party of 6 one vegetarian and one gluten free could not of been more helpful. Excellent meal for everyone.would go back again. And certainly would recommend a visit.

A lovely village pub with new owners, who made us feel welcome. The bar was busy and the place had a really friendly atmosphere. We liked the food which was classic bar food, but very well cooked, and the dining area at the end of the bar was comfortable and warm. Our food was good, just what we wanted - straightforward but tasty.

This is my local and have been in since the new owners Paul and Maggie have taken over to enjoy the liquid refreshment. They had only just being doing meals for a few weeks since re-vamping the kitchen. The reports that I heard we all positive so when I had my Mother an sister up for the weekend. We dined there on a Friday evening with my two sons. We added any drinks to the bill as we were eating. Paul has a quite good selection of both red and white wines along with at least two guest cask ales at any one time. We ordered generally had two courses either a starter or a dessert to go with the main, however one of the lads went 'Full Monty' and had three courses. There were at least x3 starters (pate/soup etc.) or desserts (cheesecake/fruit pies with ice cream custard etc.) to chose from and four main courses (fish/steak/pasta dish) all nicely cooked and presented. The service was attentive and speedy but not rushed. The total cost including all of the drinks was just over £100 so god value overall. We enjoyed the meal so much we booked to come back for the Sunday lunch. Paul and Maggie are starting to have regular fish supper evenings in the New year but pre-booking will be essential due to both demand and ordering of fresh local fish.

Meals are now available and very good. I ate here a couple of weeks ago and had the homemade fish pie which was lovely. The atmosphere in the pub is warm, welcoming and very friendly. Last night we were there a music evening and the pub was buzzing and the owners served free snacks. We had a great evening.

At Last Landlords who welcome their customers and know what they are doing.We all went there last night after fireworks display in Horncliffe and the place was buzzing. Free food to warm the cockles and the kids were welcome.Food going to be served as soon as the new kitchen is fitted.Will be a regular to this place in front of the open fires. Definately a place to pop into for a drink or meal.

welcome was brilliant great food nice warm fire, great new landlord!very nice new owners i would deffinetly recommend a visit!!!

"We've only one cook and she's not well"It was so bad we made our excuses and left. Heard locally that the place has recently sold and will be I new hands soon. We didn't eat here so can't attest to the food, but we were not welcomed with open arms.

Great food, staff and very welcoming inside with my small dog!Even had a great conversation with the locals!

We ate here on a Thursday and the food was good and the landlord welcoming.When we asked was the pub open every day for food the landlord said he wasn't serving food until Sunday.The pub wasn't open for food on the Sunday. We asked our B+B and the said that was happening a lot recently

We arrived on the off chance of getting a table. We received a warm welcome . The restaurant was very busy, but we had a drink and waited for a table. Staff were very welcoming. Good menu. Excellent food and service.

the title of this review says it all! But in addition there are guest ales and a friendly landlord. Well worth a visit.

After a walk along the river Tweed from Berwick we visited this the only pub in the village for s well earned pint. The interior is quaint and the landlord had one hand pull on and the ale was well kept. Despite only the three of us being in we were offered the full menu and daily specials. The lamb cobbler was very tasty and the portion great for the price. The landlord told us he is selling the pub due to his ongoing health issues and it would be a tragedy if the place closed. Hopefully a younger person wanting to be a publican sees this as an opportunity and makes the place attractive for the village and visitors. The Landlord was very kind in organising a taxi back to Berwick for us when we finished our mail.

I like this place, the food is excellent and there is a proper old style bar. I've eaten here quite a few times in the last year and it has out-performed my expectations each time. I hear that it is getting new management so hope the high standards are maintained. Excellent for dinner or lunch or just a drink

Enjoyed a meal here after receiving a warm welcome from the landlord. The local band meet on Wednesday and we enjoyed some fine music on penny whistle and mouth organ. Food was simple but well cooked and puddings were very nice indeed

Whilst staying at the chainbridge camp site we visited the fishers arms on two occasions, once to eat and once for a drink, on both occasions is was quiet but we got a very warm welcome from the landlord who sat chatting to us as we had a drink. The food we had was lovely, good home cooked grub, the batter on the fish and chips was the lightest I had ever tasted. Lovely little traditional pub with a nice welcome, felt like a local not a tourist, definitely recommend.

