Pubs

The Apple Inn
Milburns @ The Vic
The Castle Inn
The Wynding Inn
The Olde Ship Inn
Bamburgh Castle Hotel
Black Swan
Schooner Inn
The Harbour Inn
The Craster Arms Hotel
Beadnell Towers Hotel
Pack Horse Inn
The Joiners Inn
The Olde Ship Inn

Bamburgh

The Mizen Head – www.mizenheadhotel.co.uk

The Mizen Head Hotel, Lucker Road, Bamburgh, Northumberland

If spectacular seafood is your thing then you definitely need to head to the Mizen Head Hotel towards the outskirts of the Village. The menu leans heavily to fresh fish and seafood (and with the wealth of produce from the North Sea why wouldn’t it?) but they do also have a decent range for those not fond of fish. The staff are friendly, the presentation of the food excellent and a good wine list to go with it – just remember to book ahead!

The Apple Inn at Lucker – www.theappleinn.co.uk/

The Apple Inn, situated in Lucker, near the village of Bamburgh provides a delightful setting coupled with dining that is gaining a enviable reputation across the region. The Apple has been under new management since summer 2011 and the head chef provides a menu set to please those in search of great tasting food and real ales, as the pub has doing been since the 1800’s.

With a range of beers, lagers, real ales and a range of wine’s the Apple Inn retains it’s country pub feel while providing food that is gaining a enviable reputation.

The Castle Inn – www.castleinnbamburgh.co.uk

The Castle Inn is positioned mid-way up Bamburgh’s Front Street and has the stunning Bamburgh Castle as a very unique backdrop! There is always a large selection of specials available alongside the extensive main menu and they serve a range of coffee’s made using Pumphrey’s freshly ground coffee beans throughout the day.

There is a newly landscaped beer garden, capturing the sun all day long making it the ideal place to sit and chat with friends over a drink during the summer months.

Seahouses

Bamburgh Hotel – Seahouses – www.bamburghcastlehotel.co.uk

This Inn is situated right on the front of the harbour, you really can’t miss it. Choose to eat in the dining area with panoramic views, upstairs in the Sea View Lounge or in the beer garden and outside terrace overlooking the Farne Islands.

They offer an extensive menu which includes an excellent choice for the kids. On Sundays, try the carvery where you can enjoy hand carved British beef, pork and poultry. Look out for daily specials using the best local and seasonal ingredients where possible like shellfish from Seahouses fishermen and game from Cragside.. They are CAMRA accredited for serving their real ales and also LocAle accredited for their local real ales, which all have different and unique characters. There are cheaper places to enjoy a meal in Seahouses, but this is certainly a case of getting exactly what you pay for… and with a great view!

The Olde Ship Inn – www.seahouses.co.uk/theoldeship

Another Public House that offers good quality food and has an excellent location. The Beer Garden at the back of the pub has the wonderful benefit of stunning views across the harbour, making this a lovely place to have a drink if the weather is agreeable. They offer a good mix of cask ales in a quirky and cosy bar. If it’s good enough for Prince Charles…..!!

The Links Hotel – Seahouses – www.linkshotel-seahouses.co.uk/

The Links Hotel bar and lounge is a relaxing place to have a drink before dinner, and plan your holiday break. Links offer a wide selection of beers, lagers, wines and spirits, plus a variety of whiskeys. Popular with residents and locals, you can play pool or darts and SKY sports is available for those events you really don’t want to miss.