Location: Alnwick
Top Restaurants in Alnwick
Countries
Top 10 Bar food in Alnwick, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Alnwick. Alnwick (/ˈænɪk/ ( listen) AN-ik) is a market town in north Northumberland, England, of which it is the traditional county town. The population at the 2011 Census was 8,116.
Things to do in Alnwick
10. The Greys Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By CravensShropshire
Very busy. Needed more staff. Had booked but waited 40 minutes for our food. Notice outside said no pets in restaurant. However table next to us had a dog which kept wandering around. It actually went under our table and out the other side. Had to ask owner to get it back. We admit we are not pet people but felt the staff should stand by their rules. I am allergic to pet hair and we wouldnât have ever let our kids be such a nuisance. We wonât be back.
9. The Blue Bell Inn Alnwick
Overall Ratings
5 based on 79 reviews
We are a small family run pub in the town centre of Alnwick with great access to all local amenities.
Reviewed By Brigalloway
We stay in Alnwick every year and the Blue Bell is top of the list of our goto places.Got a great welcome as we walked through the door and its always a reunion with old friends, within 30 seconds it felt like coming home. The staff here are fantastic and the atmosphere is always great.The Sunday lunch is one of the things we really look forward to when we visit and with a three week stay this year we made the most of them, well prepared and presented with generous portions. In fact the medium size lunch would be a large anywhere else.The Blue Bell is a family run business and VERY dog friendly, in fact the dogs usually dragged us in! Spent most evenings in here at some point for a few drinks and always welcome, the dogs were spoilt rotten by the staff and the locals.A great place to while away an evening having a few drinks and a chat and by the friendliest pub in Alnwick.Thanks to Sophie, Jackie and Fern for helping make our stay memorable.
8. The Black Swan Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
An ancient and historic pub, where Robbie Burns once slept, offering a warm Northumbrian welcome and great local food - try our fabulously fresh fish and chips, or delicious beef sourced from a farm just down the road.Service with a smile and a relaxed an
Reviewed By machinmad
Well, this place is a real find....the food served is absolutely brilliant Pub grub. The menu is not extensive but there are enough choices, I went for beef and blue cheese nachos. It arrived quickly, the plate was piled high and it tasted delicious. Everybody on the table reported their meals to be equally brilliant.Service was first class and prices are very competitive. The decor is not up to much, but go visit to sample the great service and food.
7. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1409 reviews
Reviewed By BPLegend1948
This could be a great little pub. Unfortunately, like so many in the region, they pander to the dreaded, 4 legged friend.I love dogs, but why oh why, do inconsiderate owners, insist on dragging them into EVERY restaurant and bar?My girlfriend was mauled by 2 dogs as a 4yo. This has left indelible scars, both physical and emotional...but she has to sit in our car, if we visit places like this.On top of this, they don't accept cards for drinks. The ONLY saving grace for this establishment, is the Brewer, who is rightly proud of his craft and his products.
6. The Hope and Anchor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 529 reviews
Reviewed By PetenJulie
Worth booking ahead- popped in on a Saturday as two couples and two dogs and was turned away.Popped back the following week (Thursday)and was rewarded with some beautiful Italian food. Great friendly staff too.The H&A has two large areas one of which is dog friendly. Would recommend.
5. The Tavern Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By Centralg
Stayed here over the bank holiday weekend. Location is superb just off the market square and within walking distance of the castle and gardens and Barter books. The staff in particular the young man from America were all friendly and polite. The bar area is nice for a drink. They also have a restaurant or you can eat in the bar but we canât comment on the food as we didnât eat here. Now the room was ok it was just a bit grubby. Looked like it had had a coat of paint but not a good clean. Bathroom taps were dirty round the bottom and the skirting boards were very dusty. I dropped something on the floor and by the side of the beds was very dusty too. Towels were clean and were changed after 2 days. Beds and bedding wasnât touched in 3 days and again looked a bit grubby. We just thought that at £90 per night without breakfast we would have expected a better standard of cleanliness.
4. The Red Lion Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1059 reviews
Reviewed By JonathanandKathy
My wife and I had a really, really good dinner at the Red Lion this evening, sadly the last day of our holiday in Alnmouth.We both greatly enjoyed our food which was so delicious. My wife had a blue cheese, pear and walnut salad followed by a chicken dish whilst I started with a cream of vegetable soup, followed by lambs liver & bacon. My soup was thick and tasty - nothing like a tinned soup - and my liver & bacon was full of flavour. I had a generous side dish of mixed vegetables, not overcooked. My wife enjoyed both her dishes and I tried her chicken dish that I found totally scrummy.The service by a small team of young waitresses was excellent: they were busy but efficient, unflustered and good humoured. We were not left waiting for too long.Thank you to everybody at the Red Lion for a memorable evening, we really appreciate it.
3. The Joiners Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1534 reviews
Reviewed By ianjameshunter
We are staying near to this pub and had read some good reviews on . So glad we did! This was an absolutely lovely place for dinner. It has an extensive menu which we struggled to pick from as there were so many. Ended up having duck breast and crab. We plan to go back at least once. Great selection of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks. Highly recommend!dinnerThank you so much for leaving such as lovely review!We are delighted you had a great experience with us and certainly hope to see you again.Regards
2. The Horseshoes Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 341 reviews
Reviewed By UKGeordie
Second visit here for Sunday lunch and every bit as good as the first. Potato skins to start, and lots of them ! Roast beef for main, superb again, the best beef ever. Loads of meat, in stark contrast to the place we ate at last Sunday ! Left both very full and highly satisfied, in stark contrast to the place we ate at last Sunday ! Very friendly, professional and efficient service, and owners who clearly make a real personal effort to ensure their customers are satisfied. Thanks again, and wonât be long before weâre back. Thank you so much for your brilliant review. We are so pleased you enjoyed your meal with us on Sunday. We love that you liked our friendly professional and efficient service along with our lovely food. We hope we can welcome you back soon. Thank you once again.
1. Northumberland Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1419 reviews
A fully re-furbished 1820's Coaching Inn, originally built by the 3rd Duke of Northumberland. Beautiful bar, lounge and restaurant, immaculately decorated and next to the River Coquet. Six luxury en-suite rooms, accredited 5* by Quality in Tourism/Visit E
Reviewed By Douglasbader202
So... we arrived for our meal at 1.30 and were welcomed and shown to our table. Drink orders were taken and food orders placed. Quite a long wait for food and no offer of more drinks while we waited? Food arrived but one meal missing. Food very average and for the following reasons:Steak and Ale pie was supposed to be homemade? Looked bought in and pastry very tough. Not much filling and steak chewy.Burgers a huge disappointment. Brioche buns dry and burgers tough and dry. Chips with steak pie not very good and not many of them? Peas with steak pie very dry and shrivelled up! Puddings not much better. Tiny little dish for custard with a huge kids portion of crumble? At no point were we offered more drinks and we were there for 2 hours. Asked for military discount and asked to show an ID card. All in all a very disappointing experience and customer care not good. Food very average and will be going to the Ridley Arms next time. Dear GuestWe apologise if you feel we did not meet your expectations on your recent visit. Having spoken to our duty manager, we were of the opinion that there weren't any problems, as when we checked back on your table when food had arrived, there were no comments passed onto us. Had you mentioned any items not to your liking then, we would have most certainly dealt with anything we could. Rest assured our pies are made from scratch in-house.We are also sorry if we offended you in any way by asking for ID; I'm sure you can appreciate when we are offering a substantial 25% discount to military personnel, it is normal practice to request ID from customers.We value your custom and hope you will consider us in the future.Vanessa CGuest Relations
