A lovely lunchtime meal and excellent service. The beef brisket was extremely good as was the Homity pie. Have visited on a regular basis over the last 15 years and will continue to do so.
The Wheatsheaf Inn – Kendal
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A lovely lunchtime meal and excellent service. The beef brisket was extremely good as was the Homity pie. Have visited on a regular basis over the last 15 years and will continue to do so.
The Wheatsheaf Inn – KendalGreat quality food - menu a step up from pub grub. I had the beef pie which was very meaty and satisfying on a typical British summer night!
Pheasant Inn – KeswickFood was lovely, and enjoyed by all 4 adults in the party. Good value foe money. Would definitely go again and would highly recommend.
Glen Rothay Hotel and Badger Bar – RydalLovely food and massive portions, well worth the money! Make sure to book as they are busy.
Lewis’s Bistro – GrasmereI was very lucky to get a walk-in table on a Sunday evening and was so impressed we booked for the following evening. The food was excellent, the real ales fantastic, and the portion sizes generous. Excellent service and staff. If you're looking for a proper traditional lakelands pub this place is perfect but do book it gets busy.
Pheasant Inn – KeswickWe received a warm welcome and attentive friendly staff who served us and the food was delicious, we all enjoyed our meal. Would definitely return should we be in the area again. Glad we booked in advance. Already passed on our recommendation to others.
Lewis’s Bistro – GrasmereLovely meal in the restaurant as non residents of the b&b. Made to feel welcome. Party of adults and children. Good menu choice for all & fast and friendly service. Restaurant itself a bit tired but a good meal was had. Food very nice pub food.
Glen Rothay Hotel and Badger Bar – RydalThoroughly enjoyed our meal here ,food was outstanding, service was excellent , truly recommend anyone to visit here whilst in Keswick But a tip ,book a table as it gets so busy
Pheasant Inn – KeswickWe had breakfast 3 times and dinner on Sunday evening. Breakfast was nicely cooked, a little slow on Saturday and the continental breakfast needs a bit more choice I think. Dinner on Sunday was delicious, my steak was beautiful.
Rothay Garden Hotel – GrasmereFood was excellent and atmosphere really enjoyable. The lamb henry delicious and enormous. Recommend
Pheasant Inn – KeswickLovely meal at Lewis bistro. Friendly staff, good menu choice & tasty food. Good with our children too. Best meal out in grasmere
Lewis’s Bistro – GrasmereGreat pub, delicious food, and excellent friendly service
The Wheatsheaf at Beetham – MilnthorpeLovely intimate restuarant. Staff wonderful and friendly which helped with a 4month and 2.5yr old very accommodating. Lovely food nicely presented and cooked to perfection
Lewis’s Bistro – GrasmereAfter hearing good reports about the Greyhound 3 of us decided to give it a go last night but 2 of us were disappointed, the garlic mushrooms had no garlic and the medium rare steak was almost well done. I have to say the host was friendly but the service was slow. Not sure I would return as there are so many places to choose from.
Greyhound Inn Cotehill – CarlisleThoroughly enjoyed our meal here ,food was outstanding,service was excellent , truly recommend anyone to visit here whilst in Keswick But a tip ,book a table as it gets so busy
Pheasant Inn – KeswickLovely character country pub in really pretty tiny hamlet of Brigsteer. Sharing baked Camembert to was lovely & not too much, the beef brisket main was absolutely delicious. Great south Lakes location not far from Kendal.
The Wheatsheaf Inn – Kendalfood was excellent, great service and lovely Pub, we have eaten here many times over the years, my only complaint would be there was a small dog in the pub that was very noisy and the owners did nothing about it, there were a few tables with pets ,I don't have an issue with this, the rest of them were really well behaved, this one was very annoying!! did not spoil the meal, would recommend to anyone who has not visited.
The Wheatsheaf Inn – KendalThe evening didn't start well, the reason we chose the pub was for the DRY cider but this had been changed why I've no idea. We also went there for the steaks but they weren't on the menu so had a starter only! The other meals one was cold and was heated up in microwave too much so outside was burnt. The 3rd meal was ok I know dogs are allowed but the next table was feeding their dogs the food they had been served not sure why If you go out for a meal then last thing you want is 2 screaming kids so no family room
Greyhound Inn Cotehill – Carlisle3 small plates or side dishes for £23, valid Tuesday to Friday 12 noon to 5pm.
A selection of dishes sold at a fixed price of £11.50 between 11:30am - 1:30pm and 5:00pm - 6:30pm.
2 courses for £24 (roast and pudding).