Searching for a restaurant in Cumbria and the Lake District? There are lots to choose from in Windermere, Ambleside, Keswick, Kendal and throughout the county with a range of cuisines from British to Italian or Thai. The variety of places to eat in Cumbria with its restaurants and pubs is vast. Find the right place to eat in the Lake District and Cumbria with Sugarvine.
We stayed at the hotel the night before my sons wedding, the staff could not have been more helpful, they even supplied a room for the Bride to change into her gown, The food was delicious, and the accomodation was great. Non of us could find a negative thing to say. Thank you again for making a special weekend even better.
Pinegrove Hotel – CarlisleNow in my top 5 favourite pubs! Reasons; 1. Rather than a Menu they have "Beer Blotters". 2. Brew their own awesome real ale. 3. It's quirky and privately owned. 4. Great pies. 5. When the landlady was asked for 2 halves of lager to accompany the 2 real ales, she replied "we dont serve that rubbish in here, we are a real pub". 6. Great views of Black Combe. 7. I can walk there from my new house. That is all.....
The Prince of Wales – Broughton-in-FurnessAs the name suggests this Cafe is in a great spot in Broughton square. Their USP seems to be big hearty portions and friendly service. Nothing hip or artisan here but thats why we like it!
Square Cafe – Broughton-in-FurnessOK, the range of Chinese food I can eat is limited to 8-12 items on most menus, however I have eaten in Chinese restuarants in China, Hong Kong, across Europe
Golden Mountain – WindermereWe love the Newfield Inn!! It's a great little pub, good honest food (the lasagna is gorgeous) a really nice atmosphere and a warm cosy fire. If you like walking this is the pub to relax in with a pint afterwards.It's our new regular.
Newfield Inn – Broughton-in-FurnessGreat food service and attention to detail and value for money.
Brambles Cafe – AmblesideLove this place. Bought lots of foodie goodies to take home and my son and I enjoyed our lunch there too.
Low Sizergh Barn – KendalReally enjoyed our Garlic Chilli Chicken and Jalfrezi. Service was very friendly. Waiters seemed to know all their regulars and shook hands and had banter with most of them. Lots of complimentary drinks flying about too. Will return.
Naaz Indian Cuisine – UlverstonWell it was 3rd time lucky having tried to book twice before while in on visits to Keswick........and now I know why. The food was outstanding...locally sourced, fresh and beautifully presented with great attention to detail. All this is underpinned by the attentive and friendly service provided by staff from the moment you enquire about a booking until you reluctantly leave this hidden gem.
Cottage in the Wood – KeswickWhat a find! A real gem of a Cumbrian pub nestled in the fells by the Duddon Valley at Broughton Mills. A tiny pub in size but filled with character and many nooks and crannies. We were sat in the front by the fire. Service was good and pleasantly eccentric. Four cask ales and the Golden Fleece from Dent was a cracker. I had the tomato garlic soup which was fresh and made with full tomatoes. Followed by the fish and chips. My wife had pork and chorizo stew which was gorgeous. All our party enjoyed their sunday lunch in a beautiful part of the Lakes. Look forward to eating outside in the summer.
Blacksmiths Arms – Broughton-in-FurnessGreat family pub - well recommended. Good food and beer at reasonable prices. Sky Sports and lovely beer garden for the kids. Great place.
Crofters – Barrow-in-FurnessWe would like to again stay at Old Mill Inn sometime in May. three Adults. Do you still have avaible rooms for us, and cost please for one night.We so love your Inn and will travel far just to stay with you.Regards, Betty
Old Mill Inn The – MaryportStopped of at Aunty Vals after a friend recommended it. I was not disappointed the service was excellent and the food was a very good standard. If your ever down that way you must try one of Aunty Vals scones.
Aunty Vals Tea Rooms – WindermereAfter a walk and a drive discovering the beauty of the Duddon Valley Near Broughton in Furness, we drove past the Newfield Inn and decided to have lunch there. The Pub is a classic Cumbrian hostelry deep in the countryside and a real fell walker and cyclist haven. We had Cumberland sausage and the lasagne which were both excellent. Was particularly impressed with the lasagne, soft delicate and tasty mincemeat, unlike the usual chunky pub attempts and many italian restaurants to be fair. Would like to try again and have a few beers by the fire!
Newfield Inn – Broughton-in-FurnessA great real ale pub. Regular Camra award winner. A real drinkers pub with character. I hope they never change it!
Manor Arms Hotel – Broughton-in-FurnessThe wife and I enjoyed a nice night time walk through the village and up the hill to the High Cross. It is in a great location with commanding views over the Duddon Valley and estuary. We were treated to a very warm welcome from the landlady. Had a fine local real ale by the huge roaring fire. Will be back to eat soon.
High Cross Inn – Broughton-in-FurnessVisited Oilys on Valentines night. The staff were attentive & polite we enjoyed the food so much ! ! had all three courses, the food was so good as well as the atmosphere,definitely be back soon , keep the good work up :-) Dave
Oily’s – WorkingtonValentines night was amazing, Superb food and service with a smile . Left wondering how they did it for the price. well done!
Gallo Rosso – Carlisle3 small plates or side dishes for £28, valid Tuesday to Friday 12 noon to 5pm.
2 courses, £31; 3 courses, £37. Available 5.30pm-6.30pm, Wednesday to Sunday.
Get 2 Roast Dinners for £30. Advance Booking required to redeem this offer. Book online or call 017687 79614.
Lunchtime Light Bites Menu: £11.95 or 2 mains for £20. Available 12pm-2.30pm, Monday to Friday.
Sunday Lunch, £15.95. Selection of meats available served with roast & mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, homemade gravy and of course, a Yorkshire pudding!
