The Plough Inn in Northumberland

We went for a family dinner, our first since the pub’s kitchen has reopened. Excellent food. We had a tapas selection starter and then had a variety of main courses (lobster, burgers and burritos). Really tasty. generous portions and great service. Would highly recommend and look forward to going again soo.

We were so lucky to get the last table for three people - and chuffed to bits we did!!! We all decided to skip starters and go straight to mains (we all had our eyes on the delicious desserts!) X2 ordered the roast pork and I ordered the beef (which does normally get served pink but on request can be served more well done - I prefer pink!). We were also offered (extra cost) the mashed potato with truffle - sounded tasty so ordered a dish of that too. Not too much of a wait (restaurant was packed) and out came our fully laden plates with meat, HUGE homemade Yorkshire puds, roast potatoes and veg! Also a side portion of veg and a boart of.extra gravy! Extra sauces are available (horseradish etc). We all tucked in - and it soon became apparent there was no chance of us managing dessert as this was far too tasty to leave a morsel! Veg was cooked perfectly (hate over cooked limp mushy veg!) and the meat was perfect Best roast dinner for ages!

Went to The Plough today for Mother's day and had THE BEST Sunday lunch! Absolutely gorgeous, decent size portion, meat was perfect and extra gravy which is big tick for me. Four empty plates and four full tummies for us. Definitely recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I just firstly want to say thank you to the owner for being so lovely to my dog. My dog is very timid and hid under a seat in the bay window . This was fine all the time I was eating but slightly less so when I’m lying on the floor trying to coax her out. The lovely lady who runs this pub came out with some tasty morsels to help the situation. On to the review, I ended up coming on my own as my partner was ill. I’m a bit anxious at the best of times but want to give my dog some good experiences in dog friendly places. I have never been in here before but walked in and felt quite comfortable . The pub has a proper bar, friendly locals , and I was given a table by the bar with an offer to move f it was too cold. I ordered a coffee which was lovely and hot and quickly delivered. A twinkly happy eyed waiter took my order. Then I enjoyed people watching and reading for a bit. My meal was promptly delivered, it was hot , delicious and just what you want in a Sunday dinner. The yorkshires were big and fluffy and the roasties crispy and fluffy on the inside. The vegetables were delicious and fresh, I particularly liked the roast carrot and cabbage, all with tasty meaty gravy and a jug on the side. I had a nice chat with a gentleman while I waited for my food, and the people on the next table were very sweet helping herd my dog out. All in all, this is completely my kind of pub. It has a lovely community feel to it. I loved the bar, the people, the food and the service. I will definitely be back with my partner and a walk by the river afterwards. If you are reading this review unsure whether to go, I think if you try it , I can’t see anything not like. Cheers!

After a pleasant walk from Morpeth we decided to try the Plough for lunch. We sat at a table for 2 and I ordered some drinks while we browsed the menu. I had a pint of well kept real ale and my wife a glass of Shiraz. The landlord was very friendly and attentive as was his partner. We both ordered the lamb and when the landlord brought the cutlery he suggested we might wish to move to a bigger table if we wanted to spread out which was a nice gesture. The lamb was perfectly cooked for my liking (very slightly pink but melted in the mouth). They had rice pudding on the dessert menu and as it is my favourite dessert I had to try it. And it was delicious. I have never had rice pudding topped with melted chocolate (usually a fruit jam) but I would recommend it. We will definitely be back to sample other things on the menu.

First visit to this wonderful, atmospheric pub for an excellent Sunday lunch. Warm welcome from the lovely landlady Cath who couldn't have been more friendly or helpful. All staff were excellent too. Food was beautiful- top quality, generous portions and very reasonably priced. Our visit brightened up a dreary January day and lifted our spirits. Speaking of which, a very good non-alcoholic Doonbar beer was available too. We'll definitely return soon.

A great place to pop in for a quick drink, or a whole evening. The atmosphere is always welcoming, the drinks very reasonably priced and the locals very friendly too. The owners are very attentive and welcoming and this is also a dog friendly pub which allows those that can't get out because of their canine family to pop in too. When they were serving food it was always fantastic, and I am sure it will be again when it starts again. Great family run business which I am happy to support - please do too!

