Twice Brewed Inn

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Bardon Mill
Hexham
Northumberland
NE47 7AN

01434 344534

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Overview

The Inn has 18 ensuite bedrooms and is set amongst some of the most breath taking scenery in England, standing in the shadows of Steel Rigg, without doubt one of the most dramatic parts of Hadrian's Wall. We serve locally sourced, home cooked food all day which can be enjoyed in our bar, "Twice Brewed", our restaurant, "Sycamore Gap" or in our beer garden. Please see our website for further details and menus. Andy and Susan Smith and the Team look forward to welcoming you to the Inn.

GROUP BOOKINGS

Large parties, functions and coach parties all welcome - if you would like any further details please do not hesitate to get in touch, boking not always essential.

PRIVATE FUNCTIONS

We have nearly completed the renovation of our Private Function Room which will be available to hire from June 2016 for weddings, Christenings, Birthdays, conferences and much, much more. Please contact us for further information.

	Licenced premises
	Family friendly
	Film / TV location
	Car parking available
	Coach parking available
	Cycle friendly
	Book online
	Credit / debit cards accepted
	Cycle friendly
	Pet friendly
	Licenced premises
	Log fire / Open fireplace
	Open all year
	Special diets catered for
	Toilet facilities
	Walker friendly

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19/09/2018	Hadrian's Wall pitstop Kep70, Brigg, United Kingdom If you are doing a walk of Hadrian's Wall from Steelriggs or you end your walk here then you are not far from this pub, it is also next door to the Sill which is a discovery centre. Please be aware that if you are not using the pub then you have to pay in the car park. The place from the outside is not massively inviting but has a witty weather stone and a plaque above the outside bench. Inside the place is very warm and cosy and very large but unfortunately does have a chain pub feel to it and lacks atmosphere. There are a couple of maps in the corridor to the toilet that you can place a small pin on to let them know where you come from which is a good idea and the map is very crowded with them so we struggled to put ours in. Well kept beer but unfortunately no great choice of cider just the plain and boring strongbow. We were going to eat as the place was not that busy but unfortunately they were not serving food due to a guy who was giving an hours talk and demonstration about the wall and although he was trying to drum up interest in the bar he was a bit full on. Dog friendly and they have a jar on the windowsill in the entrance full of gravy bones so our little man was happy. Although they had a lot of staff on duty most of them were just stood at the bar talking to each other. If in the area again would not rush back to this place would attempt to find somewhere else.
17/09/2018	Fantastic hma1620, Otterburn, United Kingdom Came here for 1 drink ended up staying around 4 hours and ended up eating here! Fabulous atmosphere and staff ESPECIALLY DEEANNE!!! Menu was fab as well as gin menu! Will definitely recommend and be back very soon!
15/09/2018	Good stop, close to the wall 520103, We stayed here as part of our Hadrian's Wall walk, a convenient location close to the wall. The room was quite small but comfortable with a good shower. It was very warm and having the window open meant noise from the road. Reasonable menu selection with specials, nice beer from the attached brewery. Very friendly staff.
11/09/2018	Fantastic, friendly place with great food and atmosphere Nick P, Fantastic, friendly place with great food and atmosphere in the shadow of Hadrian's wall - lovely traditional menu, also dog friendly - highly recommend!!! Easy access for drivers and hikers. The food is well prepared and no long waits.
03/09/2018	Good camp site victortwoone, geordie The pub has its own campsite, conveniently located to the rear of the pub in a large field. There are toilet and wash basins for the site provided. The cost of the camping was very reasonable. There is a nice beer garden to the rear of the pub also. The pub is dog friendly and well patronised by walkers and cyclists. The food is wholesome, the beer excellent and the service was very quick. The pub has rooms available but we didn't get to see these, although I did overhear some bar chat about how impressive the rooms were