Who owns the Jolly Fisherman Craster?

David Whitehead
David Whitehead, however, definitely falls into the latter category, in a career switch that’s paying dividends. As a teenager his first ever job was serving at The Jolly Fisherman in Craster, Northumberland. Now he’s back – as the owner, flourishing in a second career having spent years as a professional rugby player.

What is the pub at Craster?

The Jolly Fisherman
Welcome. Welcome to The Jolly Fisherman, Craster. Combining stunning sea views with delicious home cooking and beautifully kept ales, this is a tastefully refurbished pub with tradition and character at its heart.

How is the Jolly Fisherman pub in Craster?

Welcome to The Jolly Fisherman, Craster. Combining stunning sea views with delicious home cooking and beautifully kept ales, this is a tastefully refurbished pub with tradition and character at its heart. We’ve taken great care to retain the charm of this historic pub with stone flagged floors, low beamed ceilings and comfortable seating.

Who is the owner of the Jolly Fisherman?

If real ale isn’t your thing, you can be assured we have a full fine wine menu as well as all the other usual bar favourites. The Jolly Fisherman was established by Charles Archbold in 1847. Over the past 165 years the building has grown in both size and reputation and is popular with locals, coastal ramblers and day-trippers alike.

Where can I get directions to the Jolly Fisherman?

Further detailed directions can be obtained online or via sat nav using The Jolly Fisherman’s postcode: NE66 3TR. Craster is a popular destination with coastal walkers. See the AA Guide here for full information.

How old is the Jolly Fisherman in Northumberland?

Over the past 165 years the building has grown in both size and reputation and is popular with locals, coastal ramblers and day-trippers alike. Following a full refurbishment in 2012 new publican David Whitehead and his team are proud to continue and enhance the rich culinary heritage of one of Northumberland’s most iconic destinations.