Great for a big group. The staff were really on it, and they sorted a gluten-free request easily. The wine list had some nice options to go with the hearty food.

Arts Bar. Cosy with the fire going. Happy hour cocktails were a treat. Sat on the terrace, view of Bowness was lovely. Staff friendly. Solid spot.

Stopped in after a Sunday walk. Feels like a proper local pub, not a tourist trap. The portions were huge for the price! My fish and chips was a proper plateful.

The Sunday roast is a decent one. The Yorkshire puddings were good, properly risen and not too doughy. Veg were cooked right, not mushy. It&#39;s a reliable classic.

Stayed for a couple of nights. The room was clean and comfortable. The lounge area attached to it was a nice surprise, quite spacious. It was fine for a short stay, though the decor felt a bit dated.

Nice, cosy pub after a long hike. The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me &ndash; proper flaky pastry and the beef was really tender. The mash was creamy too. Staff were lovely and quick. Just what we needed.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always spot on - simple, but they get the flavours right. It&#39;s just a proper, no-fuss local pub.

A proper local pub, feels like someone&#39;s front room. The Thursday quiz is a fun touch, gets a good crowd in. The landlord&#39;s chatty, makes you feel looked after.

Been coming here for years. The fish pie&#39;s always spot on - creamy, flaky, and the mash on top is just right. It&#39;s the one thing I know I can count on.

The fish and chips were really good, fresh and hot. Service was decently quick even though it was quite busy. A solid choice for a casual meal.

Popped in for a Sunday roast on a whim. Sat outside, which was lovely. The roast beef was spot on, really tender. Decent pint selection too. Bit of a wait for the food, but worth it on a sunny afternoon.

Love what they&#39;ve done with the old building. The rustic-modern vibe is spot on, lots of nice details. Cocktails are a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for - the quality is there.

Nice spot for a post-hike pint. The log fire was a plus on a chilly day. Atmosphere is relaxed, and they have a friendly dog. Good selection of local ales. Service was efficient.

The three floors make it feel quite spacious. The booths are perfect for a quiet date, and their wine list had some lovely options to pair with the meal.

Solid spot for a quick bite. The fish and chips are decent, not greasy at all. Good for a reliable lunch. Location&#39;s handy with a big car park nearby, makes it easy. Just what you need when you&#39;re in a rush.

The goulash is a proper, hearty portion. The chicken and ham pie is packed with filling too. It&rsquo;s the kind of food that just feels right for a cosy, low-lit pub like this.

The Thursday cocktail specials are a nice treat. I really enjoyed the 80s playlist they had on, it made for a pleasant, relaxed evening. The seating was comfortable too, which is always a plus.

Veggie and vegan pizzas here are really good. The crust is thin and crispy, toppings are fresh. Honestly one of the better ones I&#39;ve had.

Popped in for a late lunch. The shepherd&#39;s pie bites were a lovely surprise! Really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially the peas and carrots in the filling. The meat was lean and well-seasoned. A nice, lighter take on a classic comfort dish.

The staff were really friendly and helpful. They had a bit of a laugh with us, which was nice. It made the whole evening feel relaxed.

Popped in before my train. The screen inside showing the departures is a lifesaver, lets you relax a bit. Had the fish and chips, it was decent. Handy spot if you&#39;re rushing.

Got a table instantly on a packed night, though they did warn us about a 30-minute wait for the food. Service was spot-on, not fussy. The dishes came out right on time. The lamb shank was rich, and they had a nice Malbec by the glass that paired beautifully with it.

The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me. The crust was just right, and the filling was so hearty. They even gave us extra gravy for the chips, which was a nice touch. Really solid pub grub.

Our go-to spot for catching up with friends. The food is always solid, and the drinks are spot on. Service is friendly and quick, so we never feel rushed. Just a really reliable place for a group.

The apple crumble cocktail was pretty good, quite inventive. The menu seems decent overall. The main courses were fine, though my fish was a little overcooked.

Had a big family birthday here, 18 of us! The staff were so on top of things even though the place was packed. Felt really well looked after, which made the whole evening so much easier.

The gin list is huge, and the wine wall is actually affordable. Felt quite fancy but still cosy, just right for a quiet drink.

Dog-friendly spot with board games. The pizzas looked huge and tasty, even though I didn&#39;t order one.

What an amazing little country pub, restaurant and hotel with beautiful views, varied and traditional home cooked food and very comfortable room. Would highly recommend.

The fish and chips are spot on. The triple-cooked chips are properly crispy, and the fish is lovely. Solid pub grub.

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