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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Watermillock
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Watermillock, United Kingdom including Foundry 34, Granny Dowbekin's, Sharrow Bay Hotel Restaurant, 1863 Restaurant, The Horse and Farrier Inn, Brackenrigg Inn, Sun Inn, Rampsbeck Restaurant, The Crown Inn Restaurant, Queen's Head Inn
10. Queen's Head Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By SheilaStokeontrent
Brilliant food Very impressed tonight by our meal....nice setting, excellent food & wine Great staff so helpful & knowledgeable...local produce & all homemade..Booked for tomorrow & Thursday...just really like this place...itâs probably 10 years since Iâve been here & itâs just got better Definitely recommend coming here
9. The Crown Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 696 reviews
A stunning property situated in a fantastic location on the bank of the River Eamont, with 17 fabulous guest bedrooms, spectacular outdoor terrace with views over the Lakeland, and fabulous bar and restaurant. Our menu is prepared using the best local ing
Reviewed By Staro30
This is a great location and wonderfully refurbished hotel/pub. There was a mix up with Thwaites website where we booked a family room but we got a normal double room. The manager was very helpful and resolved the issue effectively. The room and bathroom were very smart and we enjoyed an evening meal. All the staff were great. The breakfast could have been a little hotter. Will definitely stay again!
8. Rampsbeck Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Our restaurant is a relaxed, ambient space with an open kitchen and views of the lake. Here is where dinner is served to guests and visitors. The three-course menu, which includes some sharing plates, features contemporary food inspired by the regionâs tr
Reviewed By Oskar-Brooklyn
They make a superb breakfast - just first class, hearty and delicious.The surprise was the dinner which was delicious.WE had lamb, fish and steak all of which were perfectly prepared.Nice wine listExcellent service.Great starters.We should have eaten here noth nights. A rare 5 star restaurant review from me - especially considering it was in the hotel.
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7. Sun Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 831 reviews
The Inn was converted from a row of cottages in the 1700s by the original proprietor Edward Richardson. Since then the Inn has changed hands several times, and was taken over in May 2010 by John & Jane McGuire. The Sun is a family run establishment. Sunny
Reviewed By PYB100
Probably the most traditional of the three pubs/inns in Pooley Bridge. A little more understated than the rest, but the home cooked wholesome British pub food is of excellent quality and value.Think home made pie, Cumberland sausage and fish & chips, perfect after a long walk.Decent beer. Dog friendly, massive beer garden, clean and comfortable bedrooms, whatâs not too like!
6. Brackenrigg Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 332 reviews
Reviewed By 344anr
We went spontaneous for a lunch break as a Group of 6,could sit outside in the garden with lovely view of the Lake. Food Was brought outside, freshly homemade classics, Steak ale pie, fish Finger Sandwiches for the kids and Macn cheese. Also they have their own mikro brewery, so we got to Taste a few IPA and bitter and blonde. Staff Was very helpful and friendly. And our dog was welcome.
5. The Horse and Farrier Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By TripMember03312015
six of us went for our monthly meal. The pub has been resently reopened and the dining room is really nice. I was a bit dubious about going as it was a dog friendly pub but there was only an odd one about and not in the dining room. We all had different meals and sweets and enjoyed. Prices were reasonable. Staff serving us were pleasant.
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4. 1863 Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 438 reviews
1863 is a beautiful small restaurant with a warm and friendly atmosphere. This intimate 32 cover eating experience offers customers a relaxed fine dinning experience with seasonal menus made with local produce and expertly served up by a dedicated kitchen
Reviewed By Anthony M
Very tasty and superbly presented food. Certainly rather better than your average 'pub grub' also available in the village. Obviously a bit more expensive but sometimes why not enjoy that little bit of luxury! Oh yes, each dish, and the unadvertised extras all explained in detail by the staff. I hope the chef got to know how much the endeavour of he and his team was appreciated by the evening diners and then again at breakfast.
3. Sharrow Bay Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By keriD351
Lunch was amazing, 3 courses for £25. In such an idyllic place with a table next to the window and stunning views across the lake I thought it would cost much more.
2. Granny Dowbekin's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1141 reviews
Granny Dowbekin's is a traditional English tearoom and tea garden at the Northern tip of Ullswater and by the River Eamont. Breakfast, main meals and homemade cakes and scones are served all day. We always offer a selection of vegetarian, gluten free and
Reviewed By Rena77uk
We regularly treat ourselves to breakfast here, living just down the road, and have always enjoyed it. Yet today we didn't feel it was as good as usual. The food is great, and the staff are lovely as always, nothing to fault there. But the new table layout wasn't good - tables felt crammed in, with very little room to squeeze past other diners, and indeed I had to stand up a couple of times to let people slide into seats at the table next to ours. And then there are the dogs. I get that this is a dog-friendly cafe, and that's a good thing in this area with so many walkers and dog owners, but previously there was a dog-free section of the cafe (I'm very uncomfortable around dogs) which we always sat in, and commented on how nice it was that the owners were taking the fact that not everyone loves dogs into consideration. But that area seems to have gone and now dogs are everywhere. To be fair, we were kindly offered a table in the garden room away from the dogs which wasn't yet open, but there was no-one else in there and we thought it would have been colder and we would have felt a bit weird sitting apart from everyone else. Also, the website times (and the times on the door) seem to be wrong...it says opens at 10am, yet when we arrived at 10 the cafe was nearly full, with several people having already finished their breakfasts. Maybe I'm just too picky, but for us eating out is just as much about the environment as it is the food.Hello there. We are really sorry you didn't enjoy your visit yesterday. Thank you for taking the time to tell us about it. We have had a great many discussions about trying to provide areas in the Tearoom which would satisfy everybody who comes in and yes, we did previously have a section which was set aside for people who didn't want to sit amongst dogs - which is a perfectly reasonable desire. But unfortunately we have found ourselves turning people with dogs away when there were empty tables in the dog free area. I'm sure you can understand that we just can't afford to lose business in this way, particularly now when we are trying to cope with the effects of the road being closed and the building of the new bridge. There do tend to be fewer dogs in our Garden Room and more space between the tables - which was why I suggested you might be more comfortable there - you wouldn't have been on your own for long and it benefits from underfloor heating so shouldn't have been cold. Regarding the 10am opening time, we have only just changed to our winter opening times of 10am - 4pm so there were quite a few people who hadn't realised and were waiting outside at 9.30. As it was raining I allowed them to come in early with the warning that the ovens had only just been switched on and they might have to wait longer than usual. I hope that you will still treat yourself to breakfast with us sometimes and I would like to send you a voucher by way of an apology. If you message us via the contact page on our website I will pop one in the post to you. Thanks again,Karen
1. Foundry 34
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Local award winning Stylish Bar & Brasserie. Open all day for lunch*, drinks, cakes and dinner. We pride ourselves in top quality service and the very best of local produce on our menu. Set in the heart of Penrith across from the Bus station it very well
Reviewed By karenwO7657NX
We were staying the night after a long journey and just decided to eat here and Iâm so glad we did.Itâs a nice modern restaurant with friendly staff. The food (we both had pork belly) was delicious and perfectly cooked, and a really generous portion. The wine was good and the bill was very reasonable. If ever Iâm in Penrith again Iâd definitely be back.
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