Battlesteads
	Wark On Tyne, Wark, Northumberland , NE48 3LS. - Tel: 01434 230209
	Former farmhouse dating back to 1747 with a cosy, traditional atmosphere combined with modern eco-friendly features. It also has an observatory, making it a popular destination for stargazers.
	Cook And Barker Inn
	Newton-On-The-Moor, Morpeth, Northumberland , NE65 9JY. - Tel: 01665 575234
	Traditional Northumbrian Country Inn with fantastic views of the coast and the Cheviot hills. Just a short detour off the A1 the Cook and Barker serves excellent food, fine wines and well kept ales.
	Elks Head
	Whitfield, Hexham, Northumberland , NE47 8HD. - Tel: 01434 345282
	Superb welcoming and homely free house located in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with excellent food, beer and accomodation, with fabulous scenery close by.
	John Bull Inn
	12 Howick Street, Alnwick, Northumberland , NE66 1UY. - Tel: 01665 602055
	Small friendly back street pub dating from around the 1840's. The pub specialises in Real Ale with Tetleys Cask Bitter plus 3 everchanging guest ales giving a choice of around 200 beers ever year and Malt Whisky with approx 60 currently available. It is also one of the few remaining pubs to retain the North-Eastern tradition of the annual leek show.
	Joiners Arms
	Town Square, High Newton-By-The-Sea, Northumberland , NE66 3EA. - Tel: 01665 376 112
	18th century former Manor House close to castles and magnificent beaches. Expect a bold bohemian feel, funky bedrooms and fabulous food.
	Langley Castle Hotel
	Langley, Haydon Bridge, Northumberland , NE47 5LU. - Tel: 01434 688888
	Award winning converted Castle dating back to 1350 located in the Northumbrian valley of the South Tyne. Grade I listed Langley Castle is renowned for its excellent food and is licensed to perform Civil Marriages.
	Lord Crewe Arms
	The Square, Blanchland, Northumberland , DH8 9SP. - Tel: 01434 677100
	Excellent grade II* listed inn which was formerly part of a monastery, the old cloisters now form part of a walled garden and the old crypt is a bar with an impressive barrel vaulted ceiling. The inn is reputedly haunted and there's also an enormous 13th century fireplace that was once used to conceal people hiding from the authorities. The beer's good and so is the food so why not drop in if you're in the area? And if you were wondering about the name - Lord Crewe was the Bishop of Durham many years ago.
	Lord Crewe Arms
	Front Street, Bamburgh, Northumberland , NE69 7BL. - Tel: 01668 214243
	Excellent mid 19th century grade II listed inn with a great view of the magnificent Bamburgh Castle.
	Manor House Inn
	Carterway Heads, Consett, Northumberland , DH8 9LX. - Tel: 01207 255268
	The Manor House dates from approximately 1760 and has a comfortable lounge bar with picture windows with fine southerly views over moorland pastures, combined with wood-burning stove and old oak pews which make for a very comfortable inn with good ales and food.
	Olde Ship Inn
	9 Main Street, Seahouses, Northumberland , NE68 7RD. - Tel: 01665 720200
	Former farmhouse dating back to 1745 overlooking the harbour. Excellent ales are served in the wonderfully nautical bar, filled with stained glass, brass fittings and all sorts of ship bits. Accommodation is both in the inn or adjacent cottages with breakfast for both served in the inn where the locally smoked kippers are a delight.
	Ship Inn
	Newton Square, Low Newton-By-The-Sea, Northumberland , NE66 3EL. - Tel: 01665 576262
	Charming grade II listed seaside pub known for its stunning views, cosy atmosphere, and in-house brewery. The pub overlooks a beautiful crescent of sandy beach and offers sweeping views of the North Sea. With a warm, rustic interior featuring wooden beams, an open fire and nautical decor, the Ship Inn provides a welcoming escape, especially for walkers and visitors exploring the Northumberland Coast Path.
	The Redhouse
	Sandhill, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland , NE1 3JF. - Tel: 0191 261 4432
	Fantastic 17th century Grade II* listed building on Newcastle's Quayside with great views of the Tyne Bridge. Full of nooks and cranies the Redhouse serves a selection of real ales along with a variety of home baked pies.
	The Ship
	Marygate, Holy Island, Northumberland , TD15 2SJ. - Tel: 01289 389311
	There has been a public house on this site for several hundred years. It was formerly called the Northumberland Arms and is grade II listed. Check the tide times before you try and get across, and don't ignore them As the island is surrounded by the sea (twice a day). It can get busy at lunchtimes as the main speciality at the Ship Inn is seafood. So get there early, especially if you want to eat. The fish & chips (locally caught fish) is good as are the cask ales.
	Twice Brewed Inn
	Bardon Mill, Hexham, Northumberland , NE47 7AN. - Tel: 01434 344534
	Excellent remote Inn on the Military road, the B6318 inside the World Heritage Site - buffer zone, with Hadrian's Wall, Steel Rigg, The Sill and Vindolanda nearby, which is popular with walkers & tourists. The Twice Brewed serves good home cooked food along with quality ales brewed on the premises.
	Victoria Comet
	38 Neville Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland , NE1 5DF. - Tel: 01912617921
	Directly opposite the fabulous grade I listed Victorian railway station which is why it was used in the 1972 film, Get Carter. Can be busy due to its location.
	William De Percy Inn
	Jedburgh Road, Otterburn, Northumberland , NE19 1NR. - Tel: 01830 57604
	Charming and characterful country inn known for its cosy atmosphere, quirky decor and boutique accommodation. Named after William de Percy, a Norman nobleman associated with the area. Great food including classic sunday lunches and crepes.