We were recommended this restaurant by a friend . The first comment I made was the menu was too large ? True enough when we got our food it was about the worst meal we had had in years . We eat out a lot but never again here. My partner and I had two different meals and the quality was awful

Extensive selection of food. Reasonable prices. Great atmosphere. Authentic cooking at its best. Highly recommend.

Went for Sicilian food but only serves Sunday lunch on sundays, however they were so accommodating and made us Sicilian dishes. Brilliant service and attention by staff. In reflection think whatever food they choose to serve will be good. Food was delicious and hot. Son chose lasagne which we all tried also the wild boar ravioli couldn’t have asked for better. 5 stars for this place!

Hidden Gem. The food would not have been out of place in a world class gastro pub. It was incredible. Huge choice. I had the best lasagne I’ve ever had and the burger was out of this world The welcome was warm and friendly. If you are ever out this way. You should make a trip for a meal here.

Had Mother’s Day Sunday lunch . Food nice but cold and beef quite tough . Waited 90 minutes to get main course ,people on next table waited 2 hours but were given their old free for the quiet acceptance of their wait . Lots of improvement needed Drinks expensive 2 lemonades and a coffee was nearly £10 On the positive side it was a full house and anew chef let’s hope they get it right

Had a lovely meal & our waiter Ryan was a joy! Would loved to have gone again but they were fully booked all weekend

Called in the plough about 6 weeks ago (haven't had time to review before now) We haven't been in for quite a long time as it did close down for quite a few years and just never really got round to it...we used to love the food and atmosphere here Was really hungry while out with the dogs so thought we'd give it a go ...only one person sitting at the bar on a Saturday afternoon ? We were made feel so uncomfortable and totally unwanted it took the owner/barman a good 5 mins to come and serve us and how grumpy was he ?...we felt like we were sitting in a dentists waiting room scared to speak above a whisper Ordered 2 coffees and 2 jacket potatoes 1 with beans and 1 with tuna as we only wanted something quick...quick ? omg 20 mins for coffee and half an hour for potatoes and we were the only customers there apart from 1 man sitting drinking !!! £7 for tuna and £6 for beans...rip off...they were the worst beans ive ever eaten in my life i dread to think where they buy them from they were tiny hard tasteless and watery...i left 3/4 of my lunch as the potato wasn't cooked in the middle and the lettuce was brown round the edges, hubby called his tuna slop! it was 90% mayo and 10 % tuna it was that bad...not much change out of £20 for the privilege ...disgusting Making it worse i assumed it was the so-called chef who came into the bar from the back (very scruffy looking) complaining about the bookings he had for later that evening and did they realise how difficult it was for him to juggle cooking his veg in the microwave while doing other prep work ? really ? very unprofessional to whinge like that in front of paying customers ! Normally I would go and complain if my food isn't cooked properly but my husband just wanted to just get out of there as he felt quite sick after what he had eaten so I left the pub really hungry … NEVER EVER to return... Such a disappointment, but I speak as I find

Stopped here on our road trip from Scotland friendly staff food was lovely great value and we came out full . Dogs excepted and a mint choc to finish was a nice touch hopfully when were in the area again will defo be back

We went here today as it's my partners Birthday we ordered the chicken bacon was so tender veg and chips excellent big portions couldn't eat it all. Staff very friendly .

My wife and I visited here for Sunday Lunch. The food was delicious and the meat was first class. The portions were also very generous. The staff could not have been more helpful. We needed a wheat and dairy free meal due to severe allergies and they went out of their way, changing items where necessary, to provide a high quality meal. We will certainly be returning!

I have admit I visit this place fairly regularly, but I’ve never had a bad meal there. Food is great tasting and good value.

After a walk from Morpeth we enjoyed a delicious Sunday lunch in this traditional village pub. Friendly service, good ales and generous portions was exactly what we wanted. Would highly recommend if you are in the mood for a traditional Sunday roast.

Went for lunch with a relative as we had read good reviews for this pub. Unfortunately THE CHEF HAD TO TAKE AN UNEXPECTED DAY OFF SO NO FOOD TODAY. We had to go elsewhere.

