Pub · North Yorkshire

The Angel of Corbridge

Corbridge · NE45 5LA
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A handsome coaching inn at the end of Corbridge bridge, with a proper bar on one side and a smarter dining room on the other. Both the bar and the lounge are dog-friendly areas; most of the bedrooms take dogs and the remainder are kept deliberately dog-free. Walkers and cyclists are welcomed in the same breath as dogs.

House rules, decoded

In the bar

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Photos

The fire, the snug, the water bowl by the door.

Sample menu & prices

A few dishes and what they cost, so people arrive knowing.

Rooms & dogs to stay
Rooms to book
Dogs in the rooms
From, per night
Charge per dog

Can the dog actually sleep here, and what does it cost.

The dog rules, in their words

Which rooms, which times, whether the whippet gets a biscuit.

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REGION · NORTH YORKSHIRE
GRID · 54.9737, -2.0176
SOURCE · HTTPS://WWW.THEANGELOFCORBRIDGE.COM/
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A Roman supply town rather than a fort, with a street you can walk down and granaries still standing to shoulder height. English Heritage lists it among its dog-friendly properties, dogs on leads. Level paths and a short walk from Corbridge village make it the easiest Roman site in the valley with a dog.

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Corbridge Roman Town and the Tyne haughs

3.4 MI · 1H 40M · 82% OFF-ROAD

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Off-lead OK Livestock — leads on
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