The best restaurants serving British food in Weardale County Durham North East

Awful omelette. I asked not to have the chips served with an omelette and salad for £9:00 Still paid £9:00 for small salad with two fried eggs…not even combined, completely flat, crisp edges….the last thing you would describe as an omelette. Requested salad dressing ‘don’t have any’ was the answer. Small pot of mayonnaise was begrudgingly given after we requested it. Whole place smelt overwhelmingly of frying. Poor dale if it can’t summons up better food than this.

Been here before. We ordered 2 Pasties and 2 Coffees. The lady took our orders. The food was lovely. Coffee was lovely (nice and hot) The staff were very polite.,friendly, and helpful. Dogs are welcome too. We will be back again. Thank you.

This was our second visit here, met friends the first time, enjoyed so much came back just the two of us. Super friendly welcome. Clean, fresh and spacious room. Had a lovely, well cooked evening meal, slept like a dream and woke up refreshed for a home cooked full English. Traditional style pub, thoroughly enjoyed and will be back - thank you!

No warm welcome, no friendly hello. “Hello there, we’ve booked a table”, I said. “Wait a minute I’ve only just got in”! Coldest day of the year in winter, no fire lit and dirty hearth. “Might the fire be lit?” “I don’t know - maybe later when we get round to it”. Literally nobody else in, not surprisingly. Used to be busy and such a cosy pub with the friendly welcome you expect from a country pub. “May I see the menu please?” “In a minute.” “Can I order please?” “What do you want?” ”Wait a minute” was snapped at me. One vegetarian meal on the whole menu including starters. Used to be such a nice friendly pub but now part of a chain and ruined by current general manager. Sadly won’t be returning.

Absolutely loverly - fantastic place, friendly family owned and run & it shows. Cakes, coffees, baked goods and much more. If you are ever near to Wolsingham then don’t hesitate to drop by, you won’t be disappointed.

Called for a Saturday tea and we were not disappointed. Fabulous quality and great portions. Not cheap but well worth the money. Will be a regular call for us now. Loads of amazing places to park up and eat so winner all round.

Good old fashioned butty shop. Bacon sandwiches made to order, well made with plenty of bacon. Staff really nice and friendly.

Now called PLATFORM ONE- Fifteas Vintage Tearoom. Same type of seating indoor and outdoor but a brighter, fresher look with clearer signage. Cornedbeef pie was the order of the day. Nice light pastry and tasty filling. We took some jaffa orange cake back home and it was lovely and moist and delicious. Great pot of tea and a Cappuccino and much better service. A vast improvement on our last visit.

Arrived at about 12.55 seated and served and what was served was appalling , frozen roast potatoes , what seemed like frozen mashed potato , broccoli was soggy and no colour , watery gravy , only thing homemade was the Yorkshire pudding , pork was ok but hardly any flavour , husbands lamb was ok , offered no condiments, left majority and was out the door for 1.30 pm , never again , waiting staff left a lot to be desired !!!

Booked a table for my wife and I to have a child free meal, food was beautiful good size portions and really flavoursome, we had a few drinks afterwards in the bar and was made to feel really welcome, will definitely be back and I suppose we'll have to fetch the kids 😏,thanks for a lovely evening see you soon.