This was our first visit for Sunday lunch. We chose roast lamb and beef. There was ample meat and plenty of veg all of which was very tasty. I think one of the most important ingredients of a good Sunday lunch is the gravy. It can totally spoil a meal however the gravy did not disappoint it was very tasty and we were offered a separate jug. The lady serving us whos name I don't know was very pleasant and efficient. Would recommend and visit again.

Our 4 th pub in Northumberland on a bus trip of 50 We received a warm welcome not only from staff but the locals as well Good choice of real ales Would return when next in the area No complaints everyone I spoke to loved pub Thanks to staff

many years since our last visit so decided to call in with a short notice booking. The staff are friendly and quickly showed us to our table. It was Sunday lunches only so we both chose trio of meat(beef, lamb, pork) the large plates came out without too much of a wait and the food was piping hot(the way it should) and the veg cooked perfect with an additional gravy boat. My wife could not quite finish all her meal(a first!) as the portions are a very good size. Overall the food was excellant and we look forward to samplng their full menu. Highly recommeded for Sunday lunches.

Although we arrived late,we were made very welcome.Great Sunday Roast and the beef exceptional as were the other family members choices. Great atmosphere,very relaxed and friendly. Just outside Morpeth in beautiful surrounding countryside.

Wow visited on Sunday by chance we came across this place and soo pleased we did

On a scorching Sunday afternoon just called in here for a well needed drink after a tough walk with 4 dogs. We chose an outside table in the shade, as the small beer garden out back was in the full sun and there were no shades.

We Love this place. Always call in after fishing. Good food, really good company and great real ales.

Just had pie of the day with mash and veg. My daughter said it was the best mash she’s ever tasted. The pie was ‘proper’ just as the bar stag described it and the veg cooked perfectly. Swift service, very friendly and welcoming staff. Water for the dog provided too as well

Very friendly and attentive staff. A broad range of drinks available. A limited menu but what they do, they do very well!

We often visit this pub for drinks and/or food. Fantastic service and delicious food. Dog friendly too.

This is a family run pub and everyone couldn’t be nicer. They have menu that isn’t too large so you know that you are eating the freshest of produce. The servings are huge and the real chips are amazing! The atmosphere is relaxed and it’s dog friendly so our whole family could go! A true country pub that has retained its charm. Loved it

Happened upon this pub as couldn't find anywhere to park in Morpeth and I'm pleased we did. Delicious homecooked food. Huge portion sizes. The pie came with enough chips and veg easily for 2 people. Unreal homecooked chips. Nice, small local pub which I'd recommend if you're in the area. Will hopefully be back soon!

Lovely friendly staff, Sunday lunch gorgeous and what is best it's dog friendly, dogs are made very welcome

Visited last Sunday as we live locally but hadn’t tried the Plough before. Delicious Sunday lunch, excellent value for money, friendly and attentive staff and a nice warm welcome. Weren’t made to feel like “outsiders” like some village pubs can make you feel - where everyone stares at you as you walk in because you’re a new face! We were made to feel like “regulars” which was lovely.

Just had Sunday Beef lunch at the Plough in Mitford and Its been the best I have had out for ages. The service was friendly, quick and efficent and I was pleasantly surprised at the ample portion of good quality well cooked beef and piping hot vegetables that were not overcooked. Really good value for money and will certainly recommend to friends and family. Pleasant country pub not far out of Morpeth and dog friendly which is a bonus for us.

Called in here with friends who live in Mitford and had not really frequented previously. The pub was very busy with Sunday lunches, the food looked lovely, and smelt delicious, we had only called for a drink as we were walking into Morpeth. They had a good choice of beers and larger and the white wine was very good. The people were friendly and the landlady was very chatty. We are going to call for lunch next time we are visiting.

We enjoyed a great meal here after a busy day exploring some of the sights in Northumberland. Very personal and friendly service, good beer on draught and NO annoying music or games machines! They even have a “talking” dog! No frills, just a good, honest pub with good , honest pub food.

