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Situated in the quiet village of East Ord just off the A1 two miles south of Berwick upon Tweed, this is a friendly local pub serving real ales and great home made food. Open from 12 - 11:00pm Monday to Saturday and 12 - 10:30pm Sunday. Free WIFI, beer garden, car park, child and dog friendly. Drop in for a coffee or pint and a chat, a bar snack or a delicious lunch or dinner.

The Cat Inn has long been a recognisable building on the outskirts of Berwick upon Tweed, dating back to 1740. The Cat Inn has been providing locals and tourists with a warm and friendly; Guest House, Pub and dining for many years. George and Lara Millar are pleased to have recently taken over The Cat Inn and we and our team of family and friends look forward to welcoming you. Offering en-suite accommodation, friendly atmosphere, quality dining and a hearty breakfast, we can provide everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable break away or stop over on your travels. Ideally situated directly off the A1, The Cat Inn has its own large private car park, making it the perfect place to go for a relaxing night out. Set amid the beautiful Northumberland countryside and close to the Scottish Border, this family friendly establishment offers a wide array of delicious and freshly cooked meals. Utilizing the very best of locally sourced and seasonal fare, The Cat Inn has a menu to make the most of seasonal tastes and flavours, and is proud to offer good home cooked delights. Why not consider us for your private function? Your staff party? Company meetings/training? Chat to us more about how we can create your bespoke event. The Cat Inn is an ideal place for groups such photographers, painters, cyclists, motor bikers and walkers. Also watch out for our own organised themed evening, murder mystery nights, package deals and quiz nights and much, much more will be on the way. We look forward to welcoming you soon...

Its a lovely, friendly pub. We have 2 pool teams which play on a Thursday and numerous darts teams in different leagues on a Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Built in 1847 and re-arranged and refitted in c.1910 with few alterations since. The layout, the result of a highly unusual partition, is, from CAMRA's considerable research, considered to be the only example left in the whole of the UK. The very rare partition with its iron stays attached to the ceiling forms a corridor down the left side that allowed those using the off-sales counter in the middle of the pub privacy from people in the bar. A door in the partition leads into the basic, wood-panelled front bar, which was two small rooms, it retains its original bar counter, original bar-back with drawers and shelves held up by fluted pillasters, bench seating with bell-pushes and Edwardian tiled fireplace. The off sales area still retains its counter but the area is usually filled up with a cigarette machine and other clutter. The rear smoke room beyond an Edwardian glazed partition wall has a small continuation of the original bar back in the public bar, an old, but not original, fireplace and more recent bench seating.

Now under new management Foxtons is looking forward to seeing you again! With our new team, new chefs, new menus Triapdvisor award winners.