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The Waggon Inn (Belsay)


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The Waggon Inn (Belsay)

 
Description: Hugham Dykes, Milbourne, Northumberland, NE20 ODH. Tel:01661 881872

Newest Review: ... area for no reason other than the fact that the bar area was very quickly filling up with Sunday drinkers (not rowdy) and Little Miss decided on the dining room. Our menu was brought quickly, and whilst the specials were shown on the board, the menu itself seems to offer a choice of dishes which is pretty consistent. There is a wide range of starters including King prawn & crayfish ... more

 ... cocktail with dressed salad & Marie Rose sauce £5.95;Fresh mussels in a white wine & garlic sauce with crusty bread £5.50;Craster kipper pate with toast, £4.95and breaded goats cheese with homemade chilli jam, costing £5.50 We opted to go straigh...more

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Premium Review The Waggon Inn (Belsay): Hearty fare (832 words)
by - written on 01/11/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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The Waggon Inn After a bracing and very enjoyable few hours spent at belsay hall, castle and Gardens, we were hungry and ready for lunch. It being a Sunday we travelled the road back to Newcastle and very quickly came to this pub, situated on the side of the road but set back behind a car park (there is also a car park at the side) The Waggon Inn describes itself as an "Olde English Country Pub' with local ales, fine wines - - and an excellent restaurant menu serving fresh locally sourced food." On first seeing the place it does indeed look like an olde worlde pub, having a white façade and looking as though it would have real fires and ...  Read the complete review

 

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