4.0/5

(514 reviews)

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

4.6/5

(16 reviews)

One of Durham's oldest private members' clubs. Members are able to make use of the facilities which include a bar, dining room, snooker tables, library and private car park. The dining room can also be booked by non-members for dining parties of up to 24.

4.0/5

(4 reviews)

The Brew Bar in Durham city centre provides the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind whilst enjoying the city views. Its a great place to enjoy light bites, an afternoon tea treat, classic cocktail

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4.4/5

(946 reviews)

You'll always find a decent pint and a proper welcome at The Half Moon Inn, one of the few traditional pubs left in Durham city centre.

4.2/5

(1,073 reviews)

Samuel Smiths pub on two floors with outside patio area by the side of the river.

4.1/5

(1,230 reviews)

These former council offices are in the heart of a village which became a Tyneside suburb. They were built in 1904 by the Carr-Ellison family which leased the building to the former Wickham Urban Dist

Fantasic establishment, does food and shows sporting events.

4.2/5

(1,239 reviews)

Situated on the river bank of the Wear, this 500 year old building with panoramic views of medieval Elvet Bridge and the traditional City of Durham.