Chris Davy
Good pub food - great taste and great value.
Nestling high on the North Pennines, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Ancient Unicorn has, for centuries, been a resting place for travellers who journey across the Pennines. Today, it’s a superb place to stay and refresh– whether you are walking or cycling, or simply visiting Teesdale for a regional holiday or a short break.
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This traditional country pub is set in the idyllic village of Ingleton. Real Ales are served as a speciality - and can be enjoyed with the excellent Sunday Lunches.
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A tradition Country Pub and restaurant a stones through from Raby Castle, A perfect lunch stop after exploring one of the best the Teesdale tourist attractions.
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Boot and Shoe is a self-catering holiday cottage situated on the River Tees in Wycliffe, 6 miles from Barnard Castle. Offering a frozen meal service on request and provide home baking on arrival.
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Bradley Hall Bed and Breakfast
First recorded in 1189, Bradley Hall, situated amid wonderful rolling countryside, is a ancient monument with remains of a moat, mediaeval fireplaces, arches and doorways next to the Georgian farmhouse which is lived in today. Local produce is used for guests' breakfasts.
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This character pub has a popular bistro and restaurant, with a great atmosphere, fine wines and delicious foods you are sure to enjoy a visit here.
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A tradtional Public House with accomodation and restaurant. Dating back to the 1700s this Inn provides a charming welcome.
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Dating back to the 1750s, The Fox & Hounds sits proudly on the West Green in the picturesque village of Cotherstone. Within an area of outstanding natural beauty and sitting next to a beautiful stretch of the River Tees the friendly and cosy atmosphere of this traditional country pub makes
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One of Teesdale quality hotels with real ale, good honest food and accomodation to enjoy.
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For the traditional values of a warm welcome and quality home cooked, locally source foods look no further than The Old Well Inn in Barnard Castle.
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Confort, quality and value, The Red Well Inn provides a relaxing atmosphere in very pleasent rural surroundings. With great food in the lounge bar and restaurant.
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Voted England Pub of the Year by the AA, The Rose & Crown Hotel is idyllically situated in Romaldkirk, next to the church from which the village takes its name.
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This public house serves not only traditional ales and hand pulled cask beers but provides tasty pub lunches too.
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Acclaimed Chef Paul O'Hara - formerly of Bistro 21 in Durham, offers a warm welcome from his new venue - The Bridge Restaurant & Bar in Whorlton.
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Traditional Pub and Restaurant ... owners, Alastair & Claire Ross, welcome you to Hutton Magna.
Alastair has spent the last 14 years in London working at The Savoy, Leith’s and, more recently, a private members’ club on the Strand.
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This hotel has the benefit of a warm, friendly atmosphere, log fires, pleasant surroundings, superb food, excellent accommodation and extremely well-furnished en-suite bedrooms. An added advantage is the ample parking found to the rear by passing through the stone archway as did the coaches of old.
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