Recently moved to Morpeth and my husband and I have walked to the Plough on two separate occasions. Last night we went for fish and chip night, best fish and chips ever. Lovely atmosphere, friendly locals and excellent staff - friendly and helpful without the insincerity of being in your face, that you often experience in some establishments. Genuinely lovely people. Wish I could move this pub closer to my home. Will continue to visit whenever we can, despite a 3 + mile round trip. Would advise everyone to give this place a go.

We had planned to call in here for lunch on our way to Scotland. We were not disappointed. The food was great & the beer was good. Nice friendly atmosphere.

Great little place to visit after walk from castle . Food good value and good selection of ales Only drawback not a dog lover but other than that a good find

Stopped here for dinner with our dog. The food was great, the people friendly & we really enjoyed it. I would highly recommend and would love to go back next time we visit Northumberland.

Great food, good beer (and gins), friendly atmosphere and cath and Michael are great hosts. You'll be made to feel welcome the moment you walk in.

Called in here on way home to Newcastle and although it was very quiet with just a few locals and their dogs, we were greeted by the owner and picked a table. Drinks ordered a beer and a half lager we decided on local lamb chops with a mustard sauce, creamy mash and peas and for himself fish and chips. Hubby said it was the best fish and chips he had ever had, batter amazing and chips nice and thin. My lamb chops unfortunately came covered in the sauce and as I like to pick my chops up to get all the meat off this was a little messy but the chops were very tasty and nice sauce but would have been better in a little jug on the side, mash was very nice too. We would certainly go back and definitely recommend, we noticed there was an OAP menu as well.

Three of us had Sunday dinner at The Plough. I opted for the chicken whilst my parents had the pork and beef. Generous sized portions and extra vegetables were also provided, i couldn't fault the food or service..

Came across the Plough and decided to stop for lunch. The menu was interesting and there were a few specials (triple meat pie and irish stew) available as well as tradition pub food. I had freshly cooked toad in the hole - excellent, and my wife had white vegetable soup and a cheese and onion toasties, both very good. Worth considering if you passing through the village at lunchtime.

10 out of 10 we booked our table for 4 and highchair got a lovely table in front of the window the staff were lovely food was promptly served we all had 2 courses and will definitely be back thanks guys it was delicious

Often call into The Plough for a cup of coffee whilst out walking, and haven’t had food there for along time, so we decided to walk from Morpeth yesterday teatime and have a drink and something to eat.

The Plough is one of my favourite places for Sunday lunch in the area. The food is great, all home made and very tasty. The prices are reasonable and they’re very dog friendly so it’s the perfect place to stop after a walk.

Went in asked if cooking lunch today got a sarcastic reply , got drinks , had to ask where menu was , got another sarcastic reply . Food was mediocre , very small portion , still hungry . Couldn't face asking for pudding . Sorry but I work in the industry and making customers feel uncomfortable and foolish is a no .

Excellent quality food cooked to perfection .exellent staff well mannerd and very pleasant . Dog friendly . Exellent atmosphere we will defnitly return and make it a regular thing on a Sunday .lovely pub .

Went to the Plough on New Year's Eve with my family, there was a great atmosphere and the staff are...

Been tonight food service was a disgrace took forever and was edible but that's all I can say about it....

Having been to The Plough many times for snacks and dinner, I tried their Sunday lunch and wasn't disappointed. Michael...

Great little village pub. Popped in for a bite of lunch, food was nice and good value for money. Staff...

We popped in here after a walk and were delighted that they were doing food all day. There weren’t many...

We had been for a long and rather muddy walk and were ready for something to eat and drink. We...

Booked in advance for a table for seven for Sunday lunch. On arrival had a large spacious table and it was nice to see a pub busy but not crowded. The set menu gives a choice of starter, main course and desserts. You only pay for the number of courses you have. We all skipped starters but went for the roasts with a choice of chicken, lamb, beef and pork. The meals arrived with huge amounts of meat plated up with all the trimmings of roast vegetables and Yorkshire puddings etc and gravy- so if there’s something you don’t want please mention it when ordering. Additionally a large dish of broccoli, cauliflower and carrots was served for the table to share. The dessert selection was tiramisu, apple crumble , sticky toffee pudding, cheesecakes served with custard or ice cream. The beer choice was local real ales as well as the usual lagers and wines. We all enjoyed it and will go again. The only negative was that the lamb was a bit over cooked. Service friendly, helpful and efficient. It’s great to find a nice pub. Thank you.

