Anglers Arms
A warm 18th-century Morpeth inn with a classic pub and a restaurant in an old railway dining car.

Restaurants · Morpeth
Come here hungry — portions arrive genuinely huge, and the prices that look a bit steep on the menu make sense once the plates land. There's a separate family area with its own indoor play space at the back, plus a park and grass outside for older children, so there's somewhere to send them between courses. High chairs, buggy access, a kids' menu and free parking are all sorted, and the slushes go down well. The team are patient and welcoming, and dietary requests — gluten, dairy, egg-free — are handled without fuss. The scampi and the carvery get particular praise, though the carvery sells out, so go early for it. Some evenings there's entertainment in the family side, so it's livelier then; quiet weeknights are the calmest bet. One parent found it made a birthday meal feel special.

A little something creative for your next meal out. Filled with colouring, simple drawing prompts for cute animals, origami and conversation starters designed to bring more play, laughter and connection to the table. 3 free printable packs for toddlers, preschoolers and primary-aged children.
A warm 18th-century Morpeth inn with a classic pub and a restaurant in an old railway dining car.
A mid-priced Morpeth restaurant with high chairs, making it a simple choice for a family sit-down meal in town.
Village café with a garden, huge portions, a tempting cake counter and warm, quick staff — worth booking ahead.