The best restaurants in Murton County Durham North East

This pub is ok when they actually have food on they advertise a carvery till 8 we turned up at 5.30 it was our 35 wedding anniversary and we wanted to go out for a special dinner we were going to have all three courses and a few drinks only to be told they didn’t have any carvery left really bad management to run out of food two and a half hours before closing we ended off coming home and our special meal was beans on toast it’s a ok pub for a quick meal but don’t go there for any special occasion they will just let you down

Stuff missing and no cheese on the cheesy flat bread..

I've just ordered from here the first time and I'm not impressed. No flavour ,totally bland.. I wanted king prawn chow mein but what I've had delivered doesn't resemble king prawns.. £14 down the drain

Large Morrisons situated in Dalton Retail Park. Plenty of parking. Free cash machines. Cafe with a good selection of snacks,meals and drinks

I've been here before in the afternoon and had a great scone and coffee. This morning however my scone must have been yesterday's and straight from the fridge as it was so cold , hard and dry, I didn't want to make a fuss because of the Elderly lady I was with. Throw yesterday's scones in the bin please.

Went in for a sandwich and hot drink at lunchtime. The drinks were OK as was my wife's baguette. My baguette, though, was as tough as old boots. Even though I ended up leaving half of it I still had indigestion. Won't be back I'm afraid.

Takeaway was absolute garbage..disgusting..terrible…if you are from Seaham or visiting Dalton Park…DONT GO..this is what you get.. absolutely terrible

We had booked the function room for our 40th wedding anniversary party, but 2 weeks before the party, we found out that the venue event organisers, Oldfields, had gone bankrupt. With people coming from all around the country, we were worried, and I contacted the Town Council who told me they were trying to arrange a new events company to take over. There were a few anxious days while this was sorted out, but with just about a week to go, the council told us that a new company had been agreed. The company employed many of the same staff so that the arrangements carried on, unchanged,, and the evening was a great success. Many thanks to the council, particularly Judith, and to the new events company, especially Colin and Emma, for resolving this. We had a great time, the venue is good, food and celebration fizz were plentiful, DJ played music from our chosen playlist and fitted in with the band we had arranged. separately. Great work.