Top Restaurants in Pooley Bridge
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Pooley Bridge, Penrith, including Sun Inn, The Horse and Farrier Inn, Queen's Head Inn, The Crown Inn Restaurant, The Kings Arms, Punchbowl Inn, The Clickham Inn, George and Dragon, Brackenrigg Inn, Herdwick Inn
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10. Herdwick Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
The Herdwick Inn is the only so named pub in The Lake District: an area synonymous with the rugged and sturdy Herdwick Sheep. Located in the small, friendly village of Penruddock, the pub is situated just off the A66 between the Ancient Market town of Pen
Reviewed By 267grega
The pub looks great and lives up to its name. The herdwick sheep breed is a hardy honest producer. This pub is exactly that. The Sunday Lunch was a very nicely presented turkey roast, with vegetables cooked perfectly and served in a side dish. The plates were hot! Dessert was right up there for all of us and the local ales washed it all down. A great pub in a peaceful village right on the Lakes Districts doorstep.
9. 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.
8. George and Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 866 reviews
Reviewed By 997liamj
Early Sunday afternoon lunch, phenomenal staff along with the cheese soufflé and roast beef. Young staff members attentive and helpful as was the gentleman behind the bar. Only odd thing was having one taking orders quite slow, but generally everything was fantastic.
7. The Clickham Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
A traditional village pub, open fires, relaxed atmosphere good beers and Ale's. serving home cooked food from Wednesday through to Sunday, open for lunch from 12.00 - 3.00, evening meals from 6.00pm -9.00. Sunday Lunch served from 12.00 - 6.00 pm We have
Reviewed By carolync945
We thought we would try a meal here after seeing the excellent reviews on Tripadvisor. The food was delicious. The steaks were cooked to perfection. The meals were hot & served with lovely fresh vegetables. Friendly service. Will definitely come here again.Thank you for taking the time to review us it means a lot. we are so pleased that you enjoyed your visit .
6. Punchbowl Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 470 reviews
Reviewed By 344anr
We went during the week for lunch and even through the Menu privides All sorts of lovely food, you have to go for the Steak and ale pie. Nothing more to say. Enjoy! We really enjoy serving the tastiest classic pub dishes made using the finest local ingredients. As well as our ever popular pub classics we also serve a changing selection of the finest seasonal dishes to reflect the time of year and the wonderful products that are currently available in this stunning part of the country. We Look forward to welcoming you back soon!
5. The Kings Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Recommended by the staff at Travelodge. Fabulous food at this small country pub/restaurant. Friendly staff, good quality food, very generous helpings & very reasonable prices. Ate there twice and would highly recommend.
Reviewed By Joanne M
found this little pub near where we were staying and it was definitely a gem! Excellent food, large portions and service was excellent too. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area, very reasonably priced too. Only piece of feedback, we discovered after we had eaten, that you could get half portions and some of our table would have preferred that so maybe be a good idea to advertise it, we didn't see it anywhere. That said, it was excellent! Well done, if in the area, would definitely be back
4. 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!
3. 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
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2. 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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1. 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!
