They have the normal range which you'd expect of a deli, plus some especially good homemade cake,…read moretry their chocolate brownies. They also do an interesting range of salads which can be made up into a box to take away or plated up to eat in, and you choose what goes into it. At the back of there is a scrubbed wood table with benches where you can be served with that day's tasty soup at £2.95 or sandwiches, £3.25, the already mentioned cake, cappuccino £1.85, smoothies made from whichever fruit is in season at the local greengrocers at £2.20, or tea £1. sorry to keep on about prices, but I know it's important to lots of people when choosing where to go. The trouble with sitting at the back of the shop, I find, is it gives you time to look around you at all the goodies which pack the shelves. Worth mentioning are the various jams and pickles made by local companies, such as Damels Pickles and the Hawkeshead Relish Company.

This friendly cafe serves excellant and cheap, £7, traditional English two course meals e.g…read more Lancashire Hotpot, I especially love their puddings. There is a roast every day.The range of other food is good. There is a courtyard with an awning if you have a dog, or smoke. Ulverston is pretty much closed on Wednesdays so it's useful that the Tearooms is open

Ulverston Tea Room, is cosy and consistantly warm. coming here for a capaccino and a couple of…read morecrumpets in the morning is like a "food cuddle"! that's my gush over. as you can tell I love this cafe. it is Breast-feeding Friendly. all the food is home-made. two course lunches are £7. there are usually 6/7 main courses; one is usually fish, one roast, and one vegetarian. you could have soup, but I can eulogise about the sweets of which there are usually 8/9. look at the cabinet before you decide. the rest of the menu encompases all day breakfasts; toasties, baked potatoes, and all the usual goodies which you expect in a good tearoom. on Sunday they open from 10hrs. - 15hrs. the lunch is £1 more. the 6 starters become more interesting if you have a dog there is a court-yard with and awning, and water bowl. it's also useful if you smoke.

One of the top Supermarkets in the area for quality of food, wine, choice, huge store selection,…read morefully stocked shelves, friendly staff and more. The prices are slightly more than Asda or Aldi but better in some respects than Sainsburys or other supermarkets. Food is fresh and a longer sell by date than those equivalent meat, fish or fruit and veg perishable goods at ASDA. In terms of overall experience, this is best for special occasion shopping such As Christmas, Parties, or large varied non normal shops as well as regular shopping. You pay slightly more but the quality is there.

Brilliant. I love Morrisons. Situated just off the Prom in Morecambe it has a big car park -…read morehowever in summer and particularly at the weekends this can get full of naughty people using it when they are not actually shopping there. Morrisons offers brilliant value for money to my mind and the quality and range isn't bad either. Their fresh fish counter is the best of any of the local supermarkets - check it out. The fish always looks super fresh. I also love their pie counter - well I'm a northern lass, of course I love the pie counter! And the instore bread is always good. They do a fine range of deals and I always manage to pick something up on BOGOF And the cafe is great. Waits for tables and food can be long but that's because, for the price, it's worth hanging around.

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.

I had so much fun picking out one of everything from this store. I got Gingerbread, fudge, rum…read morebutter and chocolate, brown and white mint cake. The mint cake is very strong and too sweet for me but still really good. Love the gingerbread and fudge. I agree it is a must stop. don't let the line stop you. May 2025

Wonderful gingerbread sold from a charming cottage. It makes a great trail or plane snack…read more The line is long but moves quickly.

This Deli restaurant ruined my week, and my nans birthday! I Went in to collect my order and…read moreeverything was all fine, but after a few hours i felt l, I thought nothing of it and went to my nans birthday party, her 101st to be exact. To everyones surprise, out of nowhere, I projectile vomited all over her lovely 101st birthday cake. I am quite happy about the service and staff were very friendly.

Diggles is my favorite deli in Lancaster. It's a small place in the pedestrian zone in the center…read moreof town and is perfect for grabbing a quick bite as you pass through. It's not really the kind of place you'd go to have a sit down lunch, but this location does have a couple of tables inside and usually a couple outside, so you do have the option to sit and eat instead of taking away. (Diggles has another location near the bus station, too, but that one has no seating inside.) It's a good place to grab a sausage roll or pasty. My particular favorite is their sausage sandwich; it's simple, delicious and will run you about £2. The staff is friendly and the food is fresh. Once you eat here, you'll never settle for Gregg's again.

When we first walked in from the street (not the laneway), we went to the sandwich counter on the…read moreright. I asked if I could get a scone and a soup and was told that I could buy the soup from the sandwich counter but would have to get the scone from the other counter. As seating was extremely limited we stepped back to contemplate eating here. But then... we saw the sign for the tea room upstairs! We ventured up to take a look and we were greeted by much nicer people. We were seated immediately and ordered our lunch. I opted for the Lakeland Cream Tea and my husband had the Pastrami Deli sandwich. Service was excellent and the food was amazing. The upstairs is a solid five-star, I only dropped my overall rating to four-star because of our experience with the girl at the sandwich counter when we first walked it.

It's good both taste and price. People friendly here…read more Atmosphere is nice. Chicken slice is tasty. Place to have a break.

The staff is super friendly, and didn't mind me lugging my huge backpack into the small shop. I…read moreordered a honey roast ham sandwich and soup combo. The sandwich was pretty basic, but I dipped it into the yummy beef goulash. The meal really hit the spot. I would've liked to sit and take my time, but the cafe was packed and there were groups waiting for tables. The staff never pressured me to hurry up, but I didn't feel comfortable taking up a table for 3 when there were people waiting to eat. It's a decent cafe, but definitely don't expect to kill time here. Dessert selection looked good, the apple pie was sold out so it must be a fan favorite!

Delicious coffee, nice cake selection, dogs welcome inside. They also have newspapers, mags,…read more and board games. Will def visit again.