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Top 3 Contemporary food in Ingleton, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Ingleton including The Crossing Point Cafe, Sun Inn Restaurant, Bistro 1745
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1. The Crossing Point Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 405 reviews
Award-winning cafe & tea merchants (The Tea Keepers) Also home to a little wine & Cuban cigar shop (Crossing Point Wines.) Find us on Facebook & Instagram
Reviewed By missc355
Super little cafe with wonderful scones, cakes and coffee - our only regret is that we didnât opt for one of the amazing looking breakfasts! Gluten free options were mega tasty and the great staff were so dog friendly that after explaining our little one was allergic to dog biscuits he was then offered bacon instead! Highly recommended and weâll be back to try the breakfast!
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2. Sun Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 666 reviews
The Sun Inn's AA restaurant features local produce, using top regional ingredients in modern British dishes and with a few creative touches.
Reviewed By Howard Y
We visited twice while staying in Kirkby, once for lunch and one for dinner.The owners and staff were friendly and helpful and for the most part the food was excellent, the one exception being part of the trout my wife ordered was underdone. When we mentioned this we were very quickly offered a free dessert or tea/coffee but didn't take them up on it.I would have preferred a bigger choice of cask ales but that's a personal thing and we would definitely visit again.Dear Howard, Thank you for your review. We look forward to seeing you again. Kind regards, Hannah
3. Bistro 1745
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Part of the 5 Star New Inn Clapham , Bistro 1745 serves a fantastic range of locally sourced delicious meals to suit all tastes, recently winning a 2015 Breakfast award!
Reviewed By Rossergruffydd
After walking the Ingleborough trail a good meal and refreshing drinks were necessary and the New Inn supplied these in abundance. A fresh and interesting decor with shields, helmets and other bits of knight's accoutrement displayed on the walls, etc. The menu was short but well suited to general tastes. My Cumberland Curl on mashed potato was excellent. The staff were chatty and friendly with quick service. Prices were fine and the atmosphere in the inn was very pleasant and relaxing.
