Top Restaurants in Blyth
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Most Popular Pub food in Blyth, Worksop,
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Blyth including The White Swan Inn, The Angel Inn, Red Hart, The Ship, Pilgrim Fathers, Grey Horses Inn, White Horse Inn, Brewers Fayre King William IV, The Gate Inn Sutton Cum Lound, The Black Lion
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10. The Black Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
We are a high quality country inn offering pub classics alongside more refined a la carte menus. Dogs and country folk welcome! See you soon!
Reviewed By bubblesTruro
What an absolute gem....The Black Lion is in a small village but always seems busy which is not surprising as the food is excellent, the staff are very friendly and nothing is too much trouble. We had sunday lunch and a couple of evening meals while staying in the village. The chefs went above and beyond for us on all visits. The waiting staff were friendly and very attentive. We wish it was our local...absolutely fabulous.
9. The Gate Inn Sutton Cum Lound
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Nestled comfortably in the small rural village of Sutton cum Lound a few miles north west of Retford is the The Gate Inn, a quintessential country pub and restaurant dishing up a hearty seasonal food menu alongside a carefully selected choice of cask ales
Reviewed By 54SueA
I cannot rate this pub/restaurant highly enough. We saw the amazing beer garden whilst passing and stopped for a drink. Loved it so much we came back the following evening for a meal. Extremely doggie friendly (we took our 12 week old springer). Food great - all homemade. Decor amazing. Staff so friendly and helpful. Just wish we werenât on holiday and it was nearer to home! Visit you wonât be disappointed!
8. Brewers Fayre King William IV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Reviewed By YorkshirePud_7
We are quite regular customers - so get notified of offers but being busy meant we had not been since the Summer.As half-term treat, we took grand-daughter. She enjoyed her Mac & Cheese with garlic bread (although Gran thought it was a little bit bland).The adults enjoyed Lamb Shank (a regular choice) plus the new Baked Cod Loin (for the fish lover) and the new Beef & Doom Bar Pie - both judged to be very good.Daughter & grand-daughter shared (and enjoyed) a Belgian Waffle to finish.As we always find; the staff were friendly and helpful - hence the return visits.
7. White Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Classy English food in a very oldy worldy setting. With fantastic hosts to welcome you with an 'extension of our living room' type feel...
Reviewed By Magdalena S
What an amazing food this place serves. Customer service is excellent as well. Pub has a fantastic atmosphere and you feel very welcome and at ease.
6. Grey Horses Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Evarich
Seven of us had a lovely Sunday afternoon lunch. welcoming, friendly and amenable. First time for some of us second/third for others. i think we will all be back again.Good choice of beers, including locally brewed. Good selection of gins too. Biggest problem of the day was deciding which to have!Nice clean and tidy pub. Not too cramped. Excellent choices on the menu and the specials board too.Food was served promptly and very well presented. All meals were excellent and huge. Well priced too. A good team of staff, courteous and respectful.Well done and thanks.
5. Pilgrim Fathers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
The Pilgrim Fathers is a cosy traditional pub with a fresh modern feel situated in the picturesque village of Scrooby on the edge of Nottinghamshire. We have an ideal location with the quaint market town of Bawtry just 2 miles away. We welcome everyone in
Reviewed By Terry P
Sunday carvery lunch for four of us. The very best carvery I've ever had. The pub was full,thank goodness we booked. Despite the pressure that the staff must have been under the service was efficient and first class. Excellent experience which means we will return soon, very soon.
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4. The Ship
Overall Ratings
4 based on 816 reviews
A Family run traditional English pub serving fantastic home cooked food with the friendliest of service, open seven days a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner Traditional Sunday lunch probably one of the best meals in the area according to our customers who
Reviewed By 113stephenmak
Outstanding pub grub proper homemade went there 4 fatherlaw 70 birthday as a party of 7 soon as we got there we got a warm welcome would defo recommend not the cheapest of places but well worth the extra money 4 decent grub
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3. Red Hart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Denm27
Called tonight for a meal for two of us. Service was perfect and the food was brilliant. I had a 10oz gammon and the wife had liver. Both meals were spot onThank you for your review. We work very hard to please all our customers and a thumbs up is very aporeciated! Hope to see you soon
2. The Angel Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
The Angel inn is one of the oldest inns in England. We have seven en-suite bedrooms all with Wi-Fi, music docking stations and tea and coffee facilities. The pub is family run and a home from home feel. The food is homemade English with a daily specials b
Reviewed By Kazyahoo
We used to enjoy eating here but our meal last night was awful..i asked if they had a new chef and they said no..service was slow and little personality..salad was very boring not like it used to be and the chicken was very thin and swimming in oil/butter and the steak was disgusting it was very fatty and lots of gristle running through it..the fudge cake was a small thin slice and not worth the money very disappointed...£48.00 in total for two..a total waste of money wont be going back there in a hurry its changed for the worse
1. The White Swan Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
This historic village inn has been tastefully decorated and updated to create a beautiful country pub with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Warm and cosy with a central real log fire it is the place to go for business lunches, meeting up with friends or
Reviewed By Vickb70
Booked a table for 11 family members to celebrate my daughter's 18th birthday. From start to finish we can't fault the welcome, service and food we received. The food was all freshly cooked and delicious. We will definitely book our next family get together here.
