Nice welcome, great atmosphere, food very good, Sunday dinners are astounding, always finds a way…read moreto put the match on, always a good atmosphere and very good service.

Food was fantastic and they were able to accommodate a group for 15 with no issues…read more Service was fast and the wait staff were very friendly.

Lion and Lamb, despite seeming to cater to longstanding customers, has great food. The pub operates…read morein a 300 year old farm house retro fitted for modern functionality. On a recent visit we ordered two local specialties Northumberland homemade sausages and pork sampler plate. The sausages were served on heaping mashed potatoes with plenty of nice gravy. The pork tenderloin came nicely displayed with black pudding, and deep-fried, breaded ball. Restaurant has full menu and dessert; waitstaff are quite attentive. Gingerbread cheesecake was delicious with outstanding eye appeal. Two suggestions: a few additional choices for wine by the glass, and, slightly larger two-top tables and comfortable chairs allowing the diner more leg room.

Called in for a meal and was surprised how rushed the staff were despite there being quite a few…read moreempty tables. On arrival we were pointed at a table and when my wife asked about the location of the toilet the member of staff proceeded to give indistinguishable instructions whilst walking away from her. Overheard a member of staff apologising for late service as they were "training new staff". I had the signature burger for the princely sum of £18.25 and my wife had seared bass £21.25. The Burger was tasty as it should be for that price but my wife's sea bass fillets dish was more like a starter, it had been served on a cold plate and the crispy potatoes were actually just three small boiled crushed potatoes served under the rest of the food and quite ordinary the whole plate was quite cold. It would have been ok if it had been hot even though it was a bit small for a main course.

Popped in for a drink and sat in some comfy chairs with no pressure to leave during our extended…read morestay. Part of a chain and felt like it.

A superb country pub with plenty of character. On a bank holiday weekend the place was fairly busy…read moreover lunch time however, the service was of good standard despite them having run out of an ingredient (it was meat and I'm a vegetarian so it didn't phase me) the not too expensive food was enjoyed by the whole table. I had the Vegetable stir fry for the main meal and for dessert, a deep dish apple and cherry pie. The Hobgoblin had run out on tap (much to my disappointment) so I had was drinking Black Sheep instead. For all the years I have been to this pub, I have never actually been in the beer garden so I can't really comment. A perfect stopping place for your jaunts out in the country.

We loved this stop for lunch on our walk across Hadrian's Wall. The service was excellent and the…read moreenvironment was warm and welcoming. The food was delicious as well. The staff were friendly and helpful! We highly recommend this stop. It will not disappoint!

Friendly staff. We arrived in after food is served but the staff sorted us out. I would definitely…read morerecommend.

Was OK, food could have been better and those place mats need to go in the bin, they were filthy!read more

Come here at least a couple times every time I come to Newcastle, which is twice a year. Food is…read moreconsistently good and tastes home cooked. Cozy atmosphere and friendly people.

Cheap n cheerfull with a park for the kids thrown in…read more Good value.