The best restaurants in Lesbury Northumberland North East

A lovely location, sat outside in the sunshine with my dog, a pot of tea, cheese scone followed by a piece of carrot cake, absolutely delicious. Thank You, I can't wait to return

We arrived for breakfast at 10am Sunday & no sign of life at all. Maybe update your opening times on Tripadvisor. Food could very well be delicious …. We’ll never know 🥺

Lovely small restaurant attached to Cookie Jar hotel. Great find. Lovely food, well presented. Staff were lovely, friendly and polite. Would definitely recommend

Bland ice cream - nothing special about it. Strawberry flavour was fairly tasteless and I left half of it. My daughter had a chocolate/rocky road which was also flavourless.

Another enjoyable meal with a consistent standard. A joy to keep returning. Thank you for being part of our holidays for the third year running

Popped in here on a hot day for some ice-cream, they were sold out of a few flavours as it was a busy day so I didn't get my first choice, but the toffee popcorn ice-cream was amazing! Friendly staff and not a bad price for what you get.

What a lovely restaurant... the service was friendly and the foid was delicious. The Baileys cheesecake was by far the best cheesecake I've ever had!

Called in for coffee and cake. Very disappointed. Cafe was very dirty. Service was extremely slow. Some people left as the wait was too long even though cafe was not busy. Far too many dogs. Food OK but disappointing.

We have just found the most perfect place. Our family are split between Scotland and Yorkshire, which makes it hard to see each other regularly. This weekend though, we found the Whittling House, which is a beautiful gem of a place. The food was excellent quality, great value and the atmosphere was perfect due to the polite professional team. I think we have now found the perfect half way point for our families to meet more frequently. We’ve now planning another get together in January, where we hope to get to stay over too.

BEWARE of overcharging at this shop. They don’t take cash, a detail you only find out when you are at the till, and was then overcharged by 75% on the card machine. As I wasn’t offered a receipt this fact wasn’t obvious until I was in an area where there was phone reception. Two trips back to the shop have failed to recoup the money and now no one is answering the mobile number I was given. Poor experience all round.

Came across this gem looking for lunch. We had the crab sandwiches which were delicious - just perfect. Noticed they did fish and chips and lobster and chips but only on two days of the week. And it was first come first served until they ran out. So went back to try the haddock and chips. Awesome. Best fish I have ever tasted - no batter, just grilled with lots of butter. Owner explained that he only used fresh locally caught fish and only when he could gets it off the local boats. It shows!!

Fantastic fish and chips. The fish is baked to order rather than deep fried in batter. You have to wait 10 mins because everything is cooked to order. Marvellous.

No longer what you see in the pic, now a converted van, called "School Yard Pizza". But the pizzas were lovely and good value. Turned up on Friday evening but seems they are not opening Fridays now. Sadly this meant we settled for a rather awful fish and chips from nearby hotel. Anyways...back to School Yard Pizza. Highly recommended.

We visited here for Sunday lunch. 6 adults 1 dog. We were met by very friendly staff. Lovely warmly environment. We all had soup or chowder to start followed by roast lamb, roast beef and pork belly washed down with a lovely bottle (or 2) of red wine! We didn’t have desserts as we were all full. Probably the nicest Sunday lunch we’ve had in a long time ! Will definitely be back .

Great place to visit, loved the treehouse theme, and I reckon it really comes alive in the summer, I would have preferred a better choice on the menu, and certainly a cheaper steak option, specially as the pepper corn sauce is basically a small tub of pepper corns in a tiny bit of Jus, which ruined the meal for me to be honest, it's called pepper corn SAUCE for a reason, you should have just handed me the pepper mill and been done with it. Otherwise a very lovely experience!