The Black Labrador is a charming country pub in the Lyth Valley. Visit this 16th Century and relax with a pint. During the summer have a drink in the lovely beer garden or during the winter head indoors and cozy up near the fireplace. Along with great ales, the pub has some great pub food, including the stand out dish of Steak, Ale and Stilton. This delightful pub has a homey and welcoming traditional atmosphere.
Hole in t'Wall is a local pub with plenty of character. Established in 1612, this pub has been a Lake District staple for more than 400 years, drawing curious visitors and in-the-know locals to sip a pint of Hartley's in good company. The split-level pub once housed a smithy, and the story goes that a hole was knocked through the wall of the pub for the blacksmith to savor a pint while toiling away at the anvil. Especially busy during summer, the pub is full of local flair and serves simple, honest food in friendly environs that once welcomed personalities like Charles Dickens.
Set up in 1730, this historic vintage pub was once a travelers inn. Named 'The Queens' after Queen Victoria paid a visit to the town, this vintage home now serves delicious international cuisine along with a variety of fresh beer. From delicious lasagna, spaghetti, burgers to fish and chips and a range of steaks, the pub offers sumptuous meals. The setting of the restaurant still carries the 18th Century European essence with wallpaper-covered walls, wooden floors and leatherette seating. With large television sets and chilled glass of beer, visitors can enjoy their favorite sports at this cozy pub.
Set in the picturesque location of Barnsgate, with the beautiful Lake District at its backdrop, The Drunken Duck is one of the most tranquil restaurant in the area. Housed in a vintage Victorian structure, with a cozy decor and warm fireplace, your meal at this magnificent restaurant is guaranteed to be pleasant, with nothing but the excited voices of fellow customers and the chirping of birds to distract you. Prepared from fresh, locally ingredients, the food here is a rich dose of flavor that is an absolute delight to the palate. Take in the splendid view of the seemingly endless lush green forest as you feast on a scrumptious meal and sip on a fine glass of chilled beer. For those who find it hard to leave the place after an enjoyable experience, The Drunken Duck also functions as an Inn where you can rent a room for a day or two.
Right in the heart of town.
Set against the backdrop of majestic mountains, the 17th-century Queens Head Hotel is located close to Kirkstone Pass. Spend a night at this idyllic location or visit the restaurant to have a hearty meal which is prepared using seasonally available ingredients. Visit the former home of renowned author Beatrix Potter.
Housed within an 18th Century coach house in Penrith, The Crown pub is a popular watering hole, visited by the locals to down a few bottles of IPAs and draft beers. And while you enjoy the company of the locals you can also munch on a few select homemade dishes like burgers, steaks and sandwiches. Occasional live music events involving local and touring artists/ bands spices up the otherwise laid back and mellow mood of the house. The adjoining inn also offers bed and breakfast facility, so a cozy family accommodation is there to take care of your stay. Call ahead to know more.
Originally a farmhouse.
The Black Labrador is a charming country pub in the Lyth Valley. Visit this 16th Century and relax with a pint. During the summer have a drink in the lovely beer garden or during the winter head indoors and cozy up near the fireplace. Along with great ales, the pub has some great pub food, including the stand out dish of Steak, Ale and Stilton. This delightful pub has a homey and welcoming traditional atmosphere.
The Beer Hall at Hawkeshead Brewery is a showcase of the different spirits made at the Hawkeshead Brewery. This pub has an interesting list of beverages like craft beers and whisky varieties to offer and has gained several accolades from the leading food and beverage magazines and websites for the same. The casual ambiance, intimate seating and friendly service makes this a great spot for those long conversations with your friends and loved ones. In case you feel hungry, The Beer Hall pampers your palate with a scrumptious small-plate menu to munch on. Besides, The Beer Hall hosts several live music performances regularly to keep you entertained.
Beautifully Set against the backdrop of majestic mountains, Kirkstile Inn is surrounded by lush green meadows, lakes and rivers. Nestled in the lap of nature, this old inn offers accommodation and delicious home-cooked meals. Opened in 2003, the inn’s brewery produces a variety of lovely craft beers.