Angel View Inn - Gateshead
Angel View Inn
Description
The Angel View Inn is a charming venue hidden in the countryside near the iconic Angel of the North statue. Full of character and charm, this converted barn offers a bar, restaurant, hotel, and conference banqueting facilities. Enjoy the beautiful stone walls and original arches while dining or staying at this secret gem just off Durham Road (A167) with plenty of free parking. Conveniently located close to Newcastle, Durham, Gateshead, and Sunderland, The Angel View Inn is a must-visit destination for food and drinks.
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I take my mam here quite often for lunch. The staff are lovely the food is fab and the portions are big. Holly who normally serves us has the most amazing customer service she is always so friendly and helpful. Nothing is a bother. I am in retail management and love to give feedback on great service. Well done holly and thank you x
I had another fantastic stay at Angel View. This was my fourth time staying here and I can honestly say I have no complaints. The hotel staff and bar staff were polite and efficient. The rooms were spotless and they were willing to help with anything. Thank you for a great experience.
Several of us stopped here for a 3 course meal half way through a long journey, starters were nice, carvery was disappointing, mash was hard lumpy, stuffing was inedible so we all had room for desserts as half our dinners were uneaten, sticky toffee and choc fudge cake were far too firm so 3 of us cancelled our orders instantly. Waitress staff were great, cannot fault them but the food was a big let down. Wouldn’t return.
My wife and I decided to have lunch at this restaurant. It was not very crowded, probably because it was midweek and midday. The choices for lager drinks were limited and strange, with only Carling or Staropramen available. The food ordering process, service, and quality were all good. The chef even came to our table to ask if everything was okay. One funny aspect of the restaurant was a bell that rang loudly to alert staff when food was ready in the kitchen, reminiscent of something from Fawlty Towers or The Munsters. Despite this quirk, the quality of the food was good, which is the most important aspect of a restaurant in the end.

