Restaurant and Bar Meals - Dining and Eating Out

 

Dining Hours:

Monday: Lunch 12 - 2pm, Evening 5.30 - 8.30pm

Tuesday: Lunch 12 - 2pm, Evening 5.30 - 8.30pm

Wednesday: NO FOOD ALL DAY 

Thursday: Lunch 12 - 2pm, Evening 5.30 - 8.30pm

Friday: Lunch 12 - 2pm, Evening 5.30 - 8.30pm

Saturday: Lunch 12 - 2pm, Evening 5.30 - 8.30pm

Sunday: Lunch (Traditional Roasts) 12 - 2.30pm, Evening 5.30 - 8.30pm

Bar Open 11am - 11pm 7 Days a Week

To book a table please call us on 01833 640264

 

All of the food at The Teesdale Hotel is cooked on the premises using fresh, seasonal, good quality locally sourced ingredients, conscientiously prepared and served by friendly staff. We want you to go home feeling well looked after and enjoying a great well cooked meal is an essential part of that.

Our emphasis is on quality local produce, carefully and simply prepared and presented without much fuss. Our local butcher (McFarlane's; just across the road) provides great local meat, our fruit and veg is all seasonal and locally sourced. Local cheeses also feature, such Teesdale's own Cotherstone Cheese and Teesdale Blue.

We serve great drinks too! Our wine cellar stocks a good selection of well chosen wines from around the world and we always have local Real Ales, well kept, at the right temperature and served with a proper head! We have now been awarded the coveted 'Cask Marque' for the quality of our beer.

Also on offer are; Poretti, Fosters Draught, John Smiths Smooth, Shipyard Pale Ale, and Hobgoblin Stout. There's also a great selection of spirits including our discerning selection of malt whiskies.

As well as being open to non-residents and well patronised by the locals, the restaurant is also available for private functions and bookings, such as Weddings, Christenings, Anniversaries and Birthdays.  We also have the facility to cater for small business meetings and conferences. Depending upon the nature of each particular function, we can cater for parties up to fifty people.

Located in the quaint and pretty Dales village of Middleton-in-Teesdale in the heart of the Durham Dales near Barnard Castle at the gateway to the North Pennines AONB Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and on the edge of Northumbria in what was historically the most northerly of the North Yorkshire Dales and National Park.