Heard some good reports about this place so we gave it ago and pleased we did opted for the 2 course at £12.50 had lovely homemade fish cakes followed by beef lunch with all trimmings couldn't fault it beef just fell apart and veg all fresh all this with bottle of wine for £37 great value

We visited the Plough Inn for our Sunday Lunch after a walk in Morpeth. The food was really tasty and the staff were very friendly and helpful. It's also dog friendly :)

I’ve been to the Plough for Sunday lunch on two occasions now and have to say it’s one of the best I’ve had. The meat is so tender and u get a good amount .....the gravy is superb made with the meat juices. I would highly recommend this place the staff are attentive and very polite, will be a regular on a Sunday.

First time visiting this lovely, little pub in Mitford. It won't be the last. Friendly staff, good choice of beer and a fantastic Sunday lunch. Choice of beef, pork, lamb and chicken, accompanied by a homemade Yorkshire pudding, roast and mash potatoes and loads fresh veg. Puddings were lovely too. Great value, huge portions and very tasty.

We did a circular walk from Morpeth and called at this Public House for a much needed refreshment stop.Although not eating we were made to feal most welcome by the hosts and staff,they had a good selection of cask ales that they provided samples of before we purchased.The menu also looked very good although as I said we didn't eat but whould love to return if in the area again.The offer was even made to chill our own juice whilst having a drinkVery Good Public house with service to match

great b&b. nice staff and good service. nice room with private bathroom. quiet an calm living. food in restaurant was very good value and quality, but I would recommend to book a table, since it can get pretty busy around 6pm. Recommended!

had sunday lunch at the plough, havnt been for a long time and must say it was excellent staff welcoming and friendly. We were a party of four and two small children we had the beef and lamb both were superb portions large home made Yorkshires really good food no fine dining here which in my opinion is a good thing you leave feeling full will definitely will be back good drink and reasonably priced aswell

Sunday lunch, lamb and chicken very nice, a good selection of veg nicely cooked, home made Yorkshire pud. Bread and butter pud a little soggy and made with apricots not raisins. Will defiantly go back for Sunday main course.

I have driven past the plough for 2 years and never been in before now. The food was fresh and extremely tasty. The staff/owners were very welcoming and the beer was great we hardly had to move from the table the whole time we were there. Recommended to anyone wanting a lovely meal and a cold beer (or 2)I will be returning soon!

Definitely will be going to the plough inn Mitford again the staff was lovely and treat you just fabulous

Sunday lunch is a simple enough meal, but on this visit they got it wrong!pork under cooked and too thickly carved, roast chicken not sliced at all. Roast and mashed potatoes OK and lots; the vegetables all mixed and looked just as if they had come out of a freezer.The staff are pleasing and helpful, but the Chef needs to understand that quantity is no substitute for quality.

We found the pub on the off chance, hungry and looking for a very late lunch. Despite not being open for food at the time, the very welcoming staff offered to make us toasties and put a fresh pot of coffee on just for us. They could not do enough for us and we were made to feel very welcome. Thank you!

Went here on Saturday to see band The Lynch Mob, great pub with friendly staff and good selection of wines and beers. Food served and looked lovely although we didn't eat on this occasion. Small car park to side. Mitford is a lovely little village and this is nice venue, we'd certainly return.

After a pleasant walk from Morpeth on a sunny afternoon the Plough was a very welcome respite. The pub has a nice ambiance although it is pretty small and compact. The welcome was pleasant and the food enjoyable. Having an old dog wandering around the place however doesn't seem like a good idea to me on a number of levels and the gents could certainly do with some TLC. Other than that, it was a good focal point for a nice walk which I'm sure I'll repeat in future.

Visited 10th may had fish and chips and chicken Newyork fish was greasy thick batter and tasteless the chicken was cold greasy and chicken chewy swimming in bbq sauce and reheated chips . Not the best food I had especially since we were recommended by caravan park .Pub looks nice

Lovely food and welcome!We enjoyed Cumberland sausages and mash with perfectly cooked vegetables and gravy that was absolutely delicious! We took our very large dog too and he was welcomed by our hosts and locals alike. We were provided with dog treats and water for the dog which was a great touch. Will return when back up this way which we hope will be soon.

