Lovely spot after a long walk in the North Pennines. They have a really good selection of local ales. The staff were friendly and the seating was comfortable, which was just what I needed.

Friendly staff and decent food selection. Portions are generous for the price.

The staff were really welcoming to my grandchildren, even though we just had drinks. The mocktails were pretty good and decently priced.

This pub has a lively atmosphere, perfect for watching sports. The selection of drinks is impressive, making it a great spot for a night out.

Solid pub with a good range of ales on tap. The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me &ndash; proper flaky pastry and a rich, meaty filling. A bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for.

Been a regular for ages. The food&#39;s always solid, no surprises. Service is quick, which I appreciate. But honestly, the portions feel a bit smaller than they used to be for the price. Still, it&#39;s reliable.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s just a solid, cozy local. Always feels the same, which is exactly why I keep coming back. The atmosphere is spot on for a quiet pint or catching the game. Never lets you down.

Portions were generous, which I appreciate. The real highlight for me was the freshness of the ingredients in the salad - the greens were crisp and the vegetables tasted so vibrant. A nice, simple meal.

Came for restaurant week. The Korean fried chicken tacos were good, crispy and flavourful. Philly cheese steak spring rolls were also solid. Set menu was fairly priced for what you got. Service was efficient.

The vegan breakfast was stunning, honestly one of the best. My husband&#39;s Tyneside breakfast looked delicious too. Everything was hot and fresh.

Good spot for a casual pint. The beer selection is decent and the prices are very reasonable.

Came here for New Year&#39;s Eve. They started us off with a glass of prosecco, which was a lovely touch. The tables had a good spread of meats and cheeses to nibble on. It was a relaxed, friendly evening - the karaoke was fun without being too loud or overwhelming.

Popped in for a late lunch. The Yorkshire pud and beef was huge, packed with meat. The real star was the rotating cask ale - a lovely malty one that cut through the rich gravy perfectly. Just a bit chilly by the window.

The menu had some nice lighter options, which I appreciated. I went for the grilled salmon salad &ndash; the greens were really fresh and crisp. The portion was just right for a weeknight dinner. The car park did fill up quickly though, so we had to park further down the street.

Love that they&rsquo;re dog-friendly! The small plates are huge, honestly could make a meal out of them. Nice spot to stop by with the pup.

Nice spot for a quiet Sunday meal when other places are shut. The staff were really friendly and helpful with our little one.

The car park is huge, which was a relief. And having a proper ramp at the entrance meant my friend with the pushchair didn&#39;t have to struggle. It just makes everything so much easier from the get-go.

Stayed a few nights and the room was spotless and really quiet. The bed was so comfy, and I loved having a proper tea tray to make a cuppa in the morning. Felt like a good deal for the price.

The staff were really friendly and attentive. They had a nice selection of local ales on tap, which was a pleasant surprise.

Popped in for the carvery lunch. The roast potatoes were spot on, crispy outside and fluffy inside. Yorkshire puddings were proper too, just like my nan used to make. Really hit the spot on a drizzly day.

As a Newcastle fan, I had to stop in. The memorabilia everywhere is really cool, especially for matchdays. The vibe is spot-on, feels like a proper local spot.

The Botanist offers a stunning atmosphere with its unique decor and a beautiful glass dome, making it a perfect spot for a fun night out.

Grabbed the halloumi fries and chicken strips for a quick lunch. Both were spot on, came out fast. Good to see plenty of veggie options on the menu too.

Solid pub grub, good value. The Sunday roast was a proper one, beef was tender, and the Yorkshire pudding spot on. All-day breakfast hit the spot too, decent sausages. Exactly what you want from a local.

Been to a fair few Spoons, this one&#39;s up there. The layout&#39;s decent, different levels and a top bit with a sky garden. Food and drink were fine.

The balcony view over the river is lovely for a drink. I appreciated that their house lemonade tasted freshly squeezed, not from a bottle.

The bartender was so welcoming when we popped in for a drink! The cosy, rainy-day vibe was just right for a catch-up with my friend.

The staff were so friendly and attentive, which really made the evening relaxed. The atmosphere was lovely too. My only small note is that the seating is a bit close together, but the service more than made up for it.

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