The best restaurants serving British food in Stockton-on-Tees North East

We came for my daughter's birthday, and the atmosphere was amazing. It was very calm and welcoming. The staff were extremely polite, and there was a nice selection of food and drinks. My daughter had the Hunter's Burger, and she said it was to die for. I had the carvery, and it was beautiful – the gravy was proper gravy. We had cake, and they had an excellent selection with very generous portions. My son loves ice cream, and they had a great range of flavors. I would definitely recommend this place, and we will certainly be back for more.

Was really busy. Quick bar service, food took a bit longer but every table was full. Great menu. Recommend chicken skewers and mega mixed grill. Down loaded app for points and offered. Definitely be back.

Went in to this Brewers Fayre (and have been for a few weeks now), but this time we took our visiting Swedish family with us. Di, the waitress was amazing, she went above and beyond with the table layout to ensuring our kids were fed first leading to less fuss for us parents. Food was cooked really nice (shame no black pudding or strawberry yoghurts) and I believe the chef was Ryan. Even though I didn’t see the Duty manager do much whilst I was there, he opened up the play area for our 6 kids so us adults could enjoy 5 mins of morning peace lol. Would definitely return.

Came in today with my mam for a mother and daughter afternoon . We both had the the braised feather blade of beef it was to die for, possible one of the nicest meals we’ve had in a long time, followed by jam roly poly and custard. Portions were perfect too, compliments to the chef for flavours and presentation. Also the staff are lovely too, friendly, approachable and couldn’t do enough for us. We will be back .. thank you for a lovely dining experience at the Falcon xx

Went on sat 18th the place empty which meant it had no atmosphere we were the only diners food served cold not their finest hour not sure it will drive me back

Lovely atmosphere but the brie and cranberry toast was not up to standard. Very dry and not enough filling. It was more like two pieces of toast without butter.

So ... we were looking for somewhere different in Yarm today for lunch .and as we walked past "The House" I was seduced by a picture outside of a full english breakfast . The picture depicted a plate with two eggs , two sausages and all the trimmings , it looked delicious . I didn't need to look at the menu , I knew what I wanted to eat . We duly went inside and were greeted warmly by a member of staff . How disappointing to find that the picture outside in no way resembled the actual food ! Only one egg , one sausage ....etc I felt we were lured inside by false advertising ... . Granted the Menu on inspection did state " Egg , Sausage , etc etc " .... but not what was depicted on the picture outside . So .... be warned !!!!

Lovely food however ordered mince and dumps tonight.. looked more like peas and dumps!! Absolutely awful.. I dont like peas.. most places don't serve with peas and if so very few to pick out.. this was on another level.. couldn't eat it.. PEAS GALORE!!

Great pub great staff our local but sadly not anymore stopped selling Chardonnay which I thought was popular as they often run out of 😢

We had afternoon tea today and it was absolutely lovely. Our waitress Libby was very attentive and made it a very pleasurable experience. Nothing was too much trouble and the setting was perfect.

As title says, with the lovely note that it's the only place I know in the area that has oat milk (and every other not milk milk if that's what you'd like). Great staff too.

Our visit was for a very important anniversary and although the initial greeting was friendly it was downhill after that. Ten minutes after arriving we were finally asked if we wanted a drink, another ten minutes and wrong drinks appeared, the reason given was they were busy although there were still empty tables. The menu was surprisingly limiting, more a lunchtime than dinner but I picked the burger and my wife had sea bream. The burger was ok but only came with fries, no salad just a teaspoon full of dreadful so called coleslaw. My wife’s fish was appalling, tiniest fillet with one new potato cut into four, she asked for more potatoes and by the time they arrived we had finished our meal. We spoke to the young lady head waiter who said they were busy and that the portions were normal before reluctantly taking a small amount off the bill. Big disappointment for our golden anniversary, we will not be coming back.

First and foremost I would like to say the cafe is called POND VIEW NOT KINGS COFFEE. The staff were very friendly and the coffee excellent. We didn’t have to wait long to be served . I think this review should go under Pond View cafe not Kings coffee

Handy spot in the small industrial estate frequented by workers from the jnits nearby. Very popular especially over the lunch hour. Great choice on the menu, to eat in or take out & pretty quick service too. The food is definitely OK but where they fall down on each & every occasion I have been there is in clearing the tables! This doesn't seem to be a priority for them at all. Many many times I have had to clear away the debris from someone's previous lunch before I can be seated to have mine! Otherwise they have everything going for them.

For £5.50 well worth it, five veg all well cooked, a choice of meats. My only gripe is that the mash was a bit tasteless but still edible. Will certainly use it again, great value.