We were driving back home to Newcastle and decided to have a Quick beer at The Plough, Mitford. The parking was good. A friendly welcome with nice atmosphere. Real ale taster was offered,and we enjoyed a quiet beer outside. Prices were less than we are used to. Would certainly recommend and look forward to a return. Thanks.

Went for Sunday lunch, felt a bit strange when we walked in as heads just turned and looked at us, seems a meeting place for the locals, not for strangers popping in. We were served drinks as soon as we sat down and given menu board but after 15 mins we has to approach staff to give food order even tho we were the only ones waiting to be served, I chose lamb and only had one very small slice of meat, nice veg apart from really lumpy turnip, Was ok but will not be returning

Visited for Sunday lunch, met with a warm friendly welcome. Choice of starters and roast beef, lamb or chicken, we had the beef which was ok for the price, £8.50. Bar has a small selection of "real ales", I was given a taster of each before making a choice. Service was prompt and friendly and portions adequate.

We wanted to ascape the xmas routine and find a nice country pub for a nice lunch. Lasagne and excellent fish and chips..beer selection good (although I tend to prefer 4.5 to 5 % abv, the Dunstonburgh was spot on). Dog friendly, nice position and not too noisy. Definitely give it a try.

Lovely little pub with a lovely atmosphere, dogs welcome and brilliant home made food. The owners will bend backwards to make sure you are happy, recommend 100%.

Went in for my Sunday lunch and it was lovely, waitress was very friendly and helpful and made us feel very welcome. Food was delicious and reasonably priced as well. Highly recommend.

Came with the intention of having Sunday dinner, weren't impressed with the two unfriendly young waiting staff so just got drinks and left.First impressions count and a smile costs nothing

Not a great Sunday lunch, lumpy mash, the beef was tasteless, the veg was cooked ok just again lacking seasoning. Waitresses sat at end of bar looking very bored.

I was treat by two granddaughters to Sunday Lunch it was very very good the staff were so friendly and helpful, it will now be my regular Sunday lunch stop, the Plough Inn at Mitford.

We much enjoyed our first visit to The Plough and had a delicious Sunday lunch with perfectly cooked meat and vegetables and scrumptious puddings to follow. Kath and her team were so friendly and cheerful Adam made us feel very welcome. We will definitely return.A really good country pub with excellent food and the mint sauce was the real stuff!

We visited the pub for dinner, and did not know what to expect. The chef did a great job, lovely meal, home cooked, and managed the bar too. Great job he did.

This place seems to be under new management, and not very good ones at that.Hubby was ignored at the bar for ages, and when our food came it was the wrong order.You only get one chance to make a first impression, and we were not impressed.Won't be returning.

Great atmosphere,we enjoyed our food that much on Saturday night we went back again on Sunday for our lunch the new chef they have is a great asset to the pub and the quality of the meat they are using is second to none from greens butchers looking forward to my Sunday lunch again this week.

The Plough has just changed management and the new owners are off to a flying start. We stopped in for a family lunch and from a wide choice on the chalkboard we all went for the 10oz sirloin steak. The plates arrived promptly, the steaks were cooked just as we'd ordered, were very generously portioned, and came with excellent hand cut chips. We just about found room for puddings, mint cheesecake, and rocky road. Both were really good. The pub is friendly and welcoming, and the service was first rate. Good range of beers and other drinks, and good value. All in all, everything you'd want from a traditional country pub.

Out & about in beautiful Northumberland on a glorious day. Morpeth bursting at the seams and nowhere to park so we wandered out of town & came across the Plough by chance. The staff were lovely & very helpful & the food excellent. I can recommend the chicken pie - home made, real veggies & loads of gravy. Mind you the portions were huge so sadly no room for a pud!

Found this gem in Ellington - good variety, cater for children well too (books and games on the shelf for anyone's use). Food came quickly and was to order and was quite simply delicious!!!! Wish we'd found it sooner as we would have gone back. Was so tasty we managed pudding too!!!!

