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The Olde Ship Hotel
Main Street,
Seahouses,
Northumberland,
NE68 7RD
Tel: 01665 720200
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The Olde Ship Hotel dates from the 18 th Century, and has been a pub since 1910. Set in the picturesque surroundings of Seahouses on the magnificent Northumberland coast, it is a delightful little pub with immense character and nautical charm, and keeps a good pint of cask ale.
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Twice Brewed Inn
Military Road,
Twice Brewed,
Northumberland,
NE47 7AN
Tel: 01434 344534
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The Twice Brewed Inn stands in a lonely spot, close to Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland. It is a popular little pub, particularly with walkers, and in addition to its regularly changing cask ales and excellent food, it is also something of a community centre, with Internet café and local bus interchange.
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Miners Arms
Main Street,
Acomb,
Northumberland,
NE46 4PW
Tel: 01434 603909
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The Miners Arms is set in the picturesque Northumberland village of Acomb, near Hexham. It is a characterful little pub, dating from the 18 th Century, and offers an excellent selection of regional and national ales, and an extensive menu of home cooked food. The pub also features a very pleasant beer garden.
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The Angel of Corbridge
Main Street,
Corbridge,
Northumberland,
NE45 5LA
Tel: 01434 632119
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The Angel of Corbridge is a handsome former coaching inn, dating from the 17 th Century, and overlooking the River Tyne in Corbridge. It is a popular pub, thanks to its welcoming lounge area and two bars, its well-kept cask ales and its excellent home cooked food.
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The Rob Roy
Dock Road,
Tweedmouth,
Northumberland,
TD15 2BE
Tel: 01289 306428
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The Rob Roy is a handsome pub on the banks of the River Tweed in Tweedmouth. A welcoming atmosphere and great rustic appeal are just part of the Rob Roy’s charms – the pub has gained an excellent reputation for its food, with fresh, locally caught seafood featuring heavily on the menu.
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The Allenheads Inn
Allenheads,
Northumberland,
NE47 9HJ
Tel: 01434 685200
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The Allenheads Inn is an ever-popular pub in the tiny village of Allenheads, up in the North Pennines. It is especially popular with cyclists, as it makes a convenient stopping off point on the Coast-to-Coast cycle route, and is also well regarded for its fine cask ales and hearty bar meals.
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The Pheasant Inn
Stannersburn,
Near Falstone,
Northumberland,
NE48 1DD
Tel: 01434 240382
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The Pheasant Inn is tucked away in a secluded spot in the Northumberland National Park, close to Kielder Water. A handsome stone-walled inn, The Pheasant has established a strong reputation for its hearty meals and diverse range of cask-conditioned ales.
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Hollybush Inn
Greenhaugh,
Northumberland,
NE48 1PW
Tel: 01434 240391
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The Hollybush Inn dates from the 17 th Century, and the former drover’s cottage, set in a remote spot in the Northumberland National Park, offers great character and a very friendly atmosphere, as well as fine cask ales.
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The Queen’s Head Inn
Great Whittington,
Northumberland,
NE19 2HP
Tel: 01434 672267
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The Queen’s Head Inn is a popular pub, and enjoys a superb location close to Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland. Full of character, with oak beamed ceilings and roaring log fires, the Queen’s Head offers an extensive menu that is anything but run-of-the-mill, and a good selection of real ales, wines and malt whiskies.
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The Ship Inn
Low Newton-by-the-Sea,
Northumberland,
NE66 3EL
Tel: 01665 576262
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The Ship is set in the delightful coastal village of Low Newton-by-the-Sea. It enjoys a superbly secluded location, yet is still very popular, with a host of excellent cask ales, good pub food and plenty of old world character and charm to tempt customers.
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