The Anchor Inn - Northumberland

Been a few times now and I love it and will go back many more times and highly recommend it to anyone who'll listen. But I'd stay well away from the Sunday roast dinners. Their beautiful but you get NOWT! 2 roasties and a teaspoon of mash topped with a sliver of meat and a sprig of veg isn't worth 15 quid sorry. It's not about the money, Its just NOT a Sunday roast. Plates should be loaded in a lovely warm country pub like this. Everything else on the menu is MAHOOSIVE and delicious. Everything else about the place is sooo perfect. Staff. Atmosphere. Service. Everything. Go now. Just stick to the normal menu.

We stayed here for a wedding we were going to at Healey Hall £15 taxi e.w. and were really happy. Nice friendly staff, good breakfast, clean room, very nice bathroom. We arrived too late to eat unfortunately but bought three of the pies to cook at home when we checked out and they were great so I am sure the restaurant would be excellent. Sure little bit of road noise but setting was gorgeous. Had blind and thick curtains to keep down the morning light waking us up which I like. Really good value for money in my view and I would definitely stay again if in the area.

Delish vegetarian pies lovely cosy family pub great food

Exceptional service as a wheelchair user they understood my need for assistance in the facilities from my husband who is my registered carer. The views are stunning and the food is beautiful!

Visited the Anchor for a family meal. Service was great, car park requires validation which was easy enough, food was very average. I had fish and chips, chips were nice, portion size was generous, but the fish batter was under cooked and doughy. Never saw the rooms. Probably wouldn't make the effort to go back with it being quite remote location and underwhelming food