The Gate

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5 reviews
Forestburn Gate,
Netherwitton,
MORPETH,
NE61 4PT

(01669) 620 643

The Gate Information

The Gate is a quaint country pub where you can relax in traditional surroundings. At the bar you will discover local ales and beers which in the summer can be enjoyed in the tranquil beer garden.

Opening Hours
Daily 11:00-23:00
Drink Info
Beer from £2.10 per bottle
Wine from £7.50 per bottle
Kids
Children welcome - at any time
Outdoor Area
Beer garden
Payment
Cash Only
Disabled Facilities
Wheelchair Access, NO Disabled Toilets

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Reviewer kylie88
31/08/2015
Me my other half and are two daughters camped on back field for one night was fab and kids really enjoyed it and very very welcoming by everyone at pub deffo be back again :)
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14/04/2014
The pub has been taking over by Denise&Richard; and is getting very busy.They now do sunday lunches which is out of this world,and the sweets are all homemade and to die for.The surrondings are lovely and clean,and the service is spot on.Well done be back very soon
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Reviewer Hutchy
22/08/2013
A bit 'out of the way' and that's a major part of its appeal. We've only ever got there on foot following indirect cross-country walking from Rothbury. There is a lovely welcome from both staff and locals alike and the Guinness is smashing (other beers available too!) Although there isn't food normally, there are occasional BBQs in the grounds: meat is provided by a local butcher - you buy it from him and cook it yourself on the BBQ grills provided, with rolls, salad etc available too. On a Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays (currently) there is a bus back to Rothbury at around 15.30 (check the timetable for bus 508 Arriva service) All of this means you can have a walk - as long as you plan to arrive, drink (maybe eat) and catch the bus back for a snooze - always assuming you're staying in Rothbury!
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Reviewer xOssyx
13/05/2012
A real 'locals' pub where the locals are always pleased to greet holiday-makers and tourists. The Landlord, is very friendly and keeps his beer beautifully. They don't serve meals as such, but they do offer superb toasted sandwiches! If you are looking for an old fashioned pub, in a beautiful setting, with a genuinely friendly atmosphere, where people take an interest in you; then this is the place for you.
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Reviewer Anonymous
17/02/2009
My wife and i come here in the odd occasion for a tipple and i must say it is a lovely pub. The Landlords are extremly nice folk and the service is exceptional.
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