The best restaurants serving British food in North East

Worst place we’ve been in UK so far. Service is none existence. I saw similar reviews but thought to give it a chance since it look quaint from outside. My husband and I both waves our hand couple of times, as you can see in the video - many servers in the kitchen chatting, some walking around, no one bother. There is a young lady that attended to us at the door and still standing there doing nothing but refuse to attend to us. Her face shows so much displeasure. If she hated the job and people so much, she should not be servings. Staff in the kitchen does not wear gloves and handled everything bare hands. Food is not great. Avoid this place at all costs!!!!!

Went to charge my EV. Happy I didn't have to pay for parking but you need to go in the pub to register the vehicle

Bet pub in Hebburn, great food, lovely staff always have a enjoyable visit to the Longship

Great pub with very friendly staff. Louis and Steve were very helpful, friendly and served a great pint!

Best restaurant in town. Amazing steaks. Book again soon.

Oh dear, we have just been for the Sunday carvery for the first time after reading the reviews & we definitely will not be back, we were so disappointed. PRO’s Free parking Easy place to find Friendly staff CON’s Some of the seating area was too close to each other, but we understand when pubs are trying to make as much money as possible in this day & age. Between us we tried 4 different meats & they do look as if all of the pre-sliced meat is reheated, as the meats we had were curled around the edges. The turkey was thickly sliced, but tough to chew. The lamb was sliced very small & was very tough indeed. The pork, again was a tough chew with very little taste. The beef was a much softer slice, but did have a sour taste to it. It’s the only carvery we’ve tried where you can’t help yourself to your own roasties or cauliflower cheese. The rest of the veg did leave a lot to be desired & one veg we couldn’t ID. Gravy was a lovely consistency, but again, not much taste. One of the syrups on the cold drinks machine also seemed like it needed to be changed or it wasn’t mixing properly. None of these comments will come as a surprise to anyone working in the pub, as they will have noticed the amount of food left on our plates & drinks left in some of our glasses. Such a shame our experience was so poor, as it does seem like a friendly pub, so maybe if you only want a drink on a Sunday, this would be a nice place to visit! Shame it spoilt our personal Easter Sunday lunch trip out, but we did cheer ourselves up slightly when we popped in to Greggs for lovely cream cakes & really nice coffees.

Great spot, super chill family atmosphere, pizza n subs are straight up fire 🔥

The Sunday lunch was great and Emily the waiter was amazing absolutely lovley very attentive and generally great all round the very large portions and definitely worth the price.

Had some very nice mushroom soup served by some friendly people

Excellent service and quality food superb all around experience ty.

Great little local and they’re dog friendly too!

Accepted the host's recommendation of crispy pork belly from the Sunday lunch menu, and it was simply superb. Friendly, attentive staff, and a lovely setting. 'How nice was that food?' became a well worn phrase that afternoon. It's now in my personal hall of fame. Book a table with confidence - you won't be disappointed.

Popped in for lunch had hot roast sandwich with gravy. Was really nice would definitely go back. Friendly staff beautiful views of the golf course

This is the friendliest Costa I’ve ever been to. As I don’t live in Yarm, it’s not my local Costa, but every time I’ve been here, the staff are so warm, welcoming, courteous and will do everything to make their customers feel looked after. The store is the cleanest I’ve been to as well. Lovely.

Good working class pup good beer good staff.