Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Barrow-in-Furness. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Barrow-in-Furness /ˈbæroʊ ɪn ˈfɜːrnəs/ FUR-nəs, commonly known as Barrow, is a town and borough in Cumbria, England. Historically part of Lancashire, it was incorporated as a municipal borough in 1867 and merged with adjacent districts in 1974 to form the Borough of Barrow-in-Furness. At the tip of the Furness peninsula, close to the Lake District, it is bordered by Morecambe Bay, the Duddon Estuary and the Irish Sea. In 2011, Barrow's population was 57,000, the second largest urban area in Cumbria, after Carlisle. Natives of Barrow, as well as the local dialect, are known as Barrovian.
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4 based on 77 reviews
CAMRA award winning pub in Biggar Village, South Walney Island. As well as our own selection of Real ALes we offer delicious home-made food and a warm seat by an open fire
...weâd be regulars. The landlady is lovely. The pub dog friendly. Admittedly, we were âBritstoppersâ, so we stayed in our motorhome in the car park overnight. You donât get pubs like this anymore- itâs a boozer, no pretensions, no ifs, buts or maybe and certainly no compromises. Bar full of chatty locals, improv on the piano and local beers were very quaffable. Itâs shabby, not chic, tired and unkempt but so am I at 61 and Iâm worth knowing (I think). If youâre into an authentic experience in a pub which is a dying breed, then make the effort. I bet summers outside are lovely. Itâs well worth it. Thankyou for letting us stay, if weâre back this way anytime, weâll definitely call in again.
3 based on 444 reviews
My partner & I visited here tea time, the restaurant was quite empty at the time, after waiting 40 minutes for our food it turned up black. Sausages were cremated, after complaining we were offered a 'free pudding' which we declined, we were totally put off & lost our appetites, we found the staff weren't interested & wernt offered a reduction in our bill, This wasn't the first time we have had problems with the food here but reluctantly gave it another chance (BIG MISTAKE!!) I will NEVER eat here again & strongly advise anybody to do the same, the other dishes we ordered were tasteless, we were told the mash potato was from a packet!! (Smash) I thought that wasn't available anymore. Don't waste your money!!!!
4 based on 54 reviews
Came here on spec, was busy and although there were a couple of empty tables we were told that a large party were expected and they couldnât take any further bookings until after 8pm, fair enough so we had a drink in the rather featureless bar and waited, we were then seated promptly but had to wait a little before our orders were taken, we decided to forego starters because they were busy and just ordered mains, a gammon and a chicken and leek pie. We were pleased we hadnât ordered the starters as they were large portions. The food was very good, loads of chicken in the pie with âproper chipsâ veg and a jug of gravy, large gammon steak all very tasty. Service was polite and friendly and good value. We had seen a couple of local bad reviews but are now reassured that the food is still good and we will return.
4 based on 82 reviews
Stayed here for two nights from a buy a gift voucher our children had brought us. Lovely location. We were upgraded to a sea view room which was lovely. Staff were very friendly and food was good too.Thanks for writing this review you make me feel so proud. Thank you!
4 based on 98 reviews
19 family members met to meet my sons new wife.Booked table a couple of weeks before,big long table ,plenty of room.the place was busy when we arrived,but drinks were served quickly,we had preordered as there was so many of us,staff asked if we wanted children s meals to be served with adults starters,very attentive staff,mine host Andy kept the glasses filled.staff got childrens deserts as our mains were served all very nice a great night .thanks to Gill the cook
4 based on 46 reviews
as ever first class food. I had Gammon with egg and pineapple and my other 1/2 had scampi. Service was excellent and we got served really quick. Very reasonable priced. I wish you would do the curried mince pie again - haven't seen it on the menu for ages.
4 based on 105 reviews
Initially met bar staff that were polite and very accommodating. Sat for meal and due to a queue ordering our server jill ensured rapid service , jill really was amazing and informative on menus available. Food was outstanding. I can't emphasise enough so go try for yourselves. Pub prices with top and restaurant fodder and staff. Thanks bay horse . Top evening
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4 based on 232 reviews
Here at the Duke of Edinburgh, we offer delicious quality food, sourced from local suppliers, and created for you by our dedicated team of chefs. We provide the perfect setting, seven days a week, for a relaxing meal with friends, family or colleagues.
Probably the restaurant we go to most regularly in Barrow and sadly the worst its ever been. Our booking was lost so we had to wait, our order was wrong, it took ages to come. We were so hungry by then we just ate.All a shame as the food tasted superb. The venison burger wss great as were all the chicken dishes. To go along with an excellent selection of beers both bottled and draft. The spirits selection isnt bad either along with a friendly/busy atmosphere. Putting the delays and lost booking as having an off day.Hi Joep735, thank you for taking the time to leave us your feedback. Please accept our apologies for the loss of your booking and the confusion with your order, which resulted in the wrong meals being brought to you. Although we make every effort to insure every customer has the perfect dining experience, both human and technical errors can occur. We hope that your next dining experience at the Duke meets your every expectation. Best regards.
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4 based on 310 reviews
On a recent visit to Barrow friends took me for Sunday Lunch to The Crown at North Scale. My friends pre-booked a table as it is a very popular location for meals, especially Sunday lunch. Staff were friendly and efficient and we spent a pleasant hour and a half enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. The food was well prepared, tasty and definitely plentiful. I ordered the shrimp cocktail which came with enough shrimp for two â but being somewhat of a pig I managed to eat the whole lot. For the main course I chose the Roast Beef Sunday Lunch which came with mashed and roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, a variety of veggies, gravy and five or six slices of tender roast beef.They certainly donât stint on the amount they serve on the plate and itâs all totally delicious.Iâll definitely be returning on my next trip to Barrow.
4 based on 482 reviews
Converted 17th Century town mill with the original waterwheel still intact in centre of pub. The venue has a beautiful cask ale bar (CAMRA's Good Beer Guide 2011-19) with eight hand pulls serving a variety of Cumbrian, Lancastrian and national ales. We ar
My husband and I came here for a meal to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We enjoyed a couple of drinks outside on the upstairs terrace initially, which was lovely, then ate in the bar area downstairs.Food (3 courses) was amazing - especially the scotch egg! Service was prompt and overall it was a lovely evening. Really recommend! Hi 254alia, thank you for taking the time to leave such a great review, and congratulations on your anniversary! We're so pleased to hear that yourself and your husband enjoyed your wedding anniversary at The Mill at Ulverston. We're delighted with your feedback, and hope to see you again very soon.
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