Location: Appleby-in-Westmorland
Top Restaurants in Appleby-in-Westmorland
Top Things to do in Appleby-in-Westmorland
Appleby-in-Westmorland Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Appleby-in-Westmorland
Appleby-in-Westmorland is a market town and civil parish in Cumbria, in North West England. It is situated within a loop of the River Eden and has a population of 3,048. It is in the historic county of Westmorland, of which it is the traditional county town.
Things to do in Appleby-in-Westmorland
1. Royal Oak Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 410 reviews
Reviewed By Nicola W
We came here for lunch after it was a no go for driving due to the heavy snow. We had some rolls mine's mozzarella and pesto my boyfriend's bacon and brie both were decent portions and tasty. We took advantage of the snow and had...MoreThank you for taking the time to leave your feedback. It's great to see that you received none other than a friendly service and that both yourself & your partner enjoyed your lunch. We hope to be welcoming you again soon. Kind Regards
2. Oak Room Restaurant at Appleby Manor
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Oak Room Restaurant In the evening, you can choose from the wide range of imaginative and mouth-watering individually priced dishes on the menu in this 1 rosette (AA) restaurant . The freshest ingredients are used, carefully selected from local suppliers wherever possible, and your chef takes a real pride in his work, catering for all tastes including plenty of choice for vegetarians. The Oak Room Restaurant is renowned for its high quality cooking, and you can be sure the skilled and dedicated kitchen team will offer plenty to tempt your taste buds, making your meals here truly memorable. December 2004 saw the completion of a new conservatory extension to the restaurant, adding a further 40 seats. Hotel guests can enjoy the charming views over Appleby castle and the beautiful Eden Valley, the hotels idyllic setting, nestled amid the hills of the Pennines and overlooked by the Cumbrian - Lake District fells. There could be no better place to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner than in this 1 AA rosette award-winning restaurant. Furthermore a new patio area has been created in front of the restaurant. Guests are able to enjoy drinks; afternoon tea or light snacks throughout the day. Hotel guests can relax amid magnificent Gardens that have won numerous awards and accolades and enjoy the outstanding vista of this beautifully set hotel in the heart of the Pennines and on the fringes of Cumbria the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales. We operate a smart casual dress code for the restaurant (no shorts, vest, jeans or trainers)
Reviewed By Rosemary B - Derby, United Kingdom
The food here is wonderful! Large selection of dishes, for all courses, all beautifully cooked and presented. The menu is imaginative, has good vegetarian choices and everything tastes good. Portions are a perfect size, you don't go away feeling hungry, nor do you feel uncomfortably full. Perfect place to eat.
3. Bojangles'
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By CarlBguide - Appleby-in-Westmorland, United Kingdom
In Bridge Street, Appleby in Westmorland is a great bistro that is family friendly. Food is excellent and much is locally sourced. Friendly and enthusiastic staff
4. The Masons Arms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By MrBRhyn - Oswestry
Honestly I could not fault anything about this beautiful little pub. The landlady is lovely, always smiling and making sure everything is spot on. We came here on a Sunday whilst on holiday and had a Sunday dinner which was huge, tasty and piping hot. We enjoyed it so much we came back to try the evening meals, which were just as delightful. And the size of the children's meals to, just wow!
If your in the area in need of some food or just a quick drink, this place is ideal.
Keep up the good work!
5. New Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 134 reviews
Arron & Carolyn welcome you to the New Inn at Hoff, serving traditional English food, wines & cask ales.
Reviewed By Pam_853 - Stafford, United Kingdom
Stopped of for a couple of drinks after a walk to Rutter force waterfall. Friendly welcome by the landlord and lady. Dog friendly, good chat with landlord about places to visit. Didn't eat on this occasion but looking at reviews worth a visit.
Would recommend this inn.
6. Ashiana Exquisite Asian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By dottie07 - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Staying in Appleby for two nights, we scoured Trip Advisor for restaurant reviews and thankfully chose the Ashiana with its pristine white fabric tablecloths and napkins. It's a small restaurant but we managed to get a table for two as a walk-in. I'd advise booking.
The food was delicious - a shared onion bhaji turned out to be three large balls of light, crisp vegetable and, having scoffed poppadums to start with, we were well on the way to being full!
I chose the Tandoori Special - a huge sizzling platter of meats, prawn and chunks of seared vegetable with a sticky, tangy sauce plus naan - half of which I had to bring home. The man stayed on piste with prawn madras and mushroom pilau.
The staff were attentive and friendly. The bill, including, two pints of Cobra beer and two soft drinks (I was driving...) was a surprisingly low £45 for what was a sumptuous spread.
I only wish the Ashiana wasn't so far from home.
7. The Midland Hotel - Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
The Midland is a free house with three hand-drawn pumps offering a selection of local award-winning beers, ales, traditional ciders and perrys. Cumbrians are fond of their pub food and our menu includes some of the all-time favourites: local butcher's Cumberland sausage in a giant Yorkshire pudding, lasagna made with best minced steak & red wine, ham & eggs or steak & ale pie. The Midland is known for its specialty dishes too. Daily specials can include a creamy Italian risotto, a range of Mediterranean treats in the tapas style menu, a Thai curry and there's always a selection of vegetarian specials. We aim to use as many locally-produced ingredients and make as many of our dishes on site as possible. We use Appleby Creamery's award-winning cheeses in our specialty dishes or you can have a selection as a light meal or dessert.
Reviewed By BurrellsBoy - Appleby-in-Westmorland, United Kingdom
We have visited this pub on several occasions both for lunch and evening meals. Good steady pub food, nothing to blow your socks off but acceptable. Good choice of real ales, though pricey considering it's a free house. A safe choice.
8. The Three Greyhounds Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
A traditional country village pub serving home cooked pub food on certain days each week. Please phone to reserve a table. Ever changing cask ales from local micro Breweries always available.
Reviewed By coopa1079
We were staying at a cottage local to the pub and decided to have a walk to this pub. Not knowing how long it would take we arrived before opening. Having taken a seat outside preparing for a wait the owners came outside and welcomed us in early. A couple of nice pints at reasonable prices followed whilst the owners chatted to us and even offered to start the log fire if we wanted. We will definitely be back and having viewed the food have booked a table for Friday.
So if you want a good pint, in a nice atmosphere and a warm welcome I’d head here.
9. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Tonyjordanthirsk - Thirsk, United Kingdom
On our way home from Scotland on the A66 we consulted Trip Advisor for restaurants in the Appleby area and based on recent reviews we headed for The New Inn in Brompton.
Lovely traditional country pub, open fires, stone flagged floors, welcoming friendly staff, great classic food menu Including suet pudding, scampi, steaks and my choice . . lamb shank followed by an amazing toffee apple bead & butter pudding with custard.
All this plus locally brewed Tirril ales makes for a perfect little pub, well worth a visit.
10. Post Box Pantry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Richthehiker - Doncaster, United Kingdom
Ideally situated for those plodding along the Pennine Way or similar in the area, the Post Box Pantry offers traditional home cooked food in a comfortable setting. There is a daily specials board from which I ordered the cheeseburger served with salad. Typically, the menu offers toasties, jacket potatoes and such and there is a good variety of drinks on offer too. On a pleasant day, there is outdoor Seating to relax looking out towards the fells and the rest of pretty Dufton village. Prices are very reasonable and the service is good. Would recommend.
