The best restaurants in Wooler Northumberland North East

We went in to buy some local cheeses, were offered a tasting of anything we liked. Lovely knowledgeable chap. We bought four local cheeses. You could buy as much or little as you like. Each cheese has a little label so you know which is which. Also bought some coffee which was ground for us. Great shop wish he was based nearer to where we live.

I can’t recommend Kooked North enough! The food is absolutely outstanding and makes your taste buds come alive! I’ve had breakfast, lunch and dinner from them and I couldn’t fault them at all! The service you get at kooked north is of such a high standard, so friendly and a very talented cook! I love that the food is different from other places in the area and I can honestly say all the meals I’ve had from them have never disappoint! Thanks again! Can’t wait to try taco tuesdays soon.

I have a very minor criticism: please use tongs when picking up the cakes and not with bare hands. I got a thumb print in my chocolate cake 🤢

Stopped off en route to the union bridge. 1st visit but won't be the last if I'm up this way again. Friendly staff, very clean and well stocked. Only had a coffee and meat and potato pasty. Give it a go, I wasn't disappointed.

I visited the cafe as a competitor in the Cheviot Goat ultra marathon, and they do an incredible job for looking after all the runners and event staff. The soup after 55 miles of moorland tastes like the best thing ever. A lovely location, with lovely people.

I thought I would visit Milan for a steak but I was bitterly disappointed, I asked for medium to well done and it was pink, I pointed this out to a member of staff and she said it was because of the thickness of the stake under nonsense, they deducted the £4 sauce and that was it we as a family have been a big supporter of this restaurant but not now.

Absolutely lovely hotel and bar. Excellent decor and toilets are spotless with little extras such as hairspray etc, always a thoughtful little touch in this hotel Had tapas and drinks which were fabulous Diane, an excellent host and nothing was too much bother. Dog friendly too, and the pooches even received a pressie! We visited new years eve 24, lovely atmosphere Will definitely return

We have stopped off at this cafe on numerous occasions when passing and also staying at the Riverside Leisure Park over the road. On our last visit we called in for a takeaway coffee and cake. Unfortunately on this occasion the coffee was only really lukewarm. Not great as the prices are not particularly cheap. Will probably look elsewhere next time.

Lovely café and gift shop. Very extensive menu to choose from. Good food freshly cooked. Very helpful staff. Lots of local crafts. Very clean.

Had a wonderful lunch! Very cheap too but fab quality! Service was fabulous and very friendly and approachable. Had a sausage sandwich and a lovely hot chocolate. Dog Friendly!! Thank you for a lovely lunch!

We pre-booked a table in conjunction with staying a couple of nights at The Bosk in their B&B accommodation (which is very good and subject to a separate listing on TA). The restaurant is not always open so best to check ahead rather than turn up in anticipation and be disappointed - they hold private functions for example. It’s in a rural setting and their car park is at the opposite end of the village to the school. The restaurant has 3 bedrooms above and the owners also operate 12 self catering cottages in the village and 3 glamping pods nearby so they have prospective diners on their doorstep. This is a very contemporary looking building set in a pleasant garden and although it’s upmarket in style it’s a fairly casual dining experience. Staff were local and friendly. Aside from the garden there is a small seating area indoors near the bar for pre-meal drinks. The menu was not huge (about 6 starters, 10 mains and 4 desserts at our visit) but there is a reasonable selection. We placed our order for drinks at the bar - a G&T for my wife (£7.25) and a glass of wine for myself from the bottle which I requested for the table. Drinks delivered we’d had a chance to look over the menu and both asked for a starter of Garlic & Chilli King Prawns on toasted sourdough (£9.50) and mains of a Sirloin and a Ribeye steak respectively. The steaks were served with a mushroom, tomato and seasoned fries along with our choice of Doddington Darling Blue Cheese sauce. At the time we hadn’t realised that, as part of a deal, the two steaks, sauce and a bottle of wine were offered at £50 and that is what we were ultimately charged. The starters were tasty and although the steaks possibly weren’t quite as good as we get back home, the mains were nevertheless enjoyable. There were quite a few diners and consequently a good ambiance about the place. We ordered Sticky Toffee Pudding and a White Chocolate, Strawberry & Vanilla Meringue for dessert (£7 each) and these were good as expected. After retiring to the bar area my wife had another G&T and I ordered an amaretto on ice (£6) to round off the evening. Having heard that the bar would be out of bounds to us due to a private function the following night, we ordered another bottle of wine for a nightcap and to take to our room - staff having thoughtfully provided a cooler. On this occasion it was only a short walk to our accommodation directly upstairs. Overall a very nice meal with food at £83 and drinks at £43 including our wine for the second evening. The breakfast served in the restaurant on both mornings was of a very high standard. The choice was extensive with cereals, yoghurt and fresh fruit pots followed by hot dishes made to order. All the food was of very good quality, nicely prepared and presented and served with a friendly member of staff happy to have a chat about our outings and make suggestions of things to see in the area.

Great value, well-cooked food and friendly service: everything a cafe should be. We arrived when the cafe was busy - always a good sign - and were told that because it was so busy there may be a slight delay. We didn't have too long to wait, however, and the quality of the food was worth it. Great choice of soups and toasties / panini. Highly recommend.

It was a lovely breakfast, however I asked for a itemised receipt as we was paying for our own meals also so I could check it. The serving lady joted down on the back of the the note pad she took our order on. I questioned the amount she went through it and I said that's OK. Which was all fine, until I went to the toilet and herd her moaning about me to a man in the kitchen. Which at the end of it he replied axxx holes I suggest if you want to moan about a customer wait until they leave. I found thus very offesive and upsetting. Having used this establishment several times this was disappointing.

Super ham and cheese panini with kids today- coffee excellent and if you are a hot chocolate fan then this is the place for you!

Fabulous food and service today. Best experience since using this restaurant over the last two years.