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This is a village community pub that we visit for three reasons First to help the community. Secondly for the superb food, the home made steak pie is a big favorite. And the third is the friendliness.of staff and customers.

Had a night's stop over on a Sunday night in Alnwick. After a quick search this lovely restaurant stood out to us. We arrived 20 mins before opening but this was not a problem we were invited in to sit and wait until opening time. We were shown to our table upstairs the restaurant is extremely stylish and immaculately clean. All the staff were excellent and the owner came over between course's for a chat which was a fantastic touch all the food was exceptional as was the service. If this restaurant was near me in London I would visit every week Alnwick has an absolute gem and I look forward to visiting again when I'm back in lovely Northumberland in June

Stayed as a party of 14 for a birthday celebration. The manger and his team couldn’t have done more to ensure our stay was perfect. Thank you Beaumont Hotel for your excellent service. Highly recommend and will definitely be back.

Great course and superb pro shop

Nice old fashioned pub has live music will be back.

Wonderful to finally find a cafe with parking and a lovely surprise to find good coffee and toasted sandwich’s which were so big we had to take away half for later! Great find!

Very special cafe in heavenly place run by the most delightful people. Try the Tiffin!

Lovely to be able to get vegan food. Soup, 'cheese' scone and chocolate cake 😋 Cheerful, helpful staff.

First visit, on a Friday night in March. Food was really good and some interesting choices on the menu that we'd not seen elsewhere. Service was a little slow but it was busy. Just under £100 without tip for two courses and drinks for 3 people.

Another amazing meal. Great atmosphere

Food tasted ok. Very expensive fornwhat it was. I had a full English qnd my wife had a vegetarian breakfast. Came with no meat substitute. Both breakfasts unbelievably came with no bread or toast. Had to pay extra. Worst of all was the price of the toast, 2 slices of sliced bread for about £3.50. Came with jams, but having a breakfast these wasn't needed. After asking, it was still the same price.

Lovely filling food reasonably priced great atmosphere in bar . Rooms comfortable everything you need and more . Great value for money. Great bus route just out side hotel .

A fabulous historic Inn/B & B on Roman Stanegate, close to the market town of Hexham and the Tyne Valley (10 minutes walk to the river), well placed for Hadrians Wall at its most dramatic point at Steel Rigg, and with lovely varied walks around the village itself. The rooms are luxurious, the food superb, and everything is wonderfully well-organised by Sue and Andy, who make sure every detail is perfect. The winter offer of £199 per couple/room is brilliant value, and lasts until the end of March. I could not recommend the Red Lion more highly.

Great pub full of character with friendly staff

Party of over 20 had a room to ourselves and although the Lairds House was very busy we were treated like royalty.