Nestled in the heart of the historic village of Blanchland, Lord Crewe Arms offers one of Northumberland’s most distinctive and atmospheric dining destinations. Steeped in over 800 years of history, the former abbey guesthouse is full of character, from its atmospheric stone walls and roaring fires to its beautifully restored dining spaces. Guests can choose from elegant Bishop Dining Room overlooking the gardens and dramatic moorland landscape beyond, or settle into one of the inn’s cosy corners for a more relaxed bite to eat.

 The food is every bit as memorable as the setting, with seasonal menus celebrating the best local produce and honest, flavour-led cooking. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely lunch, an indulgent dinner or drinks and small plates in the characterful Crypt Bar, Lord Crewe Arms is a place to gather. Surrounded by the breathtaking North Pennines and overlooking the wild Northumberland moors, it’s the perfect destination for Restaurant Week and an experience that combines exceptional local food with a true sense of place.