The Cellar Door - Carte

Pre gig meet up, a little cramped but the service was good, Guinness was good

friendly staff and good prices for a series of foods. good vegan/veggie options.

A really cute pub with a cosy, welcoming atmosphere when during midweek when we visited Voir le carte

Always like visiting here, love the chairs to the right of the bar. Beer selection is better this time.

What a lovely quirky little pub. We were the only people in when we first went in but that made it a nice atmosphere. They said it was haunted but we didn't see anything. Nice little find if you want to have a quiet one x

I always seek out and support traditional pubs. The beer service was fine but the pub is filthy. Surfaces had obviously not been cleaned in a long while. The pub was smelly and the hand drier in the gents was not working. A grungy experience. What a shame! Voir le carte

One of the oldest pubs in Durham City, this pub is like a flash to the past. Excellent beer, vibrant atmosphere, and many rooms containing many of the original features. The only reason I marked the food down is that they don't serve pub grub; only snacks. Well worth a visit.

We were sold two pints of vinegary cask ale, so we immediately took them back. The young woman behind the bar, who was very full of herself, told us that there was nothing wrong with them and she wouldn’t change them. She then appeared to have changed her mind, took the beers, and threw them down the sink. We waited for our replacements, but she told us that she wasn’t going to serve us anything else. When we complained about that, she told us to leave, in a very loud voice, as she clearly lived playing to an audience. She was rude, cocky and in desperate need of customer service training. I have been going in the Shakespeare, on trips to Durham, for over forty years. I will never go in ther...

We were sold two pints of vinegary cask ale, so we immediately took them back. The young woman behind the bar, who was very full of herself, told us that there was nothing wrong with them and she wouldn’t change them. She then appeared to have changed her mind, took the beers, and threw them down the sink. We waited for our replacements, but she told us that she wasn’t going to serve us anything else. When we complained about that, she told us to leave, in a very loud voice, as she clearly lived playing to an audience. She was rude, cocky and in desperate need of customer service training. I have been going in the Shakespeare, on trips to Durham, for over forty years. I will never go in ther... Voir le carte