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Top 10 Pub food in Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees,
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees, including The Three Horseshoes, The Stables, The New Blue Bells Inn, Hope & Union, Sticky Fingers Cafe & Bar, The Hambletonian, The Wynyard Golf Club, Toby Carvery, The Norton Tavern, The Head of Steam Norton
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10. The Head of Steam Norton
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
With an extensive beer, wine and spirits range, and weekly themed quiz events, The Head of Steam Norton is a destination for beer lovers and those looking to spend their downtime with friends and family. No food served.
Reviewed By bethmaryclayton
This is one of the friendliest pubs I've frequented, the staff are just fantastic and a real credit to the organisation. The kitchen has had a few hiccups in its time but seems to habe sorted itself out now and we have enjoyed some lovely pub grub from here. Hello Beth!Thank you for your kind words, we hope to see you again soon! We have live music every other Friday and every week during December.Kind regardsManagementHead of Steam8 Harland PlaceNorton
9. The Norton Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Nestled in the heart of the community by the railway crossing, this is a hidden gem of a pub with an extensive beer garden, restaurant and bar. We serve food all day every day from our lunch, evening, Children's and Sunday lunch menus and welcome group an
Reviewed By Nan2272252117
Five friends visited here. We all ordered drinks and opted for the pork loin in mustard seed sauce. It was very tasty, but unfortunately it wasnât piping hot.We looked at the dessert menu, but all decided on coffee. Once again my coffee was not piping hot.The waitress was very efficient and friendly and happily took a photo of us all.Would visit here again, but not at a busy time, as the tables are very close together, meaning adjacent diners can hear your conversations and vice versa.Hi Im so sorry your food and coffee were not as hot as you would have liked, when you come to visit again ask to go into garden room which is more accomadating for a good chat
8. Toby Carvery
Overall Ratings
3 based on 688 reviews
Reviewed By richardofthenorth
I visited Toby's for a quick pint and a chat on my way home last Sunday, I hadn't been for a while so was unaware they had new parking rules in place - then a week later out of the blue we have a PCN from Euro Car Parks asking for £85 (or £50 if we pay within a week)!It was not made clear that we had to input car reg into the system, and nobody saw fit to mention it the whole time we were there - I sure didn't spot any signs anywhere either :(Please be aware when coming here - that you need to INPUT YOUR REG somewhere in the pub I assume otherwise you may as well add £50-85 to your bill!This has totally put a damper on things. Shame, because it is otherwise a great place to come for dinner or socialising, and we were just saying when we left that we should pop in again next time we pass!Hi Richard, thank you for leaving this feedback regarding your recent visit. Iâm sorry that you did not notice The signage at the entrance and in the car park about entering your registration in the console when you are dining in the Toby carvery or staying next door in the hotel. If youâd like to call in with your letter and member of the team will gladly show you where the console is located and also arrange the cancellation of the letter you have received from Euro carparks. If you quiet any further assistance then please call on (01740) 644222 thank you.
7. The Wynyard Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
WYNYARD GOLF CLUB Wynyard Golf Club is one of the UK's top golf destinations and a luxury venue for wedding receptions, civil wedding ceremonies, business conferences, social events and dining. Set on the exclusive Wynyard Estate near Teesside, Hartlepool
Reviewed By Gem219
Visited on 15/10/2017,large group in Private dining area.Meals pre-booked.Gin and tonic-flat tonic, had to ask for lime/lemon.Ordering wine ,no offer to bring bottles to table my husband had to wait for ice-buckets and bring to table.No wine glasses on table,also no condiments -apple sauce,mustard for pot roast.Haphazard serving?not enough staff.Chicken terrine inedible-probably frozen due to rubbery/watery texture and so I could go on.Suffice to say will not return.We are so sorry to hear of the service you received on Sunday, we are currently looking into the issues raised in your review. Please be assured this will be a priority for us to look into and we will liaise directly with the group organiser.
6. The Hambletonian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
The Hambletonian is a small bar / restaurant with huge character. Set overlooking the duck pond in the village of Norton, Stockton on Tees, we offer a range of unique beverages alongside some well known classics. Our operating times for food are different
Reviewed By 584jds
Visited for lunch last week and found the place very welcoming indeed.It's a quirky place that, along with the food offerings caters for real ale fans too.Food was cooked to order and arrived in good time with plentiful portions... I had a chicken stir-fry and partner a halloumi burger... I saw someone having nachos and they looked great too.Apparently the Parmos are pretty good too, so I'll have to return for one of those!Well worth a visit and we will be back.