Visited the Plough Inn today 12th June 2016 with my parents as it was my mams 79th birthday so took them out for Sunday lunch.The Plough itself is in a lovely location, is spotless inside and has a lovely family feel to it. The Sunday roasts are the best I have ever had and I have visited many on recommendation. All food served is home cooked, My dad and I had the Lamb which was divine and mam had the beef, vegetable are cooked to perfection and yorkshire puddings delighful will be going back for an evening meal as I know the service will be Just as good as the staff are brilliant and the food I know will be as good also. Would highly recommend a visit.

The food tasted fresh and we cleaned our plates! It was lovely! The staff are warm and inviting and the fact we could take our dog with us made a huge difference, he is a big part of our family and it was refreshing to be allowed to have a meal out with him.

This venue has had a topsy/turvy past with good and bad spells and also closure. However under relatively new ownership and management ,it is now worth a regular visit by locals particularly. Tuesday night has a special beefburger and chips at a fiver . Well its more than that ,its an excellent size and quality and taste plus a selection of 2 toppings e.g bacon,onions,cheeses and 4 sauces and proper chips. The local real ales were excellent all served by helpful,cheerful staff. It was busker night ,so live music and songs ,albeit a little loud for size of venue, not really needing a PA system. Sunday lunches are extremely popular and the place busy. We will be back and hopefully more locals of Morpeth also .

I recently visited with family and friends. The food was excellent and the staff very approachable. The fish and chips which were enjoyed by 3 members of the group was out of this world. I would recommend this establishment and will visit again when in the area.

Half way through a tough long walk in the area we were delighted to find this terrific little pub/restaurant open. It was early afternoon. When we arrived there was a couple in eating which looked like a very nice meal. There were 4 real ale's on and I tried 2 of them. They were both in perfect condition. My wife had cider and black which was also perfect. Another couple came in and had soup and coffee. The staff were very attentive. The place, including the toilets were very clean. We can thoroughly recommend the place and were delighted to find it open after reading that it was permanently closed!

Great welcome on arrival. Food = delicious, beer = delicious, hospitality = delightful! Family and Dog friendly too. We will be talking about our evening for a long time! Many thanks!

It's on dog friendly websites and it is. It's also very people friendly. Great ales and a good choice of lagers and cider. The tradittional food was good, but the choice of curries is amazing. Not your usual pub curry, this is the real thing. Not the same choice as an Indian restaurant, but the same taste, if not better, than most. I was surprised to hear the chef was not Asian, but Scottish. Who would have guessed?Lovely staff, lovely surroundings, lovely pub.I must say, after asking the usual question about local support, most of the people in the pub were not locals. This is a real shame, a local pub needs local support.Hey, never mind, keep up the good work and stay with those brilliant curries.

Went to the Plough Inn for a birthday celebration and had the Sunday lunch. I've never had a better lamb roast! The meat was perfect and with a generous selection of veg to go alongside as well as perfectly cooked roast potatoes and yorkshire puds, I left absolutely stuffed and very impressed. The staff were very friendly and brought us some more gravy when they noticed we'd run out without us needing to ask. There is a good selection of drinks on offer including some lovely local ales at very reasonable prices. Will definitely be heading back there soon!

We visited here on a Sunday lunch time in a party of about 30 to celebrate a birthday. It had been many years since we had visited last and Mind and I were well impressed. The place had a great atmosphere and an excellent selection of local ales. Service was first class and staff were all a credit to the business. We had probably one of the best Sunday roasts we can remember having locally. Although our party invaded the place we thought they coped really well and without any fuss. We were made welcome and were well looked after. This place is certainly worth a visit and is now on our list of places to eat and drink. Well done The Plough this is what a pub should be like, great food, great beer and great service. Thank you.

Great ales in this pub - just recently reopened and it was very welcoming. Set in the village of Mitford next to a beautiful thatched cottage

For standard chat pub food this place is really great. Meat is cooked really well, there can be no complaints about the vegetables and all the condiments you could fancy came quickly. It was served with a smile and with a bit of craic from the waitress. The atmosphere is family friendly and reasonably priced. For what you pay and what you get, there's no other place I'd recommend on a Sunday.