Still a fantastic place to chill out in the Durham countryside. Food is exceptional from breakfast,…read morelunch through dinner. Hotel rooms are quaint but top floor rooms would benefit from power showers to increase water pressure as it takes a while to get wet. Loved the cask Double Maxim on taps, much better than I remember from Vaux! Prices are very reasonable for large portions.

We are repeat customers to the Old Mill, the food is always great, and lots of it…read more You have to grab a table, and choose what you would like to eat from the blackboard in the main dining room. Once you have chosen what you would like to eat, go to the bar with your table number and order. We have been on a number of occasions, and service is always great (have been when every table has been taken, and was told 40 min for food, but received it well within 30 min) Have never had a bad meal from here, or a bad word to say about the place

Pub / restaurant but especially busy with meals especially on the evening where booking is a must…read more The majority of the clients are 60+ Food is very good and has a homemade touch The restaurant manager runs a strict and well planned show and service is very good Good value

make sure you book a table if you are thinking of going here as its very popular. If you opt for a…read morebelly buster, be carefull. it busts your belly. and the service is good too.

Just been for tea today the food was terrible l had butternut squash roast the veg where very hard…read morethe roast potatoes where white l got a small jug if sauce it had over heated in the microwave and wouldn't come out l did get another l hardly touched my meal and did say how awful it was and was told am sorry to hear that when asked if the food was heated in a microwave l was told no my granddaughter,s Mac cheese had been the service was ok the ambiance was ok l won't hurry back gone down hill

Delicious gastropub with a lovely atmosphere. I had duck with blueberry sauce and creme brûlée for…read moredessert, both of which were quite good. I'd definitely return to this cozy old pub when I'm next in the village of Corbridge.

This place feels more like a pub than a bar. Its croud tends to be slightly older than Blanc or Spy…read moreopposite the road. They also do food and for a non Italian place the pizzas are surprisingly good. As all the other places on Osborne Road it often gets full but it's probably the biggest bar on the strip and has a big outdoor area. Great place to have a drink before heading nextdoor to its sister venue 'Scalini's' for supper. It's on the west side of the road though so if you want a drink in the summer sun it does tend to get shady and chillier than the bars on the other side of the road.

I visited Osborne's for the first time on Friday nite. We met there for drinks before our meal…read moreelsewhere. We had three rounds. Two were free and one was £1 for each drink. This was due to the button game that is played during happy hour. Fantastic! It was very busy - even at 7pm - so we had to stand propped up as all of the seats were taken. Modern music played - tho was a little strange, seeming to play a couple of tracks in a row, of one artists!

In town for work and this Pub is walking distance from the hotel. My crew and I descend upon them…read moreseveral times a week and have never been disappointed. They have a broad menu (that they recently revamped) that caters to everyone in our group. From just starters and salads to burgers to seafood and steaks. They also have many unique items (squirrel anyone?) and some of the best desserts (Love the Sticky Toffee Pudding). Lord Trevor and his crew do a great job! Keep it up.

This was my first meal in the UK after arriving from the US. Ordered a Fried Haddock special, came…read morewith mushy peas and chips. When I first came into the restaurant I had no idea what the traditional customs was for ordering at a pub here. The girls at the bar were very helpful and friendly. Really enjoyed the food. The haddock batter was crisp and the fish was tasty and not dry at all. Loved the mushy peas, though I have no idea if that is what they are supposed to taste like or not. Overall a very nice place, though a bit on the higher side for a student budget. I think my total meal with a lemonade and tip was 11 quid.

Nothing wrong with this place really, they change the menu wayyyy too much, and I had to turn it…read moredown to a four star. As another person said, the food is great, and arrives quickly. The staff and people in there, are friendly. There are lots of places to sit, and you never have to look for a seat. Toilets are quite hygienic, for a toilet. Definitely recommend this place, but I hope they stop changing the menu!

The atmosphere is friendly enough and the food arrives sharpish. It's worth going for a pub lunch…read moreand taking them up on their '2 courses for £6.95 offer'. You won't be disappointed by the quality of the traditional pub food. The few times I have been here have included weekday lunch times and early evenings. I have never known this place to be packed out and it's usually fairly quiet. There is a karaoke competition where you can win £1000, a quiz night and live sport on Sky. Bottles of San Migue are £l.85 each. It's not one of these 'are you local?' type of places.

Seems to be constantly changing hands, the menu is basic pub grub. The range of beer is more lager…read moreorientated, and not really to my taste The last meal had was Sunday lunch,the main course was superb and really large portions of meat. However the service was extremely slow despite not being overly busy and a request for more information about an item in the sweet cabinet never materialised so we paid the bill and left.

Fabulous Sunday lunch, pleasant staff, warm friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended, drinks well…read moreserved a must visit if your in the area.

This is a very nice restaurant/bar with a nice outside patio. The food and drinks were very good,…read more but a bit pricey.

Ugh, never again. My first and last time at The Forth…read more We live nearby and popped in here on Easter to grab some lunch. We were worried it would be booked up, but there were free seats, so we grabbed one. We decided on some food and drinks and one of us headed to the bar to order. 20-30 minutes he hadnt returned and I began to wonder if something terrible had happened. No, it was just that the bar only had one person taking all the food and drink orders and thats how long it took to get an order in. Cut to another 30-45 minutes later and we still didnt have our food. The server told us several times that it was coming, but it just kept taking longer and longer. For some reason everyone else around us was arriving, ordered, getting their food and leaving in the time it took us to order and wait for our food. It was a mystery. We finally received our food and all was fine. I ordered a huge chicken roast and had a ton of chicken leftover. I HATE wasting food, so I asking if I could get some kind of container to bring it home and the server looked at me like I was a crazy person and said she would have to ask the chef. She then informed me that because of health and safety reasons (?) the chef said I could not take my leftover chicken. Let me just says that though I am American, I have lived in Europe for 9 years and I get that some places refuse to give you doggy bags, saying it is for 'health and safety', but really its just for looks and the chef's sense of pride. This is ridiculous and a huge waste of food. I should have just said OK and then wrapped the chicken in a napkin and taken it home anyway. This was the final straw on a long, semi-ridiculous trip to this place that ensured we will not be back.