Pubs & restaurants in NorthumberlandNorthumberland, England

A coastal village pub near the Farne Islands named the North East's best in 2025.

Eco-minded Wark inn with a walled garden and its own dark-sky observatory in the North Tyne valley.

Handsome coaching inn on Corbridge's main street, a traditional spot for hearty British food.

Character-filled 18th-century coaching inn at Weldon Bridge on the Coquet, known for hearty local food.

Friendly village pub at Lucker between Bamburgh and Belford, a handy inland coastal stop.

Well-regarded stone-built country pub near Chesters, popular with walkers on the North Tyne.

Cosy old village pub in Corbridge, a favourite for a fireside pint off the market square.

Northumberland's only thatched pub, a low white inn in the estate village of Etal with its own microbrewery.

Snug Falstone village inn near the Kielder dam, with a licensed bar and rosette restaurant.

Riverside pub at Warden below the meeting of the North and South Tyne, near the old Hexham bridge.

Stone-built dining inn at Newton with far views over the Tyne Valley toward the Cheviots.

Cosy hilltop foodie pub at Hedley-on-the-Hill, its snug rooms each warmed by a wood-burning stove.

Craster harbour pub with sea views, open fires and a reputation for crab dishes and fish pie.

Smart riverside inn at West Thirston beside the Coquet at Felton, with rooms and a good kitchen.

Nautical Seahouses institution crammed with maritime relics, overlooking the harbour and the Farne Islands boats.

Picture-perfect coaching inn in the tranquil village of Chatton, with a dog-friendly bar and rooms.

Ivy-clad 17th-century country inn at Stannersburn, a mile from Kielder Water where the National Park meets the forest.

Roadside village pub at Powburn, a base at the foot of the Breamish Valley and the Cheviots.

Coquetdale coaching inn on Rothbury's main street, a comfortable base for Simonside and Cragside.

Whitewashed pub on the green at Low Newton, brewing its own ales a few steps from the beach.

Rare unspoilt country pub at Netherton, ale served from a hatch in a single spartan room on CAMRA's heritage list.

Rose-covered country pub in the pretty village of Eglingham, on the road between Alnwick and Wooler.

Hadrian's Wall inn at Once Brewed with its own brewery and a dark-sky pedigree beneath the central crags.