The best restaurants serving British food in Northumberland North East

This is a really great pub, community owned, friendly, good food Tuesday to Saturday evenings. It is not closed, but currently being run by volunteers who would really appreciate your visiting. There are two very confiables letting rooms, good home cooked food and friendly welcome.

Having mixed up the dates of our visit to Northumberland we found we'd arrived a day too early for our Airbnb booking Thank goodness we found The Old Storehouse - the room, food and staff were fantastic and the price for B & B was a far better deal than the Airbnb we'd booked for the following 4 nights! Loved the rear access to the downstairs rooms at the back. We wished we could have stayed here for the whole of our visit.

It's the station innit, legendary pub

Dropped in after a walk at Seaton Sluice: dog friendly, and managed to get a table on a busy Sunday. Staff really friendly and accommodating - ordered 4x fish and chips and it was brilliant. Would visit again!

Value for money provided you book a deal. Beautiful, quiet riverside setting and ideal location for walking. Lovely, helpful staff, communal areas cosy, comfy bed, adequate breakfast and food is pub grub, plenty of free parking but… very tired decor in a lot of places, slapdash paintwork, cold bedroom (radiator not working - small electric heater provided as alternative) and only a towel rail to heat bathroom, leisure facilities closed and no boot room for drying walking gear - essential for walkers. I would recommend as a walking base but not for a relaxing break.

Recently taken over after 25yrs, really disappointing, mediocre food and service. This place used to be rammed for lunch yet today was only missing the tumbleweed, waitress miserable, food v average, lukewarm and worst gravy ever, all veg on the plate, never asked once was the food ok, never came and asked us if we wanted more drinks or dessert. I’ve worked in catering and know how hard a good lunch service can be but with only two in the whole place they couldn’t have cared less….bring back hot plates, steaming bowls of veg and good beef gravy 😢

Booked a for a special occasion then one hour before we were due to eat we were told by the restaurant that the booking was cancelled. No offer of any sort of compensation e.g money off a future booking, so clearly they don't want our custom. Therefore, we've cancelled our Christmas meal with them too.

Very nice place to call in for drinks and excellent food. Friendly staff and locals to make your visit more memorable. Good selection of drinks and Tim Taylors real ales. Very dog friendly ....

We visited for Sunday Lunch, prebooked the table which is advisable. It’s one of the best carveries we have had. I opted for Beef and my Husband had Lamb, a very good selection of veg and perfect gravy. It’s very good.

Dreadful experience. Again. We came for Mothers day and it was awful. We gave it another chance today but once again were completely ddisappointed. The lady sat behind us was a member of staff and we overheard her saying everything is precooked and they just shove it in the microwave. I can confirm that the lukewarm food wasn't even reheated properly. Roasties were so rubbery I struggled to cut them up! The trio of meat was barely a sliver and it seems that even though we arrived and ordered a good 20 minutes before the lady behind us, she got preferential treatment and was served before us!! The Snowy Owl will not be getting anymore chances and we will be sure to spread the word - avoid at all costs!

Food very good, reception and dining room staff friendly and helpful. Bar staff not very good, one female brusque to the point of rudeness. Rooms small and not very comfortable, no where to relax in the rooms apart from on the uncomfortable bed. Not an issue if there were comfortable chairs and communal areas to relax for hotel guests or even comfortable chairs in the bar areas which there wasn’t. Would not recommend as a hotel or a bar to visit but food was good

Booked a table for a Sunday lunch while in the area and have to say it was the worst meal we have had for a long time. The Sunday lunch was abysmal. The meat was tough,the vegetables were rock hard,not "Al dente".Potato's tasted like last weeks. There was cross contamination whilst serving meat,ie chef using same knife and serving utensils between pork and beef. The pan seared chicken supreme was bland,very little chicken,no flavour at all. The children's meatballs was inedible. The place itself was lovely and could be a super venue.such a disappointment and needs a major shake up.

We attended an event yesterday and it was great we loved it and the staff were lovely. However, we all went for lunch at the restaurant inside and the food was so overpriced for what you got. My dad got half a sausage which was also sliced in half again in a normal bun (advertised as brioche). My husband got a pie and salad leaves for almost £10!! And we had to pay extra £3 for chips to come with it (which we didn't get) and luckily got refunded for. When looking at the farm shop the pie was £4 on its own. And I had chilli con carne on chips and there was very little chilli and even less mince! We had to pay £70 for 6 meals which was extortionate for small lunch meals. Have emailed them regarding this and had no response. Shame, wouldn't go back.

I visited this cosy coastal pub with friends based on a recommendation by a local we met at sunset on Boulmer beach! I'm pleased we followed his advice as we found the pubs pictured barmaid professionally courteous & welcoming & my Coors beer was most refreshing too!

The best fish and chips around , the staff are realy nice they recognise our car pull up and put our fish in ready , everything is cooked fresh 😋