5. Sticky Fingers Cafe & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Steven James Sticky Fingers Cafe/Bar is a music bar and eatery sitting beside Steven James Guitar and Amp Centre, on Linthorpe Rd Middlesbrough. We have created an enviroment where you can come and relax during the day with a glass of wine, craft beer or
Reviewed By 307alice
I use this bar on a regular basis, once or twice a week, for a drink and a game of chess. It's friendly, the drinks are decent quality and reasonably priced, and the music is pretty good.However, this clearly depends on the person in charge of the bar. Today the barman on the mid-afternoon shift was clearly having a bad day. Depressing music and a depressing attitude which virtually chased us out of the place.However bad day your day there is no need to take out on the customers who help to pay your wages.Disappointing.Hi Alice, So so sorry to hear this, and would like to know what member of staff this was, as this is my business and i have a playlist of upbeat eclectc tunes that i insist are played for our customers, sorry you had a bad experience.. IT WILL NOT HAPPEN AGAIN!!Steven James.
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4. Hope & Union
Overall Ratings
5 based on 171 reviews
Bar and kitchen serving the region's best drinks and food! Seasonal menu with excellent dishes to choose from. Real and keg ales, some of the world's best bottled beers, AMAZING high quality spirit selection, wine, prosecco, champagne and much more.
Reviewed By Terry M
Had a breakfast Saturday morning to set us for a long weekend walk on the riversideReally lovely breakfast, nothing at all missing (as some are), really well cooked, lovely fresh bread for toastsCan't speak highly enough of this breakfast & kitchenStaff were great, One to note for walkers - We were allowed to take the dog in, -sat him under the seat (we fully understand when we can't so it's nice to know somewhere we can)Yes we will go back, yes we would recommedThanks very much, Terry M. We all massively appreciate your lovely comments about the food and the team here. Dogs are definitely welcome, I know this probably isn't the right thing to see but I think the Hope & Union crew are more excited about dogs than actual customers ;) Thanks again and see you soon.
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3. The New Blue Bells Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
On the main Billingham to Hartlepool road A689 owned by chef Matthew and wife Anna old pub reopened Dec 2011 Postcode TS22 5PQ
Reviewed By tishwallinger
Yesterday I was stuck in a massive traffic jam on the A689 and as it came to this pub I decided to go in, have something to eat and drink. A lovely, clean old pub. The food was excellent and the menu was comprehensive (if you can't find something you like, I'd be astonished). Nothing was too much trouble for the staff and the food was delicious. I won't wait too long before I visit again.
2. The Stables
Overall Ratings
4 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By MariaW540
Family meal on a Sunday,music blaring but then magically stopped 20 mins in ! Food good some of my familyâs veg was hard, i.e. broccoli and green beans. Chunky chips good and service ok, quite friendly. Puddings ok and range of drinks good. Nice and airy but no atmosphere. Scampi good but some meats tough, mainly pork. Would give it another go to see if it can be better. Want it to be cos itâs quite nice just not great !
1. The Three Horseshoes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
We are a small family run business on the outskirts of billingham. We produce fresh locally sourced produce to a very high standard whilst offering people good value for money. Come and give us a try and hopefully you will be like many of our great custom
Reviewed By FamilyNYorks
I telephoned the 3 Horse Shoes to book a table for 12 as it was my sons 21st. As we live away from the area we wanted to have a meal with family so it was easier for us to visit them. A lady answered the phone who politely accepted the booking and took my contact number. She asked if I could send my pre order in by the next day as it would assist them cooking and preparing the meals. I questioned this and asked if it was necessary as several of the party are elderly and do not have access to the internet. We do not live local and to do this would take time and effort.I asked if I could send a part order in but this was not acceptable. It was the way this lady spoke to me and became very defensive when I questioned her. The tipping point was when she said if there was no pre order it would take over an hour to prepare and cook and actually challenged me if i could manage it. I found her extremely condescending which resulted me taking my business elsewhere. I fully understand the rationale of pre booking but a bit of flexibility would not go amissHi, After investigating this I have to agree this could and should have been handled more professional. The main issue was the fact you did not know the number of diners and you were wanting to arrive at 7pm (our busiest period) and eat for 7.15pm. We do not cook our food in this manner therefore a pre order would have been necessary. I am disappointed you chose to take your business elsewhere and understand your reasoning. I do hope your son has a great 21st and I will use this example in our future staff training . best wishes John .
