We stopped by The Fleece Inn in Kendal intending just to have a drink and relax, but once we were…read moreseated in a cozy booth and handed menus, we quickly changed our minds and decided to stay for dinner and we're so glad we did. I ordered the breaded shrimp scampi, which came with mushy peas and chips - this was really good! Others in my group tried the fried chicken sandwich, chili con carne with rice, and my son had the mac and cheese with onion rings. The food was great and the portions were just right. Our server was really friendly, and the drinks were spot on. We finished with a round of desserts, rum raisin ice cream, vanilla ice cream, and the mango and passionfruit cheesecake. The pub itself has a wonderfully rustic and cozy atmosphere, full of charm and character which is no surprise considering it dates back to the 1600s. It's the kind of place where you immediately feel like you're in a quaint, little, English town pub. If you ever find yourself in Kendal, I'd absolutely recommend stopping in at The Fleece Inn for a drink and if you're hungry, definitely stay for dinner too.

Hi my name is Ewan from Seattle, Juanita and we were on our way to Scotland when we got hungry…read more.. so we stopped here, then we came here, and the ambience is amazing it makes you really feel like your in a real old English pub, our server Eric is fantastic really nice guy, tables are amazing and seating makes it look like there is no bad seat in the house. The food though it is the best part of your experience here, my personal favorites include, The BLT (a true classic) The Soup of the Day (ask your waiter about the daily soup and you might end up with mine!) and for dessert, the sticky toffy pudding (because what is a pub without it?)

Third visit to the Strickland Arms, and the place never disappoints. Great, real pub atmosphere,…read morefriendly attentive service and superb food. My wife had the pork roast dinner, I had the nut roast dinner and both were very good indeed. Caffetiere coffee, and ample parking. Highly recommended.

The Strickland Arms is situated on the very old main road, just before the entrance to Sizergh…read moreCastle. There is a large beer garden and the Pub/restaurant is situated in a country setting about 5 miles outside Kendal. The food is locally sourced and superb. A bit more pricey than pub food but well worth it. Also they have guest ales and it is nice to sit outside with an authentic pint of bitter. Well recommended

This Weatherspoon's pub is in the former swimming baths, laundry and bath house…read more The best pub from this group we have visited good cheap meals. Disabled friendly

Excellent service morning or night and a killer breakfast for not much money, bargain. Great ales…read moreand very cheap. Looking forward to the beer festival in April.

Nice clean pub , couple of real ales decent qualityread more

Great place, great music, the live bands are usually very good…read morekeep an eye on your drinks as its a bit dark. plenty of seating with a lovely cozy bit by a real coal fire in the winter

Great bar, live bands every night except Saturdays. Refurbished In 2008.read more

What a lovely spot. We went for dinner with my family of four. We had the cuttery (which is a…read morebuffet.) 3 meats and all the fixings. Felt a lot like thanksgiving to me and I liked It! The adults returned later to have a night cap. It happened to be trivia night. That sure was fun. Larry has been doing trivia for over 20 years. He was thoughtful, kind and entertaining. The barkeep knew his gin and liquors. He chatted is up and we liked him a lot. The locals were fun and welcoming. We felt at home. Mmmm.... still thinking of that yummy scotch. Go here - you won't be sorry! We also stayed in their rooms to rent. We liked our spot a lot. Nicely appointed rooms. We'd love to Come back.

Amazing meal. Excellent fish and chips but the carvery is a must. They sources however quality…read more local meats and you can tell the difference. A must if you're anywhere near Kendal. Food we so delicious we couldn't even take time to snap a photo. We thoroughly enjoyed.

Disturbingly confusing when busy... Something of a local for the 40 somethings. Really friendly…read morestaff and very helpful.

I loved the place. good food and real ales (a vice of mine as can be seen from other reviews)…read more We arrived just before the Andy Murray tennis final. We were sitting outside and had just finished two very tasty, and filled, prawn sandwiches. We asked one of the young, efficient, servers whether there was a TV available. Within minutes he returned informing us that he had switched one on the the Lounge bar. Great guys and gals working there.

Ok meal very expensive for not much, good location, nice views.read more

These guys went over and above, making up more rooms and beds than we thought were physically…read morepossible! A great location in the town centre as a base for stag / hen dos as we were on. Cheap and cheerful, helpful staff, good ales. Parking at the back was a godsend for the lads. Thanks, Rainbow Tavern!!

Lovely clean pub, the owners are very friendly and helpful. Good homemade food and a nice relaxed…read moreatmosphere. The accomadation is really nice, in a separate out building that is a converted coaching inn, exceptionaly clean and bright, nice comfy bed, nicely decorated, ensuite, tea, coffee etc and tv. Nice court yard to sit outside in summer and right on the high street. Highly recommend thid pub.

Everything about the Punchbowl will delight you! The rooms are superbly decorated, spacious and…read morecomfortable. The food is special (you might as well book dinner for every night you are there IMHO). And the staff is fantastic--friendly and accommodating. I'd return in a split second with any opportunity!

The food, service, and atmosphere were all superb! I had a…read moredelicious cheese soufflé, which was out of this world.