4 friends having a catch up. We all had the steak night menu which everyone loved. The food was fresh and real chips which wins my heart. The service was great. Highly recommended
The Farmers Arms – Durham
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4 friends having a catch up. We all had the steak night menu which everyone loved. The food was fresh and real chips which wins my heart. The service was great. Highly recommended
The Farmers Arms – DurhamIt is was a pleasure to come down for Breakfast and Dinner during our stay. All the Staff were welcoming, friendly and professional. I’d like to mention Cathy and Michelle who were attentive and keen to ensure we had a pleasant experience in the Restaurant. All our meals were excellently prepared and presented.
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastlePaid for a spa day , no jacuzzi or sauna working only had the option of steam room and swim pool , was busy and not enough seating for everyone round the pool. Massage and facial was lovely and food was lovely
Hall Garth Hotel – DarlingtonHad meal with friends, staff friendly, good atmosphere, food very tasty, good portions. Crispy squid is favourite. Would definitely return.
Gussto Tapas Bar – DurhamThoroughly enjoyed the whole experience
Farmhouse Dine & Wine – DurhamFood is nice. Not worth the hour wait for it though
Farmhouse Dine & Wine – DurhamHad afternoon tea. Even the small cakes were home made! All delicious and service wonderful
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleBooked a table yesterday for Sunday Lunch with my fiancee. I have to say that not only was it value for money but the portion sizes were excellent and the meat was so tender. Be back very soon.
The Farmers Arms – DurhamHad a lovely Sunday lunch with family, service as always was excellent.
The Farmers Arms – DurhamWe had a spa afternoon tea and it pains me to leave such a review but we won't be returning for afternoon tea it was dreadful!! The bread was stale, the beef was still running around the field, and as for brie and cranberry as a choice of sandwich best to leave that to a panini or toastie! Much nicer afternoon teas in the area and much better value for money. However, on a much more positive note the spa and therapists were lovely definitely worth a pampered treat.
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleFantastic - we had afternoon tea here first and it was really lovely, sandwiches and small selection of cakes and a scone . No issues and they catered for diary free . Our evening meal was delicious but was too full for desert , everything was cooked beautifully and the staff here are so friendly and nothing is a problem. The waitress and Adam G served us as if we were VIP - first class service .
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleWe stayed at the Morritt Hotel and had dinner at Gilroys. Amazing food and lovely service. They were really accommodating to allergens and a really friendly team. Would highly recommend!
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleWe had afternoon tea and it was lovely! The perfect amount for two people and the cakes were delicious. Definitely be visiting again.
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleWe were very well received and welcomed. We were given an excellent place in the restaurant for a quiet conversation and the service was friendly and efficient. The food looked good and tasted OK but sadly my bread was stale...
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleThe food was outstanding, the service was brilliant the staff are extremely friendly , the atmosphere is relaxed. We had a table for 8 and the coped amazingly everyone had a fab time. We are certainly returning and returning soon.
Gussto Tapas Bar – DurhamWas excited to visit here and was disappointed. The food was ok, but found both the male staff who dealt with us sullen and disinterested. Wasn't asked if we required more drinks during the meal, even though my son had an empty glass. Bill had 10% service charge added automatically. Paid it and just won't go back.
Gussto Tapas Bar – DurhamFood was excellent and good value for the money. The waitresses were lovely and very helpful. The restaurant was nicely busy but not packed.
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleHad a lovely meal yesterday for Mother's Day treat. Food was amazing apart from my sister receiving a sausage wrapped in bacon that wasn't cooked properly was still cold in the middle sent it back and another came the same. The waitress was so understanding and brilliant at her job. We received a complimentary glass of fizz which was so very kind. Later we had desserts which were all lovely but the crumble wasn't very warm. Overall a beautiful meal. I would visit again. Thank you.
Gilroy’s Restaurant at The Morritt – Barnard CastleMenu Del Dia: 2 courses, £20; 3 courses, £25.
Lunch: 2 courses, £15.95.
1 course, £11; 2 courses, £15; 3 courses, £19. Available Monday to Friday 12pm-6.30pm, Saturday, 12pm-6pm, Sunday 12pm-6.30pm.