Location: Cockermouth
Top Restaurants in Cockermouth
England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cockermouth
Reviews on British food in Cockermouth, England, United Kingdom. Cockermouth /ˈkɒkərməθ/ is an ancient market town and civil parish in the Borough of Allerdale in Cumbria, England, so named because it is at the confluence of the River Cocker as it flows into the River Derwent. The mid-2010 census estimates state that Cockermouth has a population of 8,204, increasing to 8,761 at the 2011 Census.
Things to do in Cockermouth
10. Merienda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By angelaofcastleton
Situated just off the high street in Cockermouth this is a pleasant cafe. Not very large and the colours and furniture are basic. There is a board with an interesting range of dishes. The food was good and the service friendly. Prices reasonable.
9. Fredericks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 331 reviews
Reviewed By wheelchairc2019
Good friendly staff at Fredericks restaurant in Cockermouth and very helpful staff and they are very good at pointing out toilet facilities for wheelchair users to use I remembered more weecher user it
8. The Old Posting House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By djquinlan
Visited to meet up with friends, was glad they recommended this place. Nice cosy pub with good drinks selection. Food choice was good and the meal itself was great. Would definitely visit again.
7. Castle Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 685 reviews
The Castle Bar is set out over three floors. The downstairs is our main bar area, which has three separate large screen tv's for the sports enthusiasts. The main bar has 6 real ales on tap and has been awarded by CAMRA (Cider Pub of the Year 2018 winner,
Reviewed By like2travel79
Every time we visit Cockermouth we always head to the Castle Bar. The food is excellent and well priced. There's also a great selection of beers. The staff are absolutely excellent. It has a great beer garden to the rear which is a great wee suntrap. They also welcome well behaved dogs which means we can eat comfortably with our little dog. I would definitely recommend.
6. Shill's of Cockermouth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Reviewed By 940lizh
What a lovely place to go for lunch or coffee to catch up with friends. Small restaurant area down stairs with more seating upstairs. Also a small deli with varied choice of produce. I bought some cheese and bread which was delicious. Had lunch there which was very nice. I had cheese board with lovely choice of cheeses.
5. Honest Lawyer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 502 reviews
The Honest Lawyer Restaurant provides a fusion of French Italian influenced English style cuisine. Cooked fresh on the premises by our chefs using ingredients that are locally produced and sources and served with a wide range of wines from around the worl
Reviewed By A4296GZkathrynb
This was our second visit, this time on holiday walking the Wainwrights. The service was very friendly, the food cooked perfectly and presented beautifully. The sticky toffee pudding was particularly good! We will definitely come back when staying in Cockermouth again.Hi KathrynMany thanks for such a lovely review. We are glad you enjoyed the service and meal again. Please do visit us and support us next time you are in townThanksGeorge
4. The Bitter End Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 615 reviews
Reviewed By kateb703
Had a fab meal here. Home made. Dogs welcome in part of the pub too. Good selection of beers. Serves local beer too. Sticky toffee pud mmmmmm.
3. Wild Zucchinis Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 523 reviews
A quirky little place where customer service, good homemade wholesome and unpretentious food is at the forefront of the agenda. We make it our business to offer you the best we can at all times.
Reviewed By GlennA946
I decided to try Wild Zucchinis on a short trip to Cockermouth and think it's the most reasonably priced, friendliest place to eat in the town. £ 7.25 for an omelette with potatoes and three salad choices is amazing value in a place that can be expensive to eat out. Also my latte at £ 2.40 was reasonably priced. Both meal and coffee were of a high standard and the waitress and cook, who advises you on your salad choices, were very friendly.The good news doesn't stop there, though. Wild Zucchinis has a fantastic ambience with jazz playing at a discreet volume and is spotless inside. Also you have a copy of i on the table( tabloid version of The Independent), which is something interesting to read while you're waiting. Another reason to visit the restaurant is Poets Night once a month, and local community groups hold meetings at Wild Zucchins. Dogs are welcome, too.If you are driving, there is the Sainsburys car park over the road, where parking costs £ 2.60 for two hours, and there are regular buses to Workington.Awwwww thank you Glenn! Thank you for taking the time to write us such a wonderful review. We go out our way to welcome everyone in the best way we can and offering quality food is at the top of our priority alongside cleanliness and good service . Glad we hit the mark! Manon x
2. Quince & Medlar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By Hils15
We were given a voucher for this restaurant as an anniversary present, so booked a night in Cockermouth and made our visit there. It is amazing! From the moment you arrive, where you are shown to a lovely little sitting area, where you can enjoy a pre-dinner drink and peruse the menus in a leisurely way, to the lovely, calm atmosphere in the dining area to the superb cuisine - the whole experience is very special. The food was served in a very attractive way and tasted absolutely delicious. The tiny buckwheat pancake, with mushrooms and a delicate salad was a great starter, whilst my husband relished the cheese souffle. We struggled to choose which main courses to have, but I opted for the spiced lentils and roots dish which was a fascinating combination of flavours and wonderfully tasty. My husband was equally pleased with his balsamic beetroot and borlotti bean filo parcels with halloumi and other extras. The dishes were light but quite filling, but we decided we just had to find room for desserts, and were so glad we did. I absolutely loved the summer pudding - which looked and tasted outstanding - and i enjoyed a taste of my other half's passionfruit panna cotta! We returned to the cosy and attractive sitting room to enjoy coffee and fanstastic chocolates. There was an interesting wine list - we opted for a very good Fairtrade chenin blanc. It was lovely to get the chance to talk to talk to Louisa at the end of the evening and to learn about the way they had combined two houses to create such a lovely restaurant. This really is a superb restaurant and deserves its excellent reputation. I wish we lived nearer - but hopefully we will be back before too long!
1. BLOCKS Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By kate03M
The food was amazing !! The presentation was brilliant and the staff was great ! Our server Maisie was extremely helpful and did everything in a polite manner , would deffinetly come back !
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