Morpeth Restaurants

Food and service were excellent, if I had to be critical then our table position could have been better, although the restaurant was full to capacity, will certainly visit the morpeth town house in the near future many thanks and a merryxmas to all your staff

Lovey experience from the moment we arrived. Tucked away from the lively bustle of the city, this little gem is full of character inside. Excellent staff who were always more than happy to help. The food was the star of the show, opening with the Camembert and bread to share followed by the prime beef and duck confit we were not disappointed and the dauphinois on the side just rounded the meal off perfectly. To finish we had the dessert special of the evening, apple crumble, packed full of flavour. The bottle of Malbec we ordered for the table went down a treat, highly recommend.

We've eaten around at some of the top venues in Newcastle and 21, I would think, is the one to beat now. Everything was just right, The welcoming reception, the glass of bubbly at the bar while perusing the menu, the food, the wine and the ambiance. We could not find fault.

A fabulous Christmas Menu, each course was sublime. We had: black pudding, leek and potato soup and goats cheese with walnuts and beetroot. My friends opted for the Turkey main course which was delicious, apparently, and I paid the supplement for Beef Wellington and mustard mash. Puddings were a difficult choice but I had the chocolate Yule log and my friends had boozy plum pavlova! Starting with a glass of fizz and ending with a cup of tea and mince pie, the 3-course meal was well worth £45 per head. Blackfriars staff are always attentive and friendly and, although being optional, the 10% service charge was very well-deserved. Finally, my friend received a birthday card and decorated dessert. Can't wait to go back!

Went on a Tuesday lunch time. The four of us were the only customers for most of the time so lacking some atmosphere. Decent food and good service. Very good value