Welcome to Morpeth — a charming market town in Northumberland, brimming with fantastic dining options. Whether you're here with family, planning a romantic meal as a couple, or grabbing a quick bite en route to your next adventure, Morpeth has a variety of restaurants for you to choose from, no matter your tastes.
From dog-friendly cafes to settings perfect for group meals and celebrations, let’s take a closer look at what this idyllic town can offer your taste buds.
Family-friendly restaurants in Morpeth
Morpeth offers a variety of family-friendly restaurants that cater to big bellies and little bellies. Ephesus Restaurant is a popular choice, offering delicious Mezze and Charcoal Grill dishes that the whole family can enjoy. The relaxed atmosphere and varied menu make it an ideal spot for family dinners.
Another great option would be The Chantry Tea Room, where you can enjoy home-cooked British grub in a cosy setting. We’re sure your little ones will love the selection of homemade cakes, scones and treats, too!
For more family-friendly dining options in Northumberland, check out our food and drink page.
Romantic dining restaurants in Morpeth
If you’re after a spot of intimate dining, Morpeth has plenty of romantic dining venues tailored to couples. Lollo Rosso Italia is a local favourite for those seeking a romantic meal with a twist. It boasts an extravagant Italian menu, and you may even get to experience the live music they play! They also have Vegetarian, Vegan, and Gluten-Free options available.
Transport yourself for a taste of Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand by visiting Nadon Thai. It provides a warm and inviting atmosphere with a variety of delicious Thai dishes. They even run a happy hour from 5.30 - 6.30 pm every day, where you can get a starter, beer, or soft drink with a main for just £15.50.
For more ideas on romantic dining spots, check out our blog on the best Sunday lunches and afternoon teas in Northumberland for a more casual, romantic dining experience.
Cafes and quick bite dining in Morpeth
If you're dining solo or need somewhere quick to fill your belly, Morpeth has plenty of charming cafes and tearooms. Just over the road from Morpeth’s Stepping Stones, you’ll find Cafe Des Amis — a delightful spot offering a range of coffees, teas, and light bites such as sandwiches and pastries. A great spot for breakfast, brunch, or lunch.
Learn more about Northumberland’s local produce and on our Produced in Northumberland page. Also, don't forget to visit the Morpeth Markets for a few fresh, local goodies!
Restaurants for group dining and special occasions
Planning a gathering or special celebration? Morpeth has several restaurants that are fit for larger groups. The Black Bull is a friendly and relaxed bar and restaurant with a lively atmosphere and a menu packed with pub favourites.
Just down Morpeth High Street, you’ll find The Townhouse Bar & No.59 Restaurant — perfect for a bite to eat and an after-dinner tipple. They’re open for food and drink from Thursday to Sunday and for private hire for special occasions. They can fit up to 40 people in the building.
For more options, browse our Northumberland pubs and bars section and explore things to do in Morpeth with your group.
Dog-friendly restaurants and pubs in Morpeth
Why should your furry friends miss out on what Morpeth has to offer? Take your four-legged friend into this fabulous gastro pub and luxury inn for a waggy welcome.
The Joiners Arms welcomes dogs with a bowl of fresh water or even a doggy beer if you’d prefer! If you’re staying in Morpeth, they even have dog-friendly rooms that come with a few extras for you and your pooch.
Traditional pub-grub in Morpeth
Home-cooked grub, local beers and comforting decor is sometimes all you need when travelling to a new area. For those who enjoy a traditional pub experience, The Sun Inn offers a classic pub atmosphere with a great selection of ales and traditional dishes. The Waterford Lodge Hotel is another tourist favourite, known for its friendly service and delicious food.
Explore the restaurants of Morpeth today
No matter where you choose to wine and dine in Morpeth, we hope our suggestions have provided you with a touch of inspiration. Morpeth’s town may be on the smaller side, but its food scene is incredibly diverse for all foodies — tourists and residents alike.
Ready to plan your visit to Northumberland? Head over to our website or get in touch with our team with any questions. Happy dining!