The best restaurants in South Tynedale Northumberland North East

Great burgers and lovely friendly service from bar staff and waitress. Well kept beer and homely atmosphere can highly recommend.

We arrived at the last minute but Nancy was kind enough to still serve us we had tea and cakes which were fantastic. (Most excellent as my husband says.) Danish apple cake and ginger and sweet potato cake. The café is clean, inviting, interesting with an array of any cake/dessert you could possibly fancy. We didn't even have time to look at the furniture and other arty items so will have to go again when we come back on holiday. Nancy is so nice and hospitable.

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Superb cafe great cake try the delicious hot chocolate drink with marshmallows really good. Carrot cake was good a massive slice aswell but best of all the views from the cafe into Allendale are outstanding

Try it!. Its the best quality and value meals you'll get in Northumberland.

Fantastic Northumberland food pub with locally sourced ingredients. A superb selection of seasonal dishes from local suppliers. Game and meat cooked on open air BBQ for a smoky flavour. Excellent quality, flavour and service. Dishes paired with good wine menu and in-house digestifs for dessert. Great location in the Tyne valley, friendly staff and cosy rooms. Would highly recommend a visit.

What a very good meal we enjoyed last night at this pub. The salmon dish was excellent. Three separate eating areas and very pleasant staff. We’ll be back!

Disappointed with Thai meal, to much salad which I didn’t expect large portions but not my favourite, Steak Pie was very tasty Chips under cooked peas like bullets

It's an amazing setting, and the staff are very helpful and welcoming. The food was good, and a lovely breakfast. The room was clean and tidy, if slightly dated in places. Great Value for Money - We would stay again. The A68 is relatively quiet, especially at night, and it's set back slightly, so no issues with traffic noise.

We’ve driven by here a few times and never stopped, but today we gave it a go due to the ‘bar cafe’ sign outside. We were only after a coffee and cake. We’re so pleased we did, very friendly staff, cracking tray bakes at a really good price, nice hot coffee, and a good old English pub vibe. Plenty of parking, nice pub garden with children’s play area to the rear with lovely countryside views. We noticed the ‘street food’ Friday dates, and will be back to give that a go!!

Amazing Sunday lunch! The best Sunday roast I’ve ever had. Beef was melt in the mouth, huge Yorkshire puddings, fluffy roasties and delicious gravy. Lovely selection of veg too in little side dishes. Starters were all great, I had game terrine. Too full for desert unfortunately, but they looked good too. Lovely hotel and village to wander around. Loads of history. Would definitely recommend

Nice cafe with a good range of food and cakes and friendly staff. My only criticism is that there are too many customers with dogs. One large dog tried to stick its nose onto my table and the owner, rather than apolgise, thought it was amusing. There should be a 'dog free' area of the cafe or, better still, dogs only allowed in outdoor areas.

Lovely evening in a lovely pub the Landlord and his wife were great , very welcoming and the food was amazing best pub food I have had in ages more like restaurant quality

Visited as a party of 12 for Sunday Lunch. Food was top class with a good choice and very reasonably priced. Great service, would recommend.

Fantastic service and food was amazing. Welsh Rarebit was very nice as were the panini. Tea was good. Well worth a visit. It was not too busy with motorcycles and cyclists along with us motorists. Dog friendly and they loved their biscuit treats.