Location: Consett
Top Restaurants in Consett
Top 10 restaurants in Consett, United Kingdom (UK)
Consett is a town in the northwest of County Durham, England, about 14 miles southwest of Newcastle upon Tyne. It is home to 27,394.
Consett sits high on the edge of the Pennines.
Things to do in Consett
1. The Pavillion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 708 reviews
Reviewed By jacksgran21 - Durham, United Kingdom
From the outside the restaurant doesnt look to be very endearing, but once inside you will be amazed by the authentic decor. Even better your taste buds will be blown away by the quality of the food served. We felt it was slightly expensive, but still enjoyed our meal.
2. Sale Pepe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Tracy H
Stopped here after passing many times, it was clean and staff very helpful, We chose the two courses for £9.95 starter and main meal. I have to say it very exceptionally good. We will definitely be going again. I would definitely recommend you try.
3. The Old Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By Brian M - Durham, United Kingdom
I took my family here for the Santa experience.MY kids loved it,the horse drawn carriage up to santas grotto was Magical,Santa himself was the BEST we have seen ,and the Grotto was Lit up and Amazing.A Truly BRILLIANT experience.We have booked for next Year...10 out of 10
4. Knitsley Farm Shop Cafe and Granary Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 465 reviews
A cosy and inviting Cafe/Restaurant adjacent to a wonderful farm shop, situated on a working farm along a private drive. Beautiful courtyard exterior with external dining in pleasant weather. Full waitress service by our warm and friendly staff. All food freshly produced using own and local produce. Fantastic farmhouse breakfast and Sunday lunches (booking recommended for Sunday lunch). Dietary needs catered for. Wheelchair access, baby changing facilities and high chairs/booster seats.
Reviewed By Davew78 - Essex
The food, service and staff were all great. I found a few weeks ago while out for a bike ride and enjoyed a very nice sausage roll, so decided to take my baby daughter back for lunch. The food is all freshly prepared and well presented. Like virtually everywhere, there is no real provision made for toddlers, only kids meals, which revolve around chips etc. Thankfully, they were able to make us a little scrambled egg on toast, which went down great.
The farm shop was great, the steak we bought was fantastic. Really glad I found this little place.
5. Maddisons Coffee Bar and Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Stephanie E - Newcastle Upon Tyne
We go here regularly and the food is always good. Great drinks selection too with smoothies, fresh Joyce's, milkshakes and decent coffee. Also a good amount of vegan and gluten free options which is rare!
6. The Miners Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Midway between the bustle of Newcastle and the history of Durham, in the heart of the Derwent Valley, The Miners Arms in Medomsley is the perfect place to relax, catch up with friends and have a great night out.With a friendly bar, and a relaxing restaurant, there is something for everyone at The Miners Arms. Cosy, warm and welcoming the pub is popular with both locals and visitors to the Derwent Valley.Only 1.25miles from the Derwent Walk (Shotley Station or Ebchester Bank exits) and only 4miles from Chopwell woods, the pub is an ideal stop for hungry cyclists and walkers.Owned and run by Johan Steuckers and Paula Herdman, the Miners Arms offers a range of activities and events throughout the year, including a regular quiz night with complimentary buffet, live music and bar lunches.
Reviewed By ray b - Gateshead, United Kingdom
This is a cosy, comfortable pub/ restaurant with a good atmosphere and a hearty, reasonably priced menu. Service is friendly. We both chose the TRIO of LAMB CHOPS, which came with potatoes, cabbage, broccoli, carrots and turnip. A generous helping and delicious. I can definitely recommend this restaurant. My only negative is that they used to serve interesting Continental items, but these seem to have disappeared from their menu. A shame! Otherwise very good.
7. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Consistently rated 5 out of 5 stars by the Food Hygiene Standards Agency and the "Scores On The Doors" rating system, The Royal Oak is a friendly village pub at the heart of the community in Medomsley. Great food and a friendly atmosphere, we offer fantastic value for both drinks and food, with three different cask ales at any time, rotating regularly between national favourites and local brews. A delightful beer garden to the rear for those sunny days, the staff are always happy to help and give you a friendly smile! Quiz nights are Sunday nights at 8:45pm with cash prizes and free half time buffet.
Reviewed By NPUk - UK
Moved to Medomsley a couple of years ago and so would now describe this as my ‘local’. Tend to go for tea every couple of weeks and have not been disappointed once. There’s nothing fancy here, just really good traditional home cooked food and some very well kept local ales - the Tyneside Blonde is superb. And the staff are just amazing... don’t often get service anywhere close to as good as this. Highly recommended:)
8. The Old Vicarage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Michelle P
Stayed here overnight and from the moment we arrived the hospitality was outstanding. Stuart and Eddie and Kayliegh were fantastic hosts,entertaining us and making our stay so welcoming. The food was amazing and we laughed all night. Not only is The old vicarage immaculate but the surroundings are stunningly beautiful. Would recommend to anyone and will definitely be back. Thanks guys xxx
9. The Travellers Rest
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By JSONTLON - ONTARIO
We were very happy with the food and the staff. we were a group of 20 of lunch and the food was wonderful They accommodated a gluten and a nut allergy.
10. Sweethart Coffee & Cake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 205 reviews
A friendly, award winning coffee shop located in Blackhill, County Durham. All our cakes and bread are freshly baked on site.
Reviewed By Malcolm C
2 Full English, anemic sausage that was cooked but only just ! Raw mushrooms that were hard to the core & black pudding that had hardy seen the inside of the pan, partial poached eggs that were half missing with hard yokes . Both meals were a right disappointment and only luke warm on arrival which also included the beans which were served in a side dish. At £7.50 each we expected more, the quality of the food is not in question just the standard of cooking leaves a lot to be desired
