Birdwatching with binoculars go wonderfully with these earthy scones. Enjoy a lovely salad and…read moresoup. People watching just as good as birdwatching. Neighborhood cats and ducks are you entertainment.

Vegetarian & vegan food rarely gets this good. I eat meat normally but the creative dishes are so…read moretastey even without! The foods even cater for dietary issues, including coeliacs, etc. With a beautiful riverside setting, Waterside Wholefoods cafe is without doubt one of Kendal's finest eating venues.

This Tesco is very handy for those in Clitheroe and it is in a nice area. The range they have ,…read morehowever, is quite restricted and it doesnt stock a quater of Tescos usual range. It is a small store and has a great fish counter. It is more of a 'pop in for bis place rather than to do a big shop.'

my I say a big thank you for helping me take home the hover in a box and a big thank you to all who…read morework on the tills who put my shopping in my bag thank you .

Booths has been my favourite supermarket ever since my grandmother used to take me shopping there…read morewhen I was young. The stores are nearly always comfortable to be in - and this one in Kendal, although larger than some, is no exception. There's none of the harsh disorienting lighting and confusing garish signs that make me want to turn and run away in the bigger supermarkets. There's plenty of space to move around, it's small enough to find things and the lighting is more of gentle glow here. I like the way Booths sell local products and unusual things that you don't find in the other stores. Plus the checkout staff are usually more chilled out and friendly than in other places - even here in the middle of Kendal. It's not the place to shop for bargains though - more the place to shop for good quality items and to enjoy the experience at a relaxed pace.

Booths are spread across the north west and have always been located in the main towns I have lived…read morein. The kendal store is compact but has most things you'll ever need, some great luxury foods and a fantastic collection of beers and ales. I particularly like the deli bar and self serve olive counter. Always a bit more pricey than average and not my first choice for the weekly shop, but a nice treat or if you ar feeling lazy and want good food without the hike out of the town.

This marvelous grocery store totally surprised me. We travelled by train on this last European…read moretrip, we went back and forth about whether we should drive or train or do a combination of both. We decided on going the train route totally. Driving on the left hand side is not something to choose easily....I have only done it once before in 1982 in Jamaica and it was fine because I was incredibly young and the roads were less travelled back then but it's hard to change. I know many accidents/ deaths that have happened because of this. Anyway we decided to do the train bit. When we arrived at the York train station we had some time to wait so Joe said " Go check out the Booths" I already knew this is a grocery store chain in England and had seen it before But I was blown away at this one and was surprised to find it at the Windermere train station. I spent a good 45 minutes in there and purchased many items for our next destination. Beautiful produce and it also had a whole bakery area and a area with pharmacy type items too. When Joe insisted I go honestly I was a bit annoyed like Why? Lol Great store! Best in town!

Booths by a wide margin is the largest and nicest grocery store in Windermere. Excellent selection…read moreof produce, international and British staples, and a massive wine and liquor section. I made several Thai dishes and Booths had all the necessary ingredients from fish sauce to palm sugar to dried kaffir lime leaves. Prices are much lower and the selection much larger than you'd find in London. Try £26 for a bottle of Veuve, and yes we bought a case for Christmas lunch! If you're self catering in the Lake District and are looking for quality well above your average Tesco Express, be sure to make the drive to Booths.

To say that Abu Bakar is well-stocked is a gross understatement! The shelves are absolutley…read morechoc-a-block with row upon row upon row of immaculately presented groceries of endless variety and flavour! Wow! If, like me, you ever struggle to choose between about three sandwhich options then you may be liable to be frozen in cant-decide panic at the endless choices presented to you by Abu Bakar! Even the halva section appears to be never ending! They sell a wide selection of vegetables, a broad variety of juices, endless rows of pulses, spices, herbs, cakes, bread, jars of pickled items, huge sacks of rice and flour - possibly aimed at businesses but may be handy if you live in a big house, loads of condiments (including some very mysterious and tantalising items such as a pot of chololate and cherry something...spread?...whose ingredients list was in Polish only). Homeware-wise they have pots, pans, crockery and kitchen utensils. There is also a halal meat counter. As Susan mentions, Abu Bakar is aimed at the Aisian community, but for anyone like me with boringly British culinary habits it is a fascinating and exciting place of endless possibilities and obscure and intriguing ingredients.

Sitting somewhere between supermarket and corner shop, Abubakar is aimed mostly at the Asian…read morecommunity, with a large selection of Halal meats and more exotic fruits and spices, but it's also a popular spot with local residents and students looking to stock up. They often have good deals on fresh fruit like mangoes, and you can pick up all the ingredients you could possibly need to cook a decent curry from scratch. The staff are really helpful, and the nearby parking means it's ideal if you need to do a large shop but don't want to do the supermarket run. Worth stopping by to check out the huge range of exotic fruit juices - hangover heaven.

Nice reasonable size store. Entrance in market place & large car park at rear. Close to cathedral…read more Sells papers & magazines.

Of the 2 supermarkets in the town, this is probably the better from a mans point of view. Quite…read morelarge with a pay & display car park out side. There is a cash machine inside by tills. A small customer toilet is also available. Cooked chickens, fresh fish counter, pizza bar & salad bar available. There is a bakery section where they make their own bread. A fair sized freezer area as well. Use it regularly.

From the owner: Take a trip to your local Morrisons for everything from your weekly food shop, to clothing,…read morehomeware, electricals and more. Head to Market Street to enjoy fresh, locally sourced produce. You can use our store locator to find a store near you or shop online and have your groceries delivered straight to your door. Our handy click and collect service means you can shop online as normal, choose a location and collection slot to suit you, and pick it up.

Love Asda Kendal! Some really cool characters on the tills. Usual layout of the store itself. Self…read moreserve often faster but prefer to go chat to the staff.

I only go here when I need to stock up on washing liquid or loo roll. There are roll cages and…read morepallets left everywhere in the aisles and the tannoy system is really loud and consequently annoying. Not a good shopping experience I'm afraid. The light at the end of the tunnel was the west indian guy on the checkout who was singing as he was working, well done mate you managed to de-stress me at the end of a dire experience in that god forsaken store.