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.

Popped in for a late lunch after walking around all morning. The chicken pot pie was piping hot, the pastry was flaky. Exactly what you need to warm up and get back out there. Service was spot on, no rush at all.

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 full English was solid, especially the Cumberland sausage - proper flavour. Flat white hit the spot. Service slowed down when they got busy, but that just meant more time to chat with my mates.

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.

The refillable drinks are a lifesaver for a long catch-up with friends. The cookie s&#39;mores were a great sweet finish too.

My regular spot in Kendal. The meze dishes are really nice, but I&#39;m always here for the freshly baked borek - it&#39;s so good I usually grab an extra one to take away. They&#39;ve got loads of vegan choices too.

Been here a few times, it&#39;s always packed. Staff are nice enough, but you do wait a bit for your food when it&#39;s heaving. Not a deal-breaker, just how it is.

The scallops were the star for me - seared just right, with a lovely little herb crust. The Tuesday tapas menu is a solid deal, portions are generous. My cocktail was nice too, a cherry amaretto thing.

Popped in for a quick bite. The staff were really chatty, which was nice. Felt like hanging out at a mate&#39;s place more than a proper restaurant. Food was decent, nothing fancy.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of their carrot cake on the drive up. That cake was honestly the best I&#39;ve had in ages - so moist and not too sweet. Really hit the spot.

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.

Popped in for lunch with the kids. The Caesar salad was crisp, and the tuna melt hit the spot. My little one was happy with his milkshake. What really stood out was the wine list&mdash;found a surprisingly good Pinot Grigio by the glass that paired nicely with the meal. A solid, relaxed spot.

Cosy place with a huge tea and coffee menu. They grind the beans fresh, you can smell it from outside. Ordered a flat white, but it was a bit on the small side for the price.

Had the chicken and chorizo pasta, it was so good! My partner loved his sausage too. The best part was the big plates - we all got to share a bit of everything while we chatted. Perfect for a catch-up with friends.

Great spot right in the centre, super easy to get to from the station. The main thing for me was the space itself&mdash;really liked the high ceilings and the big windows, felt very open and light. Just a nice, relaxed place to sit for a bit.

Lovely spot for a light lunch. The space is bright and airy, especially by the big glass windows. I had a scone from their fresh bake selection - it was nice, though the seating felt a bit cramped when the place got busy.

Quick breakfast with friends, and the staff were really friendly. Food was tasty and the portions are generous, so we left happy!

Lunch was a solid 7/10. The warm bread was a lovely touch, and the beef fillet was cooked just right &ndash; really tasty. The pork loin was a bit plain for my taste, but I&#39;d come back for that beef any day.

Popped in for lunch with friends last week. We all got the salmon special with prawns and veg - the creamy sauce was spot on. Good for sharing a few plates and a catch-up. Might be back when I&#39;m next in Bowness.

Been coming here for years, their porridge is spot on. Thick, creamy, just right. Coffee&#39;s good too. Staff are always polite and quick.

Bottomless brunch was solid. The staff kept the drinks topped up without asking, which was perfect. Menu looks great, will be back to try more.

Tried the tasting menu. Interesting flavours, not your usual fare. Service was prompt and efficient. The decor is quirky, they&#39;ve kept some of the original features. A solid choice for a business lunch in the area.

The gluten-free bread here is a nice touch. Not everywhere has it, and it was actually pretty decent. Made ordering a lot easier for me.

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