The best restaurants serving British food in Bamburgh Northumberland North East

Fabulous find. Exceptional food and service from all the girls on a busy Saturday night. Staying for a short break in a nearby Air BnB and went twice. Cannot fault it. Fabulous.

Fabulous lunch ,we didn’t have starters but had dessert .We both had Turkey with amazing Yorkshire pudding.Cheesecake for myself and apple and blueberry crumble for hubby .This place is well worth a visit

The staff were very welcoming from the off - and warm and friendly throughout, it is dog-friendly and the place was smart enough. The booths were a bit much - I get the privacy vibe they’re going for but they just look a lot cheaper than those in a genuine vintage pub. The drinks were fine - a recommended special from the first waitress went down well with a daughter. I guess the food just summed up what a lot of restaurants are like now. Over-priced and leave you feeling it just wasn’t worth it. Four mains, four desserts, 7 drinks, probably does cost £150 nowadays. The mussels were £22 for 19 of them - 3 of which were not open - with 2 slices of sourdough and a bit of crème sauce (see photo). The burger came with minimal garnish, and the bacon on it was AWOL. The scampi in a basket was a retro style, but was just a little dated really. So nice staff, probably not over-priced I guess, but we left a bit ‘mehhhh’ and were reminded so many places you eat out at nowadays just aren’t worth it.

We ordered two English breakfasts with poached eggs. The quality of every ingredient but the bacon was below par: Eggs - Rubbery Sausages - Inedible Rubbish Hash Brown's - Disgusting Toast - Seemed to be stale bread All for £27 I do not recommend.

The Pack Horse Inn is a gastropub in the village of Ellingham, a short drive from the A1. There is limited parking in front of the premises, but on street parking is available too. There was a set menu for Sunday lunch with 2 courses for £27 and a little more for 3 courses. There was choice for those not wanting traditional roast, including fish and a vegetarian nut roast. The main menu is more extensive. The meals were all well presented and tasty. The flavour of each part of the dishes was distinct yet complimentary. Vegetables were fresh and cooked with some crunch left in them. Several vegetables with each meal. Decent portion size. A range of beers and wines is on offer. Service was adequate and with a smile. The bar is small and it felt awkward waiting for drinks before being shown through to the table. We were booked for lunchtime opening time and had to wait for the front door to be opened which was after our booked time. The restaurant warned up after the fire came to life but it was cold when we first entered. The separate bar and dining area gives the bar the warm feel of a traditional pub. Price was as expected in this popular area of Northumbria, a little lower than at the coast. Confident enough to post the menu outside the entrance.

Excellent srvice and lovely lunch (I had roast lamb). Other dishes were good as well by the family...................

Been tonight Grate food and service

This place has got it right 'so few do' A tight efficient hardworking team producing nice food at good prices in a pleasant environment without long waits.

Stopped off here for lunch on journey from Scotland. Last minute booking, restaurant closed at 4pm and we called just before 3pm but were promised a table for our arrival at 3.15pm. On arrival we were greeted in a friendly manner and promptly shown to a table. The beef roast arrived very quickly and everything was perfect, food red hot and plentiful, beef delicious, melted in the mouth. We have stayed overnight here in our Motorhome (Britstop) on several occasions and always received friendly service. Note to other Britstoppers, if you stay here please try to spend something in the restaurant and shop to ensure the overnight service continues.

This place is just nice. That's all it had to be, not flash or posh just really good and really nice. The craster kipper sandwich is recommended, actually it's flipping awesome.

We stopped by chance at The Percy Arms for a drink and ended up eating an amazing meal-Wednesday afternoon and very quiet but the food was delicious and the service excellent. The soup was very tasty and the steak cooked to perfection - we will return!

Usually great food but disappointed with the squid. Soggy. Normally get the lobster fries which are excellent but unfortunately didn’t have any when they opened.

A typical local village pub that serves food. Well spaced out tables in the back room. Good food, piping hot and served with a smile. Sharon, and her 2 daughters looked after us very well. Sharon always smiling a ready for a chat. Recommend.

Came for a quick snack, located in the middle of the village nice suntrap garden out the back. Service really poor. We both ordered a jacket potato, waitress came back to tell us they were out fair enough so I ordered a toastie which comes with a salad and my friend ordered a sandwich. Some time after ordering the waitress came back to advise they didn't have any salad so would have to be crisps. Then brought the wrong crisps out and in a packet rather than on the plate. Finished my toastie by the time they brought our drinks (a coke!) Despite asking twice. Wouldn't return

Had heard about this from friends, as good as we had been told. Very warm welcome, nice and warm, the woodburner stove was a pleasant surprise. Coffee was good and reasonably priced. Didn't eat but saw the breakfasts and will definitely be going back to try that. All in all a very nice place to meet and chat with friends.