The ambiance is cozy and has a a refined rustic aesthetic and feel. The staff were kind, sincere,…read moreand helpful. The food and drink were of great quality and well-prepared. I wish I would have discovered this restaurant our first day in town as I would have went back again.

Loved the trout dinner. Seating upstairs against the wall was uncomfortable. Service excellentread more

Small restaurant in the heart of Keswick but this place was great. Great service and the food was…read moreamazing. I highly recommend.

A great little coffee house in Keswick! We stopped in for a drink and to use the wi-fi. This is a…read morecozy little cafe with eclectic decor. There are only 8 tables so it can get quite crowded during busy times. There is a full coffee and alcoholic drink selection along with pizza and tapas. There is a selection of board games available.

I had lunch at the Old Keswickian Fish & Chips. The cod fish and chips was great.read more

Fish and. Hips were great, very relaxing place. I enjoyed the Roasted Red Pepper soup as well!read more

We came first for gelato and were so excited to see vegan chocolate! They also offer three sorbets…read more(tonight was mango, strawberry, and sour Cherry) but anyone who wants vegan gelato knows that gelato and sorbet are very different. The vegan chocolate was delicious and we were happy to hear that their cones are vegan too. We will be back! Then we came for dinner and they made us a delicious vegan pizza and pasta.

The service was wonderful.I've been to this restaurant many times on holiday on its fantastic and…read morethe foot was really good as well highly recommended

Good pizza and spaghetti. Kids like the spaghetti very well. Would like to try the grill next…read moretime. no parking place, must go to the parking lot in the town.

Avoid at all costs. The pizza here is subpar but worst of all had metal in it. The staff claimed…read morethey would "lose their job" for giving more than a measly discount. Quite an awful experience, claiming it wasn't their fault...

Pancakes just off the motorway? Yes please! We arrived at the Filling Station on route back to Brum…read morefrom Ayr. It was recommended to the BF on Twitter for coffee but we're hungry! As, I suspected, it very much looks like an old school diner and so immediately I want pancakes rather than lunch! Pancakes I had, stacked up high with a sausage on the side for 'real food.' The boyfriends had a burger and all is very satisfying, including the lovely homely service. We never got around to coffee as milkshakes and orange juice seemed more appropriate! Worth a detour for this place! Note: check if they take cards - they didn't last month!

Blink and you'll miss it, so don't. This tiny little diner (only 4 tables) is worth the stop on the…read moreway to the Lake District. Beautifully decorated with biker memorabilia, it used to be a car dealership, then a service station before its present incarnation. A small but tasty menu from which I ordered the full Cumbrian breakfast - bacon, Cumberland sausage, blood sausage, mushrooms, baked beans, fried egg, hash browns and grilled tomatoes. Sounds like a lot but it was really tasty, not to mention great fuel for hiking up the mountains in the district. Do yourself a favor and tank up at this family run American-style diner. You'll thank yourself after.

We did take out during our trip to the Lake District. It's not a fancy place but pretty decent (you…read morecan also tell by the line ordering food) The food is hot and fresh and the folks working there are pretty friendly. Apparently they also have an upstairs restaurant option but we didn't look into it. They also have gluten free options.

Went here when we stayed in the lake district and googled gluten free in lake district. All I can…read moresay is wow! Traditional fish and chip shop with seating area upstairs in short. Now for the good bits. I ordered the gluten free option and himself had the regular one. The ladies serving were lovely, having banter with everyone seated but not in an intrusive way which was great. A bus arrived in the take out area just before we were seated and to be fair to the place you nearly wouldn't know upstairs because they were so efficient. The servers let us know that there might be a small delay with our order because of the bus and offered us bread while we waited. The wait was no more than any other restaurant. Really enjoyed the food, the portions were massive! Will definitely return when I am back.

Good beer, good food, happy customer Apparently they don't…read moreuse yelp in U.K. shame on yelp for making me write a longer review

This particular spoons is letting itself down. Food taking longer than others & not delivering…read morewhat's been ordered. The staff are quick to rectify but shouldn't have to in the first place. Regular here as I like spoons. But may to move to another Feb 2019 Again poor service even using the app. Worst spoons iv been in!

This pub is a shrine to horse racing and to the 2003 Chester Cup winner Hugs Dancer in particular…read more Pictures of trophy winners and jockey colours adorn the walls. There's a good range of Jennings beer on draught Sneck Lifter and Cocker Hoop among them and the service was swift and friendly during my visit. If you plan to eat, make sure you bring an appetite the menu promises MIGHTY BIG lasagne and LARGE Yorkshire pudding (filled with beef and stew or Cumberland sausage) and it doesn't disappoint. Located opposite the tourism information office this is a good place to re-fuel before heading up the hills once more.

As above for horse racing memorabilia . Always seems to be busy. Has a large beer garden to the…read moretear that you can smoke in. Food is traditional pub fare with fairly quick service. Often use this pub in the summer as the beer garden is in the sunset.