4.0/5

(514 reviews)

A charming 18th century coachhouse serving ales and seasonal food.

4.3/5

(1,070 reviews)

Our family friendly pub is based on generosity, when you visit you’ll be met with generous staff who are willing to go the extra mile and a generous menu which offers a huge selection of great pub grub.

4.3/5

(609 reviews)

Just a stone’s throw away from the heart of historic Durham city yet surrounded by peaceful woodland, The Kingslodge Inn has all the benefits of a city-centre location but with a laid back, relaxed vibe that you will love.

4.1/5

(1,756 reviews)

The mining community of Chester Moor has been in need of refreshment since the first colliery opened in 1889, with over 700 men and boys working in the pits by 1940. Following the closure of the final

4.4/5

(466 reviews)

The Bridge Inn sits in the heart of Durham City where for over a decade it has offered a wide range of beers, wine, spirits and delicious home cooked food. Situated less than five minutes from bot

4.5/5

(135 reviews)

Real-ale bar set in the former waiting room of Durham Train Station's Platform 2.

4.8/5

(439 reviews)

A stone's throw from the railway station, this is Durham's first micropub, selling real ales and real ciders direct from the cask.

4.6/5

(342 reviews)

A friendly local pub, with the attraction of conversation encouraged, no TV’s , jukebox or fruit machine