The best restaurants serving British food in North East

Quality old pub, highly recommend. Owners are friendly... nice atmosphere...

Visité durante la semana del restaurante y encontré las opciones de menú y la comida real para ser excelente. Platos bien presentados que eran sabrosos. Ambiente del restaurante y mesa agradable. El personal de camarera eficiente, aunque un poco nervioso, uno necesita recordar que este es un restaurante de capacitación tanto para los chefs como para el personal de espera, están aprendiendo en el trabajo, así que esto debe tenerse en cuenta. Excelente relación calidad-precio por buena comida de calidad. Definitivamente volveremos.

Brilliant bar and top night out

Varied and wide choice of food all presented and cooked very well with good sized portions. The staff were very friendly and polite could not do enough for you.

Savannah is full of food that I will crave until I have it again. I did not think a banana split would be one of those items. I recommend the traditional. It was one of, if not the best dessert I’ve ever had. The details are incredible. This is not some novelty location with an assumed following from tenure. It’s an establishment that strives to represent its craft to the fullest. Wait in line. It’s worth it.

This is a long overdue review for the perfect restaurant! I can’t fault the place or the food or the amazing staff :) you get to know them and their service and kindness is second to none having been so very well looked after by Ben, Charlotte, Daisy and Paddy in the last six months. We had a long leisurely afternoon graduation celebration meal last year and we often go for special occasions like a birthday. The food is amazing, so perfect to look at and it’s great getting the explanation per course! This restaurant has always accommodated different dietary arrangements and taken the time to understand and if required create a bespoke menu. Someone in our family requires this and with essentially a vegan/ veggie menu, this now offers a very rare and appreciated fine dining opportunity. The care and attention to offer this in addition to the set menus is over and above what most NE restaurants do in our experience. This is impressive given kitchen demands we see on telly programmes. We were there last weekend and had an amazing time. My daughter and husband always have 9 courses ( you can choose to do so on the day) but I can’t manage more than six. The portion sizes are decent and you certainly don’t leave hungry and we did take the petits fours home - nice next day with a cuppa. The calibre of food is easily on a par and often better than many of the Newcastle equivalents ( like Blackfriars, cafe 21) so it’s definitely worth crossing the millennium bridge to try. The views are also amazing from the top in the day and as the lights set and the bridge is lit in different colours. Perfect :) A little tip - if you sign up to Six emails then twice a year you get the opportunity to purchase vouchers and then you get twenty percent off the food. These usually have six months on so it’s a great way to enjoy Six and get a discount.

Beautiful food in a beautiful venue, but service was disappointing given the price point - and the fact that the restaurant boasts a Michelin star. We were there on Saturday night for my husband's birthday and shared the sea bass ceviche, Welsh rarebit and cured and smoked salmon- before getting a Cote de Boeuf. As I said, the food was excellent; beautifully presented and delicious. However, it felt that the servers were disinterested and inattentive because we were ordering from the a la carte menu, as opposed to the tasting menu. There were several dishes we ordered which featured on the tasting menu - which we heard described in painstaking detail to the table behind us as they we were served. Unfortunately, we received no such description of the details of the food - the various elements and ingredients, which you would typically receive from a restaurant of this level. It's a very minor detail - but made us feel very much like the "poor relation" - in spite of paying more than £250 for the privilege of eating there. (This was also reflected in the very casual - and somewhat tardy - approach to our drinks, too.) It's a shame the service let down what would otherwise have been an excellent meal.

Nice and cosy place with view over the river, but service little bit slow

Well presented decor. Excellent food and drinks.

I had a great time in this bar & don't think I've been in a place that has such friendly bar staff. First time I've been & it definitely won't be my last.

We booked a large family group at short notice for my 60th birthday. Everything was brilliant, we'll definitely be coming back, so highly recommended.

Love popping here when I can good choice of gluten free items to eat. And cake to eat in or take away. I can def recommend the caramel apple Betty. 😋

This was our first visit to Wentworth Cafe and we are already excited to return. The service was exceptional and the food quality was second to none. The attention to detail, particularly when it came to our cappuccinos was impeccable, and they were GREAT coffees! The produce was wonderful, tasted like it came straight from a local farm shop and excellent portion sizes. Best breakfast in Northumberland by a country mile!

Situated beside the A68 west of Consett. Good quality food and pleasant staff Plenty of parking and amazing views.

Food is fresh and fantastic 😋 Great pub and dog 🐕 friendly 👍 we will be back for sure