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Wellington Hotel |
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CHEF
& BREWER |
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PUBLICAN |
Malcolm Inglis & Christine Emmerson. |
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ADDRESS |
Main Road, Riding Mill,
Northumberland NE44 6DQ
Tel. 01434 682531 e-mail
wellingtonhotel@thespiritgroup.com |
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MAP |
Click
Here For Map. |
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PUB EXPLORER
REFERENCE |
24401. |
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PUB
OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Thursday 11am -
11pm.
Friday 11am - 11.30pm.
Saturday 11am - 11pm.
Sunday 11.30am - 10.30pm. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Carling, Fosters, Kronenbourg,
Staropramen, Stella, John
Smiths Smooth, Guinness,
Strongbow Cider.
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REAL ALES |
Wells Bombardier + 2 weekly
changing Guest Ales with some from local breweries.
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QUIZ NIGHT |
Every Tuesday from 8.30pm.
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CHEF & BREWER EXPERIENCE
We are proud to offer you restaurant quality
meals, cooked to order, prepared from fresh seasonal produce to create a
variety of tempting dishes. Available from an extensive main
menu & chalkboards around the pub. |
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WINE |
We offer an extensive range
of Fine Wines. Choose from our wine list or monthly specials.
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ACCOMPANYING
DRINKS |
Tea & Range of Speciality Coffees. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 11.30am -
10pm. Sunday 11.30am - 9.30pm. |
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MENU |
Main Menu -
Click here to view. |
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FIXED
PRICE MENU |
Selected Menu available daily.
2 courses £10.00. 3 courses £12.00. |
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LIGHTER
LUNCH MENU |
Selected Lunch Menu available Monday - Friday 12noon -
6pm.
2 courses £6.95. |
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SUNDAY
ROAST |
Sunday Lunch available with choice of usually 4 roasts, all the
trimmings and fresh vegetables. |
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FACILITIES |
Beer Garden (with umbrellas
on all tables and heaters),
Wheelchair Access, Disabled Toilet, Baby Changing Facility (in disabled
toilet). |
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OTHER |
Children
Welcome (until 9pm last orders for dining 7.30pm), Car Parking - 60 spaces, Disabled Car
Parking - 2 spaces. Debit / Cash Back & Credit Cards accepted. |
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 Wellington Hotel
is the only pub in the picturesque
Northumberland village of Riding Mill. The historic market town of
Hexham is two miles away and Hadrian's Wall and the Angel of the North
are close by. The building dates back to the 16th Century when it
was known as an old witches meeting place. Today this is a very
homely, welcoming venue with two open fires lit for winter warmth,
secluded areas for private dining with candles lit on the tables.
Its village location means that there is a strong local clientele who
enjoy their usual pint with us as well as people who dine here regularly
from as far away as Sunderland and beyond. There is a very good
range of in-house, freshly prepared dishes on the menu along with
tempting specials advertised on the blackboards around the pub.
During the summer months you
can dine al fresco in the garden. Make sure you visit us soon and
meet the Wellington's friendly staff.
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