The best restaurants in Rothbury Northumberland North East

We stayed in the little b&b room with our little dog, the room had everything we needed clean comfortable, private and only the sound of the sheep bleating to keep us company. So a great nights sleep. Lovely breakfast as well. Traditional pub in a lovely village with friendly staff will definitely book again.

Just like when i was a young lad, fish and chip van stopping here and there serving great food, was told by a lady in the butchers in Rothbury to look on the website and then you know where he will be, did not let us down, lovely fresh fish.

Absolutely beautiful food and service, can't fault anything, kids meals amazing value especially for the quality 👌 I had prawns and they were cooked beautifully, honestly can't recommend this place enough, will definitely be back

Went for morning tea as we had not tried them before. Followed a man with a dog otherwise place empty. As we entered the lady behind servery said no breakfasts this morning as I am the only one here. We just wanted espresso coffee and a cake. However, the cake selection was poor. Chose one cheese and one fruit scone plus the 2 coffees. Took quite a while to get the order. The cheese scone was cold and the coffee was not great. Definitely not worth the £14.80 charged.

Hi We visited for Sunday lunch 4 adults and 1 child...wow wow wow food is amazing and staff are very friendly cannot help you enough....would highly recommend this pub for a meal and a drink...we will be definitely be back thank you also the staff...

A Christmas treat! A very friendly, comfortable dinning room with fantastic views. Delicious food, good sized portions, well presented. Must try the Christmas menu, seafood cocktail or haggis bon bons for starter and of course delicious turkey. Although all the other options looked delicious too. Great selection of deserts to follow. A real gem, cant wait to try the Sunday lunch venue in the new year.

Nearest pub to our accomodation, spent several evenings here chatting with the locals and enjoying local ales. We had the pie off the day (steak and ale) one evening and it was delicious. Definitely more steak than you usually get in a pie. Had to have several more drinks before heading home else we would have needed a push up the hills!! Nice little corner with local products in the coffee shop area, cakes looked rather tasty but we were only in of the evenings.

Pleasant tea room with the usual selection of hot and cold fare. Staff friendly and very efficient.

Lovely little friendly cafe. Must stop here for Gibbet cake. Fabulous! Nice country area to walk around.

We have never been before but what a lovely surprise. The building looks very old from the outside but fantastic inside.

One of the most stunning spots in England

Been closed for about a month now, Google and Facebook pages need to be updated.

I'm writing this as there aren't many reviews food is always excellent run by geordie ratcliffe as this was his late wife's cafe for years he runs the cafe as Jeanette would i may be a friend but he serves excellent food keep up the good work geordie see you tomorrow morning around 9.30a.m

One of the best experiences I ever had, room are clean, stuff very friendly, housekeeping are just kindness people in the world. Close to everywhere. Prices are not extra high, so is affordable. I really have great time, as soon I can come back I definitely will.

This small family-run delicatessen is a great place to shop locally for wholefoods and locally produced goods, including hand-made bread, local jam, honey and chutneys, biscuits and cakes, various local beers and other drinks, cheese and meat as well as plenty of ideas for small gifts. There are also a good number of vegetarian products. Plenty of non-food items too such as genuinely environmentally friendly household cleaning, soap, toiletries, even socks! Really amazing what is contained in this TARDIS-like shop! There is a café in the back of the shop which is popular with walkers (I can’t comment as I haven’t been to the café myself), and also a separate counter for buying loose local cheese and there’s always a great selection including my favourite Cuddy’s Cave. The one gripe I have being the use of throwaway plastic wrap/cling film in an otherwise very environmentally friendly shop. I must mention the fantastic “tea wall” (as I call it), a large section of shelving containing such a huge range of tea, including herbal and fruit teas (sadly no Dr Stuart’s recently so I have had to buy online). There is also a range of locally roasted coffee. Although we prefer to buy from small local businesses can be difficult to get what we need locally (we aren’t fans of the one local supermarket at all) so Tully’s is really good to pop into for certain items. All in all it’s an essential local store which I enjoy visiting. We recently had family visiting from the Netherlands who enjoyed visiting Tully’s too.