Chraming cosy pub in Ellington Village in Northumberland. Near to cresswell beach & druridge bay,…read moreyou can easily stop off here if you are on your way up the coast to amble, or coming back down from that way. Very easy to find and such a nice place. Lovely friendly atmosphere, we got a warm welcome when we arrived. They do a good range of food served Mon-Sat 12pm -8pm and Sunday Lunch 12pm - 3pm. I have not tried a Sunday lunch yet but have been midweek when the food was lovely, generous portions! I thought the cost of the main meals were very good and were what I expect from a local pub. Talking to the lady behind the bar she informed us that they have just added some B&B accommodation, this will come in handy for relatives visiting us from Yorkshire, a bit different from the usual premier inn. The pub itself has a very nice lounge, very relaxing with fireplace. There is plenty of seating in the restaurant and this has a warm atmosphere. There is a separate bar area which also has a nice feel to it. I will come back here again, and although I do not live in Ellington, i wish this was my local! Plenty of parking outside the pub. Fantastic pub grub with a good atmosphere and pleasant surroundings, I'll be back!

Had a great time at this pub with a booked group of 16 people. Nothing was too much trouble for…read moreKatrina the owner, and her fab staff. One of the group cheekily added her request to the already comprehensive menu,........ and got it, Katrina actually going out to obtain her request. Stunning!! Can't speak too highly of the food, some fussy eaters were really blown away by the quality of the food. The Inn itself, is lovely and comfortable, with great atmosphere. Thanks for making the meal special x

We ended up stranded because the tide came in (we put an idiot in charge of the tide tables, lol)…read moreThe Ship was the only place open that day, and although they were extremely busy, the landlord and his staff went out of their way to look after four random strangers who walked through his door with nowhere else to go on a chilly rainy day. We cannot thank The Ship enough for their hospitality. We recommend a visit if you are on the island.

We come here in the winter, and although it closes at 4pm most weekdays, you can have a meal here…read moreon Friday and Saturday evenings. We rush back from where we have been visiting and grab a pint before closing time. They stock a complete array of local ales and if you look on the ceiling you will find all the different locally brewed brands they have had. The food is great, never had a meal we could complain about, lovely baked goats cheese starter, seafood broth, and of course, all locally caught. Recommended with a great and very brisk walk along the sands with views of Dunstanburgh castle. Fantastic photo opportunities abound here. In fact I hate to give this little place away, but don't worry you don't stand a chance of getting booked in anywhere around here, everyone else has discovered it well before we did.

A lovely setting next to the river Coquet. First class cuisine from bar meals to an a la carte menu…read moreserved in an old railway carriage. The bar meals are well priced and the portions are huge. The a la carte is expensive and you get what you pay for. It is served in an elegant setting in the railway carriage which looks lovely at night all lit up.Friendly staff and welcome children.

Have enjoyed the anglers on and off for years. Not exactly a regular but it's a friendly…read moreunpretentious sort of place with a proper pubby atmosphere. Found the service a bit slow when I went but this was years ago.

this pub has just come under new management and the young team have really made a difference the…read morefood is simply excellent and the service is the same. I have eaten here a few times since it reopened and the menu is not your usual pub food 12 hour cooked beef just melted and the twice baked cheese soufflé is a must to try I cannot recommend this place too highly 5 stars are not enough

Stopped by this pub for a pint & bag of crisps a year ago and it looked pretty nice. This year…read morepassing again, decided to have a tea time meal. Not very busy, quality standard pub fayre. Staff very helpful & attentive. Not priced to badly for a lovely setting. Would recommend & if passing again would return. Nice size car park to rear.

The Coach Inn looks like someone has taken it off the front of a chocolate box and popped it down…read morein the equally charming village of Lesbury. It is so pretty in the summer when it is adorned with flowers that you just can't help but want to stop off there as you're passing through :-) Inside it is rather more modern than you might expect and quite smart for a pub. There is a bar area, and a room off to the side with leather chairs and sofas and a TV. At the other end of the pub there is an extensive dining area and the pub does seem heavily geared towards dining. We had just popped in for a beer and there was Black Sheep and Old Speckled Hen on both of which were very pleasant. The staff were welcoming and friendly and we spent a relaxing and very enjoyable hour there.

Tripped over this gem after taking a wrong turn or two, and I have never been happier being lost…read more The staff told me the old (350 yr) place had just had an expensive re-do, and it was reflected in the prices. But the beer, from a craft operation just a few miles away, was some of the best I have ever tasted, and I'm picky about my pint! Will be trying to get lost this way again soon...

On a cold winters day or a hot summers day the Beehive is a great pub to drive out to, sample some…read moreof the great food and enjoy a few pints. The food is excellent, with selections from full meals to hot bar snacks. In summer, there is an adjacent secret garden to hand out in so the kids can have a good run around while the adults can enjoy a sly pint!

arrived with our tour bus with about 40 guests on good Friday...was told lunch sandwiches including…read moretuna for all would be available..turns out tuna ran out..offered alternative egg sandwich was terrible..and other friends were offered grilled tomato and cheese ..also awful as cheese not even close to grilled just shredded ..

Excellent for lunch, a very welcome respite. Open year-round. Picnic tables out back…read more A group of us were hiking Hadrian's Wall. We were planning to stop and eat here, and it was certainly worth pushing on. It was very nice to sit down, relax, and have some good food and drink before pushing on. We had an excellent lunch. The pub standards were all available, as well as several soup selections, salads, etc. They also had a very good beer and ale selection. Although unadvertised, there are several picnic tables out back for use at no charge. You also don't have to buy food from the pub to use them.

This is one of those places that you could drive past and never appreciate what a gem of a kitchen…read moreit has. Fresh, fresh, fresh... Oh, and local too. Stopped here a number of times now when driving up and down the A697, and NEVER been disappointed in the slightest.

The newly refurbished venue is nicely decorated and gives a great impression.Thought that my…read morerequest of their gluten free food would be greeted with I'll just get the menu. The lady was very helpful.Gave me a file to read showing foods which were unsuitable.Just about 1 item in their menu is gluten free.Big disappointment.Think they need to revamp their menu to offer good quality food.

This is a lovely pub whether you visit through the day or on an evening.It's overlooks the sea and…read moreSt Mary's lighthouse is in full view. I would say it's probably the most family orientated pub on the coast.There's a wide variety of what I call everyday drinks and the prices are very reasonable. Try a meal there,they do lovely food which again is reasonably priced and always tasty. The staff are very nice and helpful and there is a good sized car park too. If your'e after a nice quiet drink or meal then try here it's well worth a visit.