I always travel to Penrith to eat here as they do the best Spanish food. The decor is really…read moreauthentic and it makes you feel like you are in Spain! We always have a plate of grilled prawns and paella for two, which comes in a big pan and is left beside the table. The staff are lovely and really helpful. We also like the jugs of sangria and none of it is badly priced. Definitely worth the trip out.

Great little hidden gem. Staff are friendly, great atmosphere. The food tastes great and is fresh…read more A great place to come and eat if in the area.

Nice local pub in center of town. I had the Tirril Eden Valley Pale Ale. Very pale session beer…read morebrewed 5 miles away and full of flavor - loved it even though my preference is dark barley wines.. Food looked delicious and oversized contributing to a nice traditional English pub. Give it a look.

Lovely and clean, great food and welcoming staff…read more However, on a Saturday night it's a bad place to stay. It's right in the centre of town so when the clubs shut there is a lot of commotion and hard to sleep.

Arrived late-ish on a Saturday night, which in retrospect was foolish. We didn't realize this was…read moresuch a "destination" so it was heaving when we arrived with our very young son. We didn't eat in the restaurant as it was so packed and I think our baby would of exploded from the noise, if it had just been us it would of been fine. Penrith is so small that there were takeout options very close so it was fine. Room and bathroom were nice if a bit impersonal; signage to tell you not to mess with the air con and to use the strings to open the curtains. Which I totally understand, they don't want to fix things , however the typed, laminated and then cello taped to the wall makes it loose it's charm a little. A welcome booklet with it detailed inside would of been much nicer. Breakfast options were a little limited but did the job. Staff were nice. All in all I feel there's a little too much hype because of a Gordon Ramsey connection.

Excellent food and service. Quaint and welcoming restaurant in Penrith. Everything was delicious…read morefrom the rocket salad with Parmesan shavings to the spaghetti ai frutti di mare, to the fresh pizza. Great find!

You walk through the arch on the bust street and you are engulfed by the relaxing and warm…read moreatmosphere of a typical truly italian pizzeria. the plants in the outside patio drag you into what you think is a small italian house and when you ascend the steps up into the restraunt itself you are no loger in a small english market town. but instead in one of the finest pizzerias in italy. this small restraunt can cater for all ages as they serve up some of the best pizzas in penrith. if you are in penrith and in need of a pizza. you could always stop at the take away down the road. but if I were you. I would make the effort to step into the italian wonderland that is Gianni's Pizzeria

This is a well trusted Indian restaurant which ticks the right boxes for me especially by opening…read moreduring the day and I suspect this is the only one open at this time. The food is top quality and always consistent and therefore we have never had a bad meal. I have only been here during he day and it is always very quiet as we are often their only guests thou this does not surprise me as I cant see much call for an Indian restaurant in Penrith during the day anyway.

My hubby is an expert on Indian food and when he says the food is top then the food is top!!I…read moredragged my hubby into the restaurant for a takeaway while we were camping and he ordered a Chicken Madras, he was then given a complimentary beer and when his order was ready the chef even gave him free popadums and a variety of dips. Not many of takeaways do that I can tell you!!We order every Friday night from our local and have never received anything free!!The walls in the place are covered in pictures of the owner/chef with celebrities who have eaten in his restaurant and one of them has even signed saying it was the best Indian in England.

Always consistent quality, with friendly and prompt service. I can't fault Chris and Liz. Lovely…read moreplace!

This is a good chip shop and if we are ever passing the area we always detour to here…read more You have a choice of fish and I always choose Pollock rather than cod because it's not only good to give the cod a break but you get twice the amount of fish for your money compared to cod.

Classic chippy with all the essentials you would look for in a chip shop - fried fish, sausage,…read morehaggis, chips, Iron Bru (and a bunch of other soda/drinks) - see the photograph of the menu for more. The staff person was very friendly and served us quickly. On a Wednesday afternoon, it wasn't very crowded at all - maybe two customers in the shop at a time. The location is somewhat tucked away on a walking path, so might be trickier for fine for first time visitors. We ordered fried haggis and a fried sausage, both of which were generously portioned and deliciously (thickly) fried, complete with a spattering of salt and vinegar.

Whenever I am in Penrith I have to go here first. Situated right in the centre of the town in the…read moreMarket Square this is a must for serious foodies. They stock the biggest variety of cheeses and olives I have ever seen, and the sunblush tomatoes are to die for. If you are unsure about anything in the deli they will always offer it for you to taste first which is a brilliant little touch although I always end up buying it anyway as it is so good. The bread is all gorgeous and stocked in open shelves and you choose what you want and bag it up. As it is a deli they do all the typical types of meat and crackers you would expect. They aso have a fabulous selection of Green and Black's chocolate and Jelly Belly jelly beans. Although a tad more on the expensive side than your local supermarket it is definitely worth it for the wide variety of choice. I would recommend trying it as who knows what gastronomic treat you might find and the smell when you enter is divine.

Independent delicatessen. Well worth a travel for treats. I would recommend their home made…read morequiches, worth ordering for parties and dos. Just go in to admire the decor, wooden floors and the smells of the lovely cheeses, coffee etc.

They have llamas, (and bunnies, guineas, ferrets and lovely marmosets), and a cafe, I'm not sure…read morehow much karma they have though. Really bright and colourful, little playpark out of the back for kids, and you can sit outside or in the conservatory too. Great, fun decor, and a lovely gift shop. The food; cakes, sandwiches, tiffins, soups, quiches, and drinks; coffees, teas, pops, milkshakes, juices, are all pretty standard, but they're reasonably priced, and better quality than something out of a packet at a motorway services or such. I can imagine this being a good break on a long drive with whiny or restless children in the back of the car, but it's good for restless adults too!

Very, very quirky, but a GREAT place to call in to for a coffee and food. This is a café, gift…read moreshop, B&B and a nature reserve all in one place! Highly recommended stop if travelling on the A66 (especially Eastbound, as there's really not a lot on this road until you get to Mainsgill Farm Shop, 30-odd miles further towards the A1). Well worth a look at also for unusual gifts, as there's not much like this place in Penrith. Very friendly staff, and very cute Llamas!