The best restaurants in Chevington with Longhorseley Northumberland North East

I broke down near this lovely cafe. it was closed when I arrived but the lovely Hilary still helped me by enlisting the help of her friend, booking me in with a mechanic and offering me free coffee and cake. what a lovely lady. thank you so very much Hilary

An amazing experience. Robin is an outstanding host and the food was out of this world. We celebrated our ruby wedding anniversary here and it made a memorable occasion even more memorable. We spent time looking at all the animals, emu, highland cattle to name a few. The best time was in the Obbit house where we listened to great music and laughed all night. Excellent!

Possibly the best cheese and ham toastie I've ever had in my life and decent coffee, a great find.

We were staying in the area for New Year, so after looking at the reviews booked for the 9 of us. The welcome from staff was warm, and we promptly got seated. The menu was limited, which was disappointing as there was no mention of this on the website. We had the selection of breads to share. This took 30 minutes to come out to the table. We then waited a further hour after we had finished our starter for the mains to come out. This is ridiculous, and it wasn't until my husband went and said something we had been left in the conservatory with no interaction from the staff at all during this time. There was no apology, but I just i will go and see. However, the food was exceptional although a little pricey, but everyone enjoyed the food. I would definitely go back if the services were improved.

Lovely welcoming pub great food fast service and very friendly staff especially the barman who kindly reserved us a table next to the open fire was lovely and cosy will definitely return next time we are travelling this way the price was reasonable for food and drinks we had belly pork with black pudding / homemade steak & mushroom pie / garlic mushrooms and potato skins (could not fault clean plates all round )

Changed ownership, started off great but think they must be feeling the pinch as the fillings in the sandwiches has drastically reduced in size so it’s nearly all bread, the selection available has reduced be prepared to wait ages if someone in front of you wants a coffee, and their opening times are ridiculous, shame.

My daughter had her engagement here,and the room and staff 5 ⭐

Having been for a lovely meal a year ago we promised ourselves Christmas lunch this year. It was not cheap - £240 for 2 but we expected a nice experience so didn't mind. On arrival I was offered a drink and a waitress on her way back to the kitchen offered a left over canape. They said they were bringing more out but these never appeared - my husband didn't get one at all. There was nowhere to sit in the hall and as I struggle to stand for any length I had to ask about being seated. There was nowhere to hang coats except on the back of the dining chair canteen style. Please note we had been to The Grand Tynemouth the previous day and coats had been taken and hung on a rail. The room was undecorated for Christmas and cramped. We were sat at a very feeble table that seemed to have been assembled that morning-very rickety. After about 10 minutes a bread roll was brought. Great we thought food is coming. 20 minutes later the starter arrived. Considering we had pre'ordered early in December it should have been more organised. The starter we chose -pate- came with a very strange slice of bread? That I can only liken to jamaica ginger cake - not at all compatible. Then followed a long wait for the plates to be collected. No sign of a drinks waiter we had been there almost an hour. We eventually caught a chap who had delivered drinks to a nearby table and he did serve us. Dinner finally arrived - and I can tell you it wasn't just us. We were all looking around wondering what was happening. Nearly 45 minutes later. The dinner itself was not pleasant and definitely not worth the £240 cost. The roasts were not crisp. The turkey appeared to be pressed meat. The stuffing seemed to be commercial rubbery type. To say we were disappointed does not overstate it. I wasn't prepared to wait another 30 minutes or more for a sliver of Christmas pudding. So we left. Eshott what were you doing??? The whole thing was a shambles and definitely not what we expected or anticipated. You didn't appear to have enough staff. You crammed too many people in and your chef must have had a day off. Ruined what we had been looking forward to.

Poor choice and poor food. My chicken & ham pie with roasted veg was so dry I couldn't eat it. My husband's portion of squid was so small, it was not worth having. Plus, the chef's hiphop music was playing so loudly in the kitchen that we could hardly here the tasteful background music in the restaurant. The waiter was lovely and really did try to look after us well. We were staying in the Hall overnight but there was no inclination to eat there again because we would have struggled to choose something - it really is just basic pub grub that is not very good and it really should be so much better for such a lovely setting/hotel. The wine selection for rosé was astonishingly bad ( a lovely summer's day and there was a zinfandel and a very rough pinot grigio blush - please at least put a Provence/Pays d'Oc rosé on the list or at least a better quality PG blush!). I really hope they make some improvements because a lot of the problems are really quite basic.

Stayed in a nearby cottage and stopped off at the Oak Inn for a bar meal on our first evening. Everyone was very friendly, there was a nice atmosphere and the food was tasty and well priced.

Absolutely fantastic Sunday dinner probally best one we have had out ever everything had such food flavours well seasoned amd beef was cooked beautiful so soft