Location: Sedbergh
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Where to eat British food in Sedbergh: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Sedbergh. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you.. Sedbergh (/ˈsɛdbər/ SED-bər or locally /ˈsɛbər/ SEB-ər) is a small town and civil parish in Cumbria, England. Historically part of the West Riding of Yorkshire, it lies about 10 miles (16 km) east of Kendal and about 10 miles (16 km) north of Kirkby Lonsdale. The town sits just within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Sedbergh is at the foot of the Howgill Fells on the north bank of the River Rawthey which joins the River Lune about 2 miles (3 km) below the town.
Things to do in Sedbergh
10. Weavers Cafe at Farfield Mill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By labtech17
Normally the food is excellent but yesterday it was only average. The scampi , chips and peas looked as if it had been warmed up, with a tiny dish of tartare sauce. The toasted teacake came with only 2 butters (I get 4 at Duo). Salads were plentiful and fresh and paninis good. Do wish they would invest in a paper menu. having to stand at the counter and read a menu on a high mounted blackboard is not a good experience, especially for oldies who don't have very good eyesight.Clean and spacious, welcome box of toys for the little ones. Dogs allowed
9. The Fairway Restaurant
The clubhouse has recently undergone a major refurbishment which has transformed the building, creating a warm, friendly atmosphere where you can enjoy a meal and drink. Dave Scarr, our new chef, has produced a varied menu of freshly prepared, locally sou
Reviewed By Bob L
Situated in the club house of Sedbergh Golf Club the newly refurbished restaurant is open to all. You will get a warm welcome . The menu is British usuing locally sourced ingredients. Service was excellent as was the Beef and Stout pie ample portions too just right for s meal after a round of golf on one of the most picturesque courses in the country
8. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By C8275XRannr
We had the steak meal last Friday here - and after calling in over the last few months have seen some marked changes .. cleaner and better . The place has had an overhaul. Staff seem to be trying to improve the place. There are more real ales to chose from previously and they taste as if they are being looked after well. Tables look better and the place has had a lick of paint and some added touches that make it feel like a pub eatery. The current staff seem more clued in to customers.The steak meat was delicious and the meal very nice. They are adding in more things in the week - like a pub quiz, curry night - and some live music .. working hard to make it work .. It just needs the right clientel and enough of them as there is local competition - the club, the italian and other pubs on their doorstep ... so they will need to be consistent and keep going...and developing all the time...
7. The Moorcock Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Home cooked English pub meals. One of very few where you can have proper sit down and warm & tasty meal. There are lots of comfortable chairs to choose from, too.
Reviewed By PeterReigate
We called in on a Sunday afternoon for a drink whilst returning home from the Lake District. My wife fancied a snack and enjoyed a wonderful dish of deep fried mozzarella.My beer from a local brewery was in good condition and much appreciated. Service was efficient and good humoured. Would seek it out again.
6. Dalesman Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Food served from 8am till 9pm daily. Freshly sourced local produce, Angus beef, Black Boar Pork, Local lambs, Award winning chefs,
Reviewed By Tim S
I stayed at the Dalesman while on a long distance walk and had some excellent real ales and a very good evening meal while there
5. The Haddock Paddock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By DennisW326
Have either a Take-away or Sit-in on a regular basis and always have a good portion (have to ask for less sometimes) and always flavourful. It would be nice to see a âguest fishâ every now and then to make a change form the usual good offer.
4. The Cross Keys Temperance Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen G
Thirteen of us arrived for a (pre booked) lunch. The Inn is charmingly old fashioned and quaint, Very comfortable. We were made most welcome and forsook our usual beer (it is a temperance hostelry) for ginger beer and sarsaparilla, which was no bad thing, particularly for the drivers. All the food was freshly home cooked and the rabbit pie was delicious. Fine selection of deserts. The visit really was a step back in time. Great service, historically interesting and good food,
3. The Three Hares Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By WDForty
We visited The Three Hares while the monthly artisan market was on so the place was bustling. This didnât daunt the couple running it who juggled selling to people who popped in for bread and buns with customers at tables. The coffee and cinnamon bun (they looked home-cooked) were excellent and, IMPORTANTLY, the background music was some low-key jazz (perfect).
2. Smatt's Duo Cafe Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
We serve breakfast,lunch,main meals,cake,coffee,tea,beer,wine. We provide home cooking using fresh local produce, free Wi Fi & are very dog friendly.
Reviewed By Ian S
My Wife and I were travelling from Newcastle to home on Friday 23rd August, 2019. We called in Main Street, Sedburgh, but the cafe we had planned to visit was closed for a week (presumably on holiday). However we searched Main Street and found Smatts Duo Cafe Bar & Bistro. It wasn't ideal as the menu was not to our taste. Somewhat reluctantly we went inside as we were both hungry. First impressions were not good. The tables and chairs were heavy and difficult to move. Also we selected a table (only one empty) near the front entrance door and was very draughty when customers entered or left. Also we noticed three dogs in the cafe which we didn't feel too comfortable with. Don't misunderstand us - we like dogs - but not in a crowded cafe. The menu was quite restrictive but decided to order Jacket Potato with cheese. The food was poorly presented with plates too small and more salad than needed. Sadly we did not enjoy it. I do not like to give bad reviews (most people seem to like this cafe) but on this occasion was not one of our favourite eateries.
1. Ye Olde Fleece Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Unique gastropub in Kendal the heart of South Lakes. Amazing food, great atmosphere and fantastic service. Quality ales, artisan gins and craft beer. Log fires, historic setting at Kendal's oldest Inn. Perfect for groups, families, friends and solo travel
Reviewed By lisamary0504
I came in today (Sunday 6th October 2019) and what a lovely experience I had for being a single person the young gentleman behind the bar whoâs name I asked was Chris was Very pleasant and friendly made me feel quite at ease as I was on my own for at least half an hour before my friends turned up as I got the time wrong for meeting I will definitely be visiting again
