Rat Inn, Anickback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
With the Dyvels Inn at Corbridge closed, I found myself killing time waiting for pubs that only opened in the evening to open. But the Rat Inn at Anick was a great place to do just that. It has some marvellous views over the valley and is set in a small hamlet. Inside there is a clear focus on meals, with most food locally sourced. Outside, there is a very nice garden (at the front). Toilets are outside at the rear. Ales were Wylam Spring Thing, North Blyth Fuggles Gold, Cumberland Corby Fox & Allendale Wagtail. They also had a cider - Gwynt y Ddraig Happy Daze. My favourite pub of the day and well worth a visit.
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a gem up a narrow lane. 4 excellent local ales, friendly service and a lovely garden full of nooks and crannies
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When I visited the food was fine, we had a nice sunday lunch. Feels very much like somebody's living room, newspapers etc., and very cosy. Some good real ales available. A proper country pub.
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A popular pub with excellent food and pleasant atmosphere. As "silver surfers" we are pleased to recommend it.
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Once a nice country pub but is rapidly going down hill. Although beer ok, food which was once excellant is now very poor and not to be recommended
anonymous - 27 Jan 2007 00:50 |
great atmosphere and food, hard to find
bob greenland - 4 Jun 2006 23:24 |
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