The best restaurants in Norham and Islandshires Northumberland North East

Been a few times when going into Berwick. Fantastic breakfast at a great price. Very nice staff - service with a smile. Plenty of parking.

We had a toastie, crab sandwich and a coffee and it was freshly made with fresh quality ingredients and absolutely delicious! Watching them cater patiently for all requests (no butter, extra pickle etc) is admirable and at peak times, as long as you are prepared to wait a short time, you won’t be disappointed.

We called at this tea room and shop on our visit to the village and castle at Etal. Portions are very generous. As is the size of the teapot 🫖! Service is with a smile. I can't say that I would make a regular choice of a Singing Hinny but I'm glad I tried it. This was the only place in our two weeks visit to Northumberland that we found it for sale.

Excellent cafe, well worth the stop. Food was delicious. Lovely shopping section too. Local produce.

I have never experienced such poor service ever! The woman literally shouted in my face for moving the dirty bowls. Other people in the pub were looking at us in shock it was unbelievable! Myself and more importantly my 10 and 11 year old children were really upset. We obviously left so can’t comment much on the food but the bowls left on the table were half full and didn’t look great so I can only assume the food is as bad as the service. I’m a 41 year old secondary school teacher and I have honestly never been made to feel so awful! I would advise no one's goes to this establishment ever!

Lovely little traditional pub. We just popped in for a coffee on a very quiet afternoon, but the owners were friendly, the coffee was good, the dog was welcomed, and I'd like to visit again when it's a bit busier, and take the opportunity to try their food and their beer.

Good food but far too much and quite expensive £10 for crayfish cocktail starter and £17 for fish n chips. Service was very good friendly staff

We were traveling through the area and stopped by this small business. They opened a little late but it was worth the wait. The scones were coming out of the oven when we ordered. Don’t miss this gem of a place. Sweet or savory, you pick…both were wonderful.

An absolute gem on the Holy Island! We stopped here to grab a sandwich, some cake, and a drink to take with us as we explored the island. The customer service was excellent, the owner was an absolute delight and super helpful. The food is delicious, and a really good selection too! And on top of all that they sell maps and books of the island as well, it really is a must visit and a one stop shop for everything you need on your island adventures!

Only ate in the bar - Food was good, and there was good service. However for pub food, it was quite expensive.

A lovely little gem, warm atmosphere and warm home cooked food. Lovely service, extremely quick but not felt rushed. There were 5 of us and we ordered a variety of dishes from starters mains and puddings. Big portions for a good price and served hot.

We popped in for lunch while visiting on the Heatherslaw Light Railway. What a perfect addition to an already enjoyable trip. Very friendly, helpful staff. Food was nicely prepared and served promptly with a good range of choices. Nice atmosphere and would recommend.

Really friendly staff .... helpful.... the best cakes I have had for ages!! Close to Etal Castle. Not to be missed on a visit. Great range of baked goods.

First time visiting Marshall’s with my husband and 6 year old. It was quite full when we arrived however we managed to get a table within 10minutes of waiting and got served almost straight away. The waitress was incredibly helpful with the menu regarding my son’s peanut allergy and although it was busy she genuinely seemed happy to help us. The food was INCREDIBLE. My husband and I had the breakfast option 2&3 and everything was cooked fresh and beautifully. It was hot to the table and no faults at all. My son had the pancakes and absolutely loved those too! Overall, it was a great experience food and service wise, it is however quite loud as it is a small cafe. If you have anyone with sensory issues I recommend bringing earmuffs.

Friend called in to get some items for lunch, quiche was hard, caramel shortbread was hard and tea cakes were inedible these were not cheap either I’d never go back as we have had this previously from there a while ago snd hoped it had improved