10 Northumberland bars and pubs to visit for great a meal - as chosen by Gazette readers
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On those days when you just can’t be bothered to cook, having your tea and a drink at the local pub is an ideal treat.
But since Northumberland has so many wonderful bars and pubs across the county, which one do you choose?
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Hide AdWe turned to the Gazette readers to shout out their favourite places for a pub meal near them – from a Sunday roast to a midweek burger.
Here are some of your recommendations from our Facebook page. Click here to add your own favourites to the post.
The Blackbird Inn, Ponteland: Recommended by Alan Hopkinson, Christopher Gray and Leanne Willis.
Craster Arms, Beadnell: “Lovely pub and excellent beer garden.” Recommended by Cathy Dixon, William S MacKinlay and Vanessa Moss.
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The Cook and Barker, Newton-on-the-Moor: “Great food at a great price.” Recommended by Christine Smart, Kathleen Wade and Ingrid Hardy.
The Fishing Boat Inn, Boulmer: Recommended by Yvonne Abbott and Beverley Collett.
The Horseshoes Inn, Rennington: “Simply the best.” Recommended by Barbara Reed, Steven Clough-Richards and Felicity Hester.
The Jolly Fisherman, Craster: “Amazing seafood and great service.” Recommended by Lynda Murray Storm, Claire Haitch and Neil Turfrey.
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Hide AdMasons Arms, Warkworth: Recommended by Jane Foley, Dean Barry and Eleanor Turner.
The Melton Constable, Seaton Sluice: “Can't beat it for delicious food.” Recommended by George Hogg and Seamus Fulton.
The Northumberland Arms, Felton: “Without a doubt.” Recommended by Ingrid Chalmers and Jenny Osborne.
The Plough, Alnwick: “Always!” Recommended by John Parker and Graham Rae.