Pubs

The Fishing Boat Inn can be found in the beautiful north east coastal village of Boulmer in Northumberland. Overlooking the sea it enjoys unspoilt, idyllic views up the North East coast.

Cosy, whitewashed country pub with a beer garden, exposed stone interiors, open fire and live music.

The Jolly Fisherman was established by Charles Archbold in 1847. Over the past 165 years the building has grown in both size and reputation and is popular with locals, coastal ramblers and day-trippers alike.

Following a full refurbishment in 2012 new publican David Whitehead and his team are proud to continue and enhance the rich culinary heritage of one of Northumberland’s most iconic destinations.

Situated approximately 1 mile from the A1, perfectly positioned for direct access North & South; lies the idyllic village of Felton. The Northumberland Arms was built in the 1820’s by Hugh Percy, 3rd Duke of Northumberland, as a Coaching Inn where his coach horses, family and visitors could be refreshed before reaching Alnwick Castle. The building has been lovingly restored and presents the ultimate in chic, eclectic styling, whilst remaining warm comfortable and welcoming.

A real traditional Northumbrian Country Inn’ is the perfect description for The Cook & Barker Inn. From its elevated location in the picturesque village of Newton on the Moor, the Inn enjoys outstanding views of both the Northumberland Coast and the Cheviot hills. The Inn boasts an excellent restaurant, bar areas and beer garden. They have an extensive menu and provide a wide variety of dishes using locally sourced ingredients. Staff and really friendly and helpful.