The Amble Inn in Northumberland

What an amazing place. Surpassed my expectations hugely. Very family friendly with a great climbing frame and play area.The food was incredible both at breakfast and dinner.Huge, clean rooms too.Can't wait to come back and stay again!

Been twice. Mixed experiences. First time at 12:30 Sunday the carvery beef was generous, thick cut and delicious. But on returning recently at 3pm the beef could not have been cut much thinner and was fatty too. Hopefully, being a handy venue, it'll be third time lucky.👍

Stayed here for one night. It is absolutely a lovely place to stay. We had our dog with us and were given a ground floor room with access out the back too. The room was beautifully clean and a very good size. Treats on the bed too for the pooch. Bar and restaurant was lovely too and the food was very nice, especially the breakfast. The staff were all very helpful and friendly too. Would definitely highly recommend.

Think we timed it wrong. Saturday afternoon went for food around 4pm. Was informed no food available till 5pm due to staffing problems. Ordered at 4:45pm service was slow considering the place was virtually empty. Food acceptable. Nothing to write home about. A few people who turned up just behind us decided to go elsewhere after hearing no food till 5. Think the best part was the company of family & the 'apple & cinnamon' dessert. Why not just say what it is Apple crumble & custard. Bit on the 'tiny" side of small.Not a good start to living in Amble.But if you need a Hardware Store & Wood Merchant's then Lawrence's is the place. Cheaper than the likes of B & Q and much closer with staff who actually help instead of just saying its 'over there'.

We had a lovely meal at the Amble Inn. The restaurant is spacious but with a cosy fire and atmosphere. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The food was delicious and we were given generous portions. My chips were hand cut and my side salad had a lovely dressing that came with the meal. All these details made our evening very enjoyable. Looking forward to a return visit.

We've just came back from a weekend break at the Amble Inn and had such a lovely time. The staff are all so friendly and welcoming. A big thanks to Danny and Craig, they went above and beyond to accommodate us during our stay. The food was delicious, a great breakfast selection too. We had a really nice spacious room, lovely and clean. We've genuinely had such a nice stay and look forward to staying again. I would highly recommend. Thank you to everyone at the Amble Inn for making our weekend stay so lovely.

We had a 3night winter break dinner bed and breakfast 3-6th February 2022 fantastic value for money. All staff from manager to housekeeping very pleasant, friendly and extremely helpful. Room spotlessly clean, roomy and lovely decor. Food amazing and beautifully presented. Thank you.

Had a great late lunch with some friends here. The food was excellent and generous portions. Vegetarian options went down well too! There was a good selection of gin and rum, with a cocktail menu to boot.Handy to know they serve food throughout the afternoon in the awkward couple of hours when most cafes have closed and most restaurants aren't open!

We didn’t stay over , we booked a family birthday meal . Staff were friendly the pub itself beautiful. However the food was very disappointing.prices for the quality and quantity were dubious.For example I have steak at Miller and Carter for £18.95 waitress service beautiful quality and quantity.Here it was nice but in comparison to a hungry horse . Prices should reflect on the quality and service .

On the outskirts of Amble with free parking. Friendly welcome from a member of staff.Rooms are big and modern, only three years since built. Coffee and tea with biscuits in room and fresh milk available from reception at bar if reqd.You must walk a small distance to the Brewster micro brewery for some real ales in a lively bar area with a bussing atmosphere and helpful staff who explain about the beers if you ask. I bought three thirds of beer to try but found the Imperial stout too strong, strength 10. Apparently it was made for the Russian market as they like their beers really strong! I bought some lemonade to make a shandy.There is food served there on Friday to Sunday night from 4 pm, when it opens, from various food vans that are there: check web site.Back to the Amble Inn. We were there at half term so quite noisy with kids. We had £26 each to spend on food as part of the Winter special, on to the end of March. £99 for two for one night. My starter had to be sent back as it was cold. My main of sea bass wasn't available along with the special recommended by them so that was a disappointment.There was no info on wine or prices at the establishment and a bottle of red wine was about £25.All in all the deal is good value for money thou if you like pub food with a nice room.