Lord Crewe Arms - Menu

5* experience, amazing food. Staff couldn't do enough and our room was so comfortable. I can't believe I'm actually getting married at this unreal place in feb 2019 :D

excellent eating with good choice and generous portions served by very professional and friendly staff. very atmospheric environment always a real feeling of the old building

After being initially very concerned at the lack of menu items for a gluten free non meat eater, the staff chef really did come up trumps! This is not just your average Sunday roast, absolutely outstanding food service. Couldn’t fault a thing!

we are halfway through our stay at this amazing place. we live in whiteheaps completely with log burner and beautiful roll top bath. the personal here is wonderful, nothing is too much annoyed. eating is delicious and the small village juicy and perfect, that is our first visit, but it will not be our last

Just been for lunch, wanted to try this place for ages so today me, the Mrs and the K9 went for a mooch around Derwent water in the snow then stopped off for our Sunday lunch. I was not disappointed also dog friendly. Food was great and I enjoyed the way the menu worked and for the first time ever we shared our lunch. Perfect size portions, lovely log fire and snow I g heavy. Perfect Sunday ! Well except for the drive home thanks again x

What a pleasant discovery!! We casually stopped for lunch today and we were welcomed by friendly and CANNY staff (let's go by the menu's syllabus). We ate outside on the BONNY garden, the service was quick and our Flank Steak Egg was simply LUSH. What it could have been an average spot of lunch, it turned out to be a wow experience. The Lord Crewe Arms has it all, a spectacular building, the staff makes you feel at home and the food... yeah the food wasn't average for sure!! Thank you and see you again soon.

we just returned from our second visit to the lca. we just find it excellent in every sight. we were overwhelmed again, through the facility, the reappointment of the room, the eating and above all, the courtesy and friendliness of the staff. all waiter, bar staff and peter the porter have all a few friendly words to exchange, it is a joy to stay there. eating was before place and we have enjoyed especially our wine tasting experience with helen savage, informative but very informatiw and very interesting, all served beautifully in the hotel gatehouse on the street. what a wonderful weekend we had.

now, our first time at the crewe and we will definitely be back, the decoration is spot on and well thought out with great touches to improve the amazing building the whole place is impeccable (no really impeccable) the staff are friendly and helpful. the breakfast was nice, the coffee and the apple juice were quality of the old northumberland fritte was delicious and considerable. our room was the beautiful tom forster with amazing character windows and the touches that they expect from a first-class facility, in the room coffee not immediately with additional large small piece tablet as sweet tasty. all in all a jewel in northumberland

for decades my wife and I lived in the northeast and visited Blanchland, which went into lunch, was definitiw nostalgie. we found all the changes for the better (e.g. heating that was no longer ineffective or too hot). we only needed a light lunch so we could get for ham hock chicken terrine and a beef with horseradish sandwich. the former (obvily home made) was a good part with excellent toast and chutney, while the sandwich had several layers of bark (which was done as much as desired). eating was washed with glasses of merlot and shiraz both good quality. it may not be the cheapest of lunchtime, but the bar was comfortable, the service was good and the quality of lunch meant no complainin...