Restaurants in County Durham

With a wealth of attractions within County Durham you'll find so much to do. Durham City dates back over a thousand years and with its famous skyline the Cathedral is the world's finest example of Norman architecture. Today this is a bustling city which blends its history with a delightful pedestrianised shopping area, street entertainment, a monthly farmers' market and of course, restaurants that while focusing on good local produce continue a reputation for hospitality, born from a thousand years of welcoming pilgrims.

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Seven Stars Inn - Durham Built in 1724, it still oozes character and history with its creeper-clad walls, red-painted wood panels and antique furnishings. The line-up is a real mixed bag, taking in everything from tortillas to shepherd's pie

County - Darlington Overlooking an award-winning village green some 4 miles north of Darlington, this nineteenth-century hostelry is making quite a name for itself in the area. Inside, it has been given a contemporary makeover

Blagraves House This atmospheric Grade I building is the oldest residence in Barnard Castle. The setting may be historic, but the place continues to do sterling service as a family-run restaurant offering food with a distinct modern slant