Stopped in while having a wonder around Berwick-upon-Tweed with the family. Lovely meal and a great…read morecup of tea.

Happened upon this chippy today during my family's visit to Berwick-upon-Tweed and it blew us away…read more A nice man manned the frier all on his own and served us fresh delicately fried fish with a good portion of chips. He wasn't shy on the salt and vinegar (which was great for us), but still made sure to ask how we liked it. He aimed to please. Great prices for a sizable portion that will leave you with a full belly and a big smile. After you've picked up your order you can either dine in or take a short walk down the street to eat beside the river. Don't miss out!!!

Good, fresh seafood and welcoming, attentive staff. The oysters were outstanding, salty and briny…read more We had the English sparkling wine they carry BTG and it blew our minds. The potted lobster appetizer was underwhelming and actually a bit disappointing but both the langostines and the sticky toffee pudding made up for it.

We stayed in Bamburgh castle for a week and had lunch here on our last day. It was fortunate we…read morewaited until then because otherwise we would have run up quite a bill coming here repeatedly. Even though they specialize in seafood, I had the 10 oz sirloin with a cup of chowder and my wife had the shoulder of lamb. My food was good but the lamb was mouthwatering delicious. To be fair, I had never had lamb before, so I didn't know if it's usually that good or if they did something special with theirs. Portions were large enough to have leftovers for dinner, so that was nice. Service was fine, a little more hands off than we're used to in the U.S. but that seems to be common in the UK. Overall, definitely worth your while if you're in the area.

The food was fresh but not the most flavorful. The fish cakes were too potato-y but the crab and…read morelobster were cooked very well on the roll. The brioche was lovely.

I went with friends to this place that opens at noon. We lined up at 11:45 and soon enough by the…read moretime they opened there was a huge line. All I can say is delicious! I got the lobster and chips. The lobster is so so so tasty. The chips had the lobster garlic and butter juice all over them. I don't actually like chips (French fries) however these were so good I ate the entire tray to the point of making myself sick with overeating! They do run out of lobster and there is always a line so be warned, but I would wait in line anyway for this glorious food.

Went in for a quick bite of lunch when passing through Alnwick, we were so glad we did…read more Alnwick has so much choice when it comes to cafe and tea rooms, I guess that must create healthy competition between them all. The menu of sandwiches, toasties, panini etc. are quite inventive. I chose a Club sandwich, it was a triple-decker of gorgeous fresh bread packed with juicy bacon, tomato, olives etc. perfectly balanced. Cakes and scones were fabulous too. Prices incredibly reasonable for a tourist spot. To compare & contrast the tea rooms of Alnwick- now that would be a fun task!

Quick bus stop on tour. Cute little grocery/deli counter with sit down service downstairs. Call for…read morea reservation for the latter! Gluten free available AND delicious, even as takeaway. We had a tuna and cheese and a BLT on GF bread. Yum! Wish we could have stayed and had lunch downstairs.

Service is none existent, they seem to be more focused on Uber, just eat etc while customers…read morewaiting in the queue... I heard one customer say he'd been waiting 15 minutes hust for a bacon roll I like McDonald's so will still go but it's not really fast food anymore

They say "all McDonalds around the world are the same", however I would strongly disagree…read more It may be unique to the Berwick franchise, that food delivered to the customer is regularly completely different to what was actually ordered, burgers look like they have been assembled from across the room in a sort of 'target practice' challenge, with sauce dispensed from a 12 bore shot gun, while drinks are so diluted they can be barely recognisable. Special entertainment is offered in the early hours of any Friday or Saturday morning where, drunk rampant teenage couples paw and slobber over each other after night club closing, because there are no rooms available in the local Travelodge across the car park.

Very acceptable Indian food for a small British town. Service is adequate. Prices a little high.read more

Probably the best curry I have had in a long time, service was good, food excellent, nice ambience,…read morewould definitely recommend this Indian..

