Top Restaurants in Corbridge
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Top 10 British food in Corbridge, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Corbridge, United Kingdom including Massey's traditional tea room, Black Bull, The Corbridge Larder, The Errington Coffee House, The Angel Inn, Danielle's Bistro, The Heart of Northumberland, The Rat Inn, The Dyvels Inn Restaurant, Duke of Wellington Inn
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10. Duke of Wellington Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 392 reviews
Reviewed By Ged A
We called in for a late lunch and unfortunately the food was very average and not to their previous standards. We werer also charged incorrectly (overcharged) when we got home and I checked thewebsite prices for our meals. I doubt if we'll return despite our having had very satisfactory meals and serfvice on all previous visits. Good bye Duke
9. The Dyvels Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By tastybuds241
Called yesterday (bank holiday). Booked as assumed it would be busy. Although it wasnât heaving the poor young girls were run off their feet. They definitely dont have enough staff. We had to wait a while for our food but thatâs a good sign to me that itâs fresh, and it really was. Everything was delicious. We had some sharing boards, usually never enough to share but omg, we had to bring some home..there was loads and all lovely. Very good value for money. Iâd like to go back sometime for a proper meal. Well worth the trip up there. Well done to the two young girls (prob on min wage too) you kept the place running well. You deserve a rise!!
8. The Rat Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 602 reviews
Reviewed By MaureenH926
Have been here on a number of occasions and this visit lived up to all the others.Fabulous food, friendly staff good beer and wine and a lovely atmosphere. What more could you ask for. Will certainly be returning when we are next in Northumberland.
7. The Heart of Northumberland
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
A contemporary update of the great British pub in a stunning, grade II listed building in the heart of the historic market town of Hexham, Northumberland. We specialise in doing things right-entirely homemade food, both classics & seasonal creations, beau
Reviewed By Eddie730
Had a wonderful early evening meal at the end of October. Nothing was too much trouble for the attentive staff.The food was beautifully cooked and presented, with a really interesting and nice range of dishes on offer.Don't go anywhere else - this is the place to be!We'll be back.
6. Danielle's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 523 reviews
Danielles' Bistro is an excellent restaurant just tucked away off the main street in Hexham. The cuisine is British and Mediterranean and the servings are generous. This restaurant also offers a 2-course lunch menu starting from £9 and a set evening menu
Reviewed By born2shop215
This place definitely lived up to expectation. Lovely atmosphere, good service from friendly, pleasant staff, and great food. I had the Cajun chicken and my husband chose the Toulouse-style cassoulet with duck leg - both were absolutely excellent. I booked on the strength of the reviews Iâd read on here, and it did not disappoint in any way. We will definitely return when weâre next in Hexham! What a great review. Really pleased you enjoyed your evening and Danielleâs and we look forward to your next visit.
5. The Angel Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 566 reviews
Welcome to the Angel Inn or the Angel of Corbridge; a traditional Northumbrian pub steeped in history, great British hearty pub grub, real local ales, dog-friendly and log fires. When itâs cold we will have the fire on so relax and keep warm in our lounge
Reviewed By Clint W
Best Sunday Roast Beef that we have had for a long time, perfection is not exaggerated, definitely will come back. Oh the weather was very nice too not that have anything to do with them.Thank you for this review Clint; we've certainly set the standard now! Hope to see you soon
4. The Errington Coffee House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
As local farmers we aim to bring you fresh and home cooked traditional food at The Errington Coffee House. We are proud to use Pumphreys coffee, tea and serve a range of drinks.
Reviewed By WillStaffordshire
Nice to find a coffee stop on the A68. We had scones and coffee. Scones very good, coffee a little weak but ok.Staff very pleasant.Thank you for your comments, please let a member of staff know next time if you would like your coffee to be stronger! Thank you
3. The Corbridge Larder
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Wholesome, freshly cooked meals prepared in house. Food cooked to order so, in busy periods, may be a 10 - 15 minute waiting time while we prepare your food. No microwaves on the premises.
Reviewed By crimewriterkate
There's a bit of something for everyone at this delightful deli-cum-cafe. We were intrigued by the varied menu; there were a lot of things we would happily have tried, but couldn't resist ordering the reuben sandwich. Yes, it was tasty - but we were shocked to find that it was cold, untoasted, and served on white bread. A proper reuben requires rye bread, toasted till the bread is crispy and the cheese is melted.
2. Black Bull
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1049 reviews
We are a traditional pub serving food with log burners and an outside patio area to be enjoyed during warmer weather, we are situated a village with some individual shops and some great walks, however we do not allow dogs in the pub or outside
Reviewed By lovesarigerme
On walking in my first thought was âthis is my kind of pubâ.Flagstone flooring, real fire at either end and wooden beams. I love the interior of this pub!! Could have stayed there all day!!My daughter had the kids meal with chicken nuggets and my husband a steak. He really enjoyed it. I had jacket potato with tuna and my only criticisms would be the amount of filling I got with the gigantic potato wasnât near enough. This seems to be a common thing in pubs!!! I suspect they make a healthy profit from £5.50 for a potato and a ice cream sized scoop of tuna! The tuna would have been dry however I asked for mayo which I mixed in which was not an issue. I enjoyed what I had but half of the potato was left as I canât just eat potato, Iâm not living through the famine!! I didnât like that the prices for soft drinks on the menu were not advertised. I find this incredibly shady, and we werenât given an itemised receipt after paying so I actually have no clue how much we paid for our drinks. I really do think this is shady dealings - please put the prices you are charging your customers on your menu. We would visit again on our next trip to Corbridge, and it looks like I will have to suffer the indignity of asking the prices of our drinks next time!Thanks for your feedback and delighted you like the ambiance of the pub, sorry to hear you didnât pick up your receipt to check but not a problem to post a one out if you get in touch. Hoping you will visit again next time visiting Corbridge. Many thanks Linda
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1. Massey's traditional tea room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By OldBill2
Three of us had tea and scones at this nice little tea shop yesterday morning. Rather small and compact on the ground floor, upstairs is much larger with a lounge are at the back next to the toilet facilities ( which are nice and bright and a pleasure to use). If you can go upstairs do so but be warned - the steps are quite steep. We all had tea and a cheese scone - total cost £15 which is alright but a little pricey. There's a good selection of food especially cakes which all looked delicious. Nice friendly staff and a pot of water with the tea was a bonus. Recommended and we will return.
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