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United Kingdom Food Guide: 5 Healthy food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Glenridding
Reviews on Healthy food in Glenridding, United Kingdom including Gandhi's Cafe, Rattle Ghyll Cafe Ambleside, Fellpack, Heidi's of Grasmere, Dodds Restaurant
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1. Gandhi's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 257 reviews
Vegetarian and vegan world cooking inspired by our travels. A friendly, relaxed atmosphere with funky tunes, locally roasted coffee, vegan beers, organic vegan wine and home-made sweet treats. Indian, Thai, plus hemp burgers, soups, sandwiches, soups, sal
Reviewed By Jules B
We went for lunch and made welcome with our dogNice selection of food and drinks, mostly vegan or vegan options possibleHad the daily special which was so tasty and a nice glass of white wine and my husband had the vegan thali which he said was very tasty We took home a massive slice of vegan chocolate brownie Nice service, tasty homemade food and good sized portions
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2. Rattle Ghyll Cafe Ambleside
Overall Ratings
5 based on 795 reviews
We open our doors at 10am and serve homemade food. We stop serving savoury hot food at 3.30pm to allow us time to prep for the following day. We do still serve teas, coffees and cakes until 4.00pm. Please do come and visit and fill your hungry tummies!
Reviewed By Helen L
Visited on a very wet (Well it is the Lake District) Tuesday last week. Had to wait 20 minutes for a table but the food was delicious and worth the wait. Couldn't manage cake as too full up so bought a piece of chocolate Tiffin to take away.
3. Fellpack
Overall Ratings
5 based on 662 reviews
Hearty, wholesome deli cafe during the day. Cosy restaurant in the evenings, serving great local beer and cocktails
Reviewed By monkey2137080
We visited this restaurant in late October and really enjoyed the whole experience, we have visited Keswick many times and have never been in here before and wished we had. We didnât book but managed to get a table as it was early, the restaurant is well laid out and cosy with lots of interesting information about how the business came about. We were seated quickly and ordered everything together, the drinks came quickly and the food didnât take too long either. The menu isnât expansive but what they do is top quality and the cocktail menu is good as well. The prices arenât too bad for Keswick and this establishment is a step up from normal eateries in the area. Overall I would recommend the Fellpack to families and couples alike.
4. Heidi's of Grasmere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
A charming, fully licensed cafe in the heart of the picturesque village of Grasmere. All ingredients are locally sourced and our delicious cakes are a speciality. We stock a great selection of locally brewed ales. A warm welcome awaits. We are also dog fr
Reviewed By Northumberlandscout
I would certainly prefer that staff serving food refrained from stoking dogs visiting the premises. I am sure the staff will go and wash their hands afterwards but whilst I like the personal engagement I think the action can give rise to a negative feeling.
5. Dodds Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2685 reviews
Reviewed By Debbie_Smith1963
Dodds was recommended by our accommodation and did not disappoint. We were made very welcome and the staff were attentive and helpful. There is plenty of choice on the menu - I thoroughly enjoyed the grilled goats cheese (I had never imagined what a delight goats cheese can be when paired with caramelised pear) and home made potato gnocchi (which our waiter advised was his favourite and it quickly became mine too!). My husband thoroughly enjoyed his garlic bread and pizza - which was spicy and well flavoured. Unfortunately we were so full that we didn't have space for a pudding - perhaps next time!