I spot Hop & Bottle. I spot the bottles in the window; craft beer after craft beer; a Tempest brew…read moreI'd never tried and some interesting looking offerings from breweries I'd yet to come by. My face is resembling the love-hearts-for-eyes emoji and I haven't even set foot inside. You see, Berwick is great for many, many things. It's a beautiful place and one I've visited on countless occasions. But, as far as beer goes, it's a real ale in real old pubs kind of place and there's no shame in that! So imagine my delight when we discover the warm and beardy Ray and his shop of beery wonders. It's time for a shake up in Berwick in the shape of this unashamedly hipster craft beer and vinyl haunt. (Bring Your Own Vinyl is the last Wednesday of every month from 5pm. - You're welcome!) H & B ticks all the boxes. You can sit in and have a beer. There's radlers on offer for the lightweights - myself included! - and kombucha if you're so inclined. (Left Field kombucha, mmm!) Oh, and there's gin too! You can buy any beer to take away. Dogs are very much welcome. There's a guitar if the mood calls for it and chat if you fancy it. If not, sit back, relax and enjoy your brew! Tell Ray what you like and he'll steer you in the right direction. - He's oozing with passion for beer, his business and local brews. We loved everything we tried and can't wait to come back. The difficulty is having just one, especially so because you're in damn good company. I visited with my boyfriend and his 97 year old grandad and, before we knew it, hours had passed and we'd got swept up in good beer, good chat and all-round good vibes. An awesome little spot in the borders if you're a craft beer lover!

We stayed overnight for 2 nights. Bedrooms were very well equipped and beds super comfortable…read more Breakfast was insanely delicious. Great service all round and a very convenient location. Five stars.

The Queen's Head serves some really quality food - a bit of a novelty in Berwick. The fish is…read moretypically locally caught and well done. A good selection of wine and beer is also available. The service is friendly and efficient and it is well worth booking ahead if possible.

I've been coming to Mackay's Fry's for a very long time, I grew up in Coldingham which is 3 miles…read moreup the coast from Eyemouth. Despite there being a perfectly ok chip shop literally across the road from our house it was always worth jumping in the car to get a proper fish supper from Mackays. When I was living at home the shop was further along the high street but this location (the old Co-op) is perfect for a fish and chip shop and cafe. The take away counter faces the high street and in the back heading out to the sea wall is the cafe. They even have picnic tables looking out over the sea with parasols to save you from seagulls diving bombing your chips. You can always spot a tourist by the nonchalant way they assume they can eat their chips walking along the sea wall, locals know this is the fastest way to loose your chips and risk being pooed on! Anyone who has been there will tell you that a present from a seagull is not lucky, they are massive birds with a fish based diet. Just sit under the umbrellas please! G and I had abandoned the girls with my mum and were working on the rule that calories consumed more than 50 miles from your home address really don't count so both ordered fish suppers to go. We sat at the picnic tables laughing at the tourists fending off seagull attacks and tucked into the best fish and chips ever. The chips are perfect mainly chunky, light and fluffy but with just enough wee crispy ones mixed through to keep everyone happy. But the reason you come to a fishing town to eat fish and chips isn't the chips! The fish here is spectacular. Fresh, meaty, flaky perfection encased in the most spectacularly crisp gold batter. I'm salivating just typing this. They make their own ice-cream and I have only ever heard really good things about it, am pretty sure it wins awards. But I just come for fish and chips. The only downside is that it ruins you so that no other fish supper will ever satisfy again, to be honest I'd still do it.

My partner and I had a lovely battered sausage supper from you a week back and I have to say they…read morewere absolutely delicious.

Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips. Chips…read more And then more chips. These can be served to a grateful public with various side dishes, such as beans, or gravy if you fancy something special at the weekend.

Enjoyed an excellent fish and chips take away from here, down by the sea. The fish was cooked very…read morewell and all five of us were very happy with the quality of the chips. Plus if you are a fan of mayonnaise with your chips you can get a decent sized pot instead of one of those silly little sachets. Next time I am in the area, I will be back for more.