What a perfect little pub! We ate here on our first night in Gilcrux after a day of travel and it…read morewas absolutely wonderful. The barman was very friendly and chatty, and the waitress was equally pleasant. The food was absolutely delicious. The lasagna was excellent (fresh out of the oven too!) and the pastry on the chicken and leek pie was was puffed to about 6 inches. Highly recommend this place to anyone passing through/in the area of Gilcrux!

Right down on the quayside at Whitehaven, a tall narrow building. It has a small bar downstairs…read more A couple of real ales on tap at reasonable prices. Extensive menu, particularly of pizzas, which are good. It seems they do a roaring trade of outside delivery of these to the locals. All items on the menu are reasonably priced too. Service is friendly and accommodating

We visited the Vagabond for lunch, on the strength of another Qype review, and were very impressed…read more Good pub food and prompt friendly service. The soups were hearty and came with plenty of bread and butter. My goat's cheese sandwich came in a baguette with a decent salad and some coleslaw. We did not have desserts, but the menu had a good range.

When it comes to finding a great Sunday lunch on trips 'home' to see my family in the Lake…read moreDistrict, The Wheatsheaf Inn in Lorton is the spot every time. Set on a narrow road (car park at rear) in a sleepy village a bit off the beaten track, and normally populated by a blend of village locals and hikers - dogs are so welcome it's almost mandatory to bring one - this laid-back and non-touristy traditional pub serves up great food in huge portion sizes. The staff are great too, providing swift service and also assisting a disabled member of my party. Grab a reservation (or at least call ahead) if you plan to visit, as it's not the biggest place, but that's part of why it's so good.

The Wheatsheaf Inn is a dead cosy little pub in the small village of Low Lorton. It's surrounded by…read morebreath taking scenery and has a superb little beer garden so you can have a drink and take in the scenery. The pub itself is very traditional looking and serves a fine range of real ales. The food is a bit pricey but average for the Lake Dsitrict and it's second to none. You certainly won't leave hungry or disappointed. They cater for vegetarians too. The pub also has caravan and camping facilties at very reasonable prices but I can't comment anymore on these as I've not experienced them. Certainly worth the visit if you're near by.

Traditional English food, very nice pub, rustic/hunting-themed…read more Enjoyed the Steak & Ale Pie with a nice crust and tender shredded beef inside. Potatoes and green beans are the usual sides. First time trying the Gammon Steak - I thought the Hawaiians did ham and pineapple first but clearly not! The ham steak is covered in a warm pineapple chutney, a bit sugary, really enjoyed the fresh-tasting chips. A really cool pub with quality food and style. Better for a sit-down dinner than for slamming pints.

This place was unbelievable. What a wonderful find. The atmosphere is beautiful, warm and cool at…read morethe same time. The service was great and the food was Amazing. They really know what they are doing. We had such a nice time. When we return to this area we will surely pop back in and try a couple more of their dishes. You will not be dissapointed.

Situated in a very small village in a particularly beautiful area of the Lake District The Sawrey…read moreHotel is worth dropping into for two reasons - first off, it's a good pub, serving local beers and with excellent views over the rolling hills from its beer garden - secondly, it's got that rarest of things these days a dartboard well two dartboards actually which means that, when you're not admiring the views, you can while away many hours. There are mixed reviews about the rooms and the food on other sites but for a pub stop it's definitely worth the visit. Oh, and right behind the pub is the start of one of the area's best walks up to Moss Eccles Tarn and beyond.

My family went there for Sunday lunch and it was fabulous. The food was delicious. The roast beef…read morewas the most tender I've ever had, and the yorkshire puddings were lovely. The service was prompt and courteous. The ambiance was exactly how a pub should be. I would highly recommend this pub!!!!

I mostly agree with Cragrat. A really nice, cosy pub with…read morefriendly service. They had just stopped serving food when we came in. The landlord explained where we could something to eat. Good choice of beers/real ales.

We often visit here for sunday dinner and it is always fantastic. I would strongly advise to book…read moreinadvance as it is always really busy. It is located in the village of Dalston and is a lovely typical country pub. The prices are average and the food is always top notch

Real pub, great food, friendly people. Good draft beer selection. We're staying just a little…read moreways out of Carlisle (Southwest) for 2 short days. I was looking for vegan food and Blue Bell has 3 vegetarian selections which can easily be vegan by holding the cheese. I had the mixed vegetable bake (I can't remember the name) which was wonderful. We may go back tomorrow with friends and I will try the Mushroom Wellington. Fish and chips was great according to my wife.

Good clean Hotel, as usual for Premier Inn. Great staff here, the adjoining Pub / Restaurant is…read morevery good too. I stay here often nice menu too.