The best restaurants in Haltwhistle Northumberland North East

Great place, we were sent for breakfast from the local inn, and presented with the best breakfast we’d ever been offered! Relaxed and friendly atmosphere, well used by the locals, (always a good sign) dog friendly - a real treat from beginning to end - many thanks

We went Saturday morning party of 10 We had bacon Butty's Scones teas and coffees everything was great and service was excellent. We'll be back again..

We arrived just before closing, so chose from what was already cooked. I had a battered sausage and my husband had a cheese and leek pie, which he said was delicious. We both had chips, which were a huge portion, and really good.

We came to this little cafe in the heart of Britain as we had heard the food was delightful and the village was lovely. 100% accurate on both counts. Chef Carlos has a great imagination and it shows in the special sandwiches and desserts served. The sandwich I had was a chicken, ham, and avocado with garlic mayo on toasted white bread. My wife had the butternut squash falafel wrap with whipped feta and pickled beets. Chef's lovely wife Nicole extends charm and grace taking orders and dishing friendly conversation. We finished our meal with a slice of lemon icebox pie with a crust of ground digestives. It was light and delicate with a delicious taste. We walked around the village loving the smiles and friendly greetings of the village folk. Walking along the banks of the Tyne is beautiful and we visited the sites of Vindolanda and the Roman Army Fort along Hadrian's Wall. The museums are well curated and the sense of historical awe was powerful. This visit was a highlight of our trip to England from California.

Great food, lovely venue, staff couldn't be more helpful.

Probably the best pub there is. Went here just before Christmas for a Sunday dinner and it was exceptional. The portions are generous and very reasonably priced. The trio of meats was very good, everything you’d want on a Sunday dinner. A side portion of cauliflower cheese was served and included in the meal price (none of this daft stuff where people charge as an extra). Some of our party ordered the Christmas dinner which was “incredible”. The bacon wrapped sausages were like a meal in themselves. The Guinness is very good and a fair price. Lot fire really makes it a welcoming place and Marty is a top Barman.

Really lovely cafe, super friendly welcome from the staff and regulars alike. The freshly baked scones were, according to J, "top tier". Will definitely come back to try our the breakfasts. Only comment would be that a plant based milk on offer would be great for the vegans/lactose intolerant.

Visited for a family pre-Christmas lunch. Had the turkey Christmas dinner which was excellent. Service was really good also. Would definately go again .

We stayed here for 3 nights whilst walking Hadrian’s Wall and visiting Vindolanda for a day. We had a fantastic stay. Huge rooms, very friendly staff and a central location, including the AD122 bus stop being just by the hotel. Food was wonderful, including the best breakfast menu we saw on this trip. My daughter is vegan and they had a great selection of items she could eat. Sunday lunch was excellent. Highly recommended.

We arrived due to our mix up with times but bless them they served us hot food because we were very cold and wet . They didn’t have to do this as it was getting close to closing . We can’t thank them enough . Food lovely, service first class . We will definitely go again when in the area .

Enjoyed a fabulous midweek overnight stay and dinner for my husband's birthday. Gloriously comfortable room (Knarburn) - spacious, beautiful decor and furniture and just a great place to relax before a delicious dinner. The local chef creates great food (especially if you like fish and game) in an informal and friendly setting. Outstanding value for this quality. Very lovely isolated spot with Hadrian's Wall is only 15 minutes away.

The Brew Bar is a small establishment on the town square, not unlike a food cart for beer. The beer selection is small but good and is a bit pricier than nearby establishments. The place does not serve food itself, but on weekends rotates in a food cart. There are a few small tables inside and out. If you don’t get there early, you won’t get a seat because the place seems to be where the locals gather on a weekend evening. Like a block party. Fun to watch. A bit hard to join in because of he lack of space.

Really enjoyed our meal here - we both had the very good asparagus starter but my mains lamb was decidedly tough. A good range of bottled bears were available but we had wine. In the morning the breakfast was very good.

My Husband and I attended here today, the coffee and food (we both had the breakfast burger) were absolutely superb, huge portions and extremely well priced. Oh and the chips are to die for!!! 😁😁

I can honestly say that this is probably the worst eatery and pub I have ever been in. The food was appalling, cold and overcooked to within an inch of its life. And the salad didn’t have any life and obviously died the week before it was put on my plate. The place was just about empty but it still took an hour and forty minutes for our food to come out from ordering. The staff were extremely rude and unhelpful. Especially the Jezebel behind the bar. I had to take back my beer as it tasted like vinegar and asked for it to be changed to something else to be told it all tastes like that. The fact the place was empty should have been a warning. My advice is to stay well clear.