It was very quiet on the night we visited and had been let down by a pub we had booked - we picked the Fishers Arms from the Good Beer Guide and when we walked in we were greeted warmly and given a table. The pub looked a 'bit tired' and we wondered if we had made the right decision. But we needn't have worried - the food was good home-cooked grub, a good price and good beer as you'd expect. We all loved the sherry trifle for pudding! Very friendly and good service

The first time we used 'tripadvisor' to find somewhere new to visit and eat we read a review saying the Fishers Arms served the best fish and chips. The reviewer wasn't wrong. Small quiet village and large quiet pub/ restaurant.When we entered the pub the chap standing at the bar reading a newspaper was not a customer. He was in fact the co-owner, who, along with his wife, the chef, run a very laid back place that serves some of the finest food we have eaten over the 40 or so years of travel and eating pub grub. Their beer battered fish is the best we have ever eaten. The owner admitted that the peas and chips that accompanied the fish were frozen but if he had said they were fresh we would have had to believe him. The selection of sweets, though tempting, were not chosen as we were both unable to eat any more. A very good selection of wines, at reasonable prices, made us remark that we would be back in the near future.After a very disappointing visit to an hotel less than 6 miles from the Fishers Arms, the following Saturday, we returned to the Fishers Arms, this time to enjoy a meal with a my sister.This time we had the chicken chasseur, steak and ale pie with puff pastry topping and minted lamb cobbler. It won't be long before we return to the Fishers Arms with other members of our family as an excuse to enjoy their food, company and friendly atmosphere.

We visited this pub twice whilst staying in a cottage in a nearby village, once in the evening & once at lunchtime. On each visit we were given a warm welcome by the landlord & good service. The meals we had were great, good pub grub at a very reasonable price. We will certainly visit this pub again when we are back in the area later this year.

Great village pub, worth a visit. Hosts very friendly with cute little dog. Hope to call again one day. Definitely recommend :-) :-) :-)

We were recommended to come here by locals and they weren't wrong. The pub was very quiet at 7.00 pm on a Friday and we wondered if we had done the right thing, but a friendly welcome from the landlord soon put us at ease. We ordered the local haddock and chips, which was superb. This is a meal which can so easily be all wrong - greasy, thick batter and soggy chips come to mind - but the fish was cooked perfectly in a light, thin, crisp batter and the chips were excellent. Would definitely come again. Good price too.

We visited the Fishers Arms for dinner while staying nearby and thoroughly enjoyed it. The food was excellent home cooked pub food and they had great cask ale. The service was extremely friendly. Good show all round - I would definitely recommend it and would go back.

This was a very short walk from the camp site just down the road, but it was worth the trip. It's a very small concern, but if you're after a quiet pint in a quiet local, and the chance to have some home cooked grub, then this is the place. Lovely friendly barmaid, and we'd go back if we're staying at the campsite again.

We popped in for a meal on Saturday night and can highly recommend The Fishers Arms. The service was great and really friendly, we were told that all of the food is home cooked to order, so if there was anything we weren't sure about on the menu we could ask and have it changed. Both the beer battered haddock and chips and the minted lamb cobbler were great, really tasty and big portions, and the bill was also extremely reasonable. The only thing I would say is that it was a wee bit chilly, but the warm reception we got more than made up for it!

All the staff are very friendly as are the locals. We have now spent two New Years Eve's and had delicious food and extremely good company. For a local pub you cannot beat it.

Good pub food, friendly staff. Place is a bit tired looking but don't let that put you off. Would go again.