Top Restaurants in Glenridding
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Where to eat Cafe food in Glenridding: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Glenridding including Fellbites Cafe and Restaurant, Glenridding Pier House, Greens Cafe & Bistro, Fairlight Cafe, Gandhi's Cafe, Rattle Ghyll Cafe Ambleside, Fresher's Cafe, Kysty Kitchen, Ambleside, Copper Pot Cafe, Fellpack
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10. Fellpack
Overall Ratings
5 based on 662 reviews
Hearty, wholesome deli cafe during the day. Cosy restaurant in the evenings, serving great local beer and cocktails
Reviewed By monkey2137080
We visited this restaurant in late October and really enjoyed the whole experience, we have visited Keswick many times and have never been in here before and wished we had. We didnât book but managed to get a table as it was early, the restaurant is well laid out and cosy with lots of interesting information about how the business came about. We were seated quickly and ordered everything together, the drinks came quickly and the food didnât take too long either. The menu isnât expansive but what they do is top quality and the cocktail menu is good as well. The prices arenât too bad for Keswick and this establishment is a step up from normal eateries in the area. Overall I would recommend the Fellpack to families and couples alike.
9. Copper Pot Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 532 reviews
The little café in the Lakes. A cosy hub in the heart of Ambleside jammed with good food, coffee, music and friendly faces!
Reviewed By FoodyReviewer
Amazing food, friendly and warm atmosphere, reasonably priced and they managed great service on a busy lunch service, all tables had people. Mouth is watering just looking at the photos to add. 4 hungry adults arrived here and went away really content. TA reviews were spot on.Must keep this on the favourites list and return here next visit to the Lakes.
8. Kysty Kitchen, Ambleside
Overall Ratings
5 based on 172 reviews
Kysty is a daytime eatery, newly opened in Ambleside, Cumbria. Headed up by chef Ryan Blackburn of the Old Stamp House Restaurant in Ambleside, with the help of his wife Gemma. â Kysty is a relaxed, family-friendly dining venue for those who love good foo
Reviewed By Nikki L
Our family arrived here with hungry bellies. We were welcomed with large smiles and a free glass and cucumber and mint water (delicious). The food arrived quickly and for what we paid was great value for money. The sourdough bread was heavenly and my partner said his black pudding was the best he ever had.We're so glad we came here and the food was spot in. Also, a big thank you to the bearded gentleman who works here. After we left he ran after us to give my husband his Ray Bans, which he had left on the table. We come to Ambleside 3-4 times a year and we will definitely return to Kysty!
7. Fresher's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 340 reviews
Fresher's Cafe is the first & friendliest cafe in Ambleside. We serve excellent coffee, teas, cold drinks, light bites & homemade cakes. Feel free to eat-in or take-away - If you choose to stay we have both indoor & outdoor seating. If the weather is nice
Reviewed By G6844NEangelam
Having just walked from Chapel Stile this was the first cafe my husband and I âstumbledâ on by chance.We were able to sit outside and enjoyed a memorable lunch consisting of excellent service, marvellous quiche, delicious cake and lovely coffees. We will return.
6. Rattle Ghyll Cafe Ambleside
Overall Ratings
5 based on 795 reviews
We open our doors at 10am and serve homemade food. We stop serving savoury hot food at 3.30pm to allow us time to prep for the following day. We do still serve teas, coffees and cakes until 4.00pm. Please do come and visit and fill your hungry tummies!
Reviewed By Helen L
Visited on a very wet (Well it is the Lake District) Tuesday last week. Had to wait 20 minutes for a table but the food was delicious and worth the wait. Couldn't manage cake as too full up so bought a piece of chocolate Tiffin to take away.
5. Gandhi's Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 257 reviews
Vegetarian and vegan world cooking inspired by our travels. A friendly, relaxed atmosphere with funky tunes, locally roasted coffee, vegan beers, organic vegan wine and home-made sweet treats. Indian, Thai, plus hemp burgers, soups, sandwiches, soups, sal
Reviewed By Jules B
We went for lunch and made welcome with our dogNice selection of food and drinks, mostly vegan or vegan options possibleHad the daily special which was so tasty and a nice glass of white wine and my husband had the vegan thali which he said was very tasty We took home a massive slice of vegan chocolate brownie Nice service, tasty homemade food and good sized portions
4. Fairlight Cafe
Overall Ratings
2 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By dpr6
As it was raining we headed into this cafe to be met with a unfriendly stern assistant telling us No dogs allowed inside... I find this most unusual as Iâd say every cafe we visited in the area has made us welcome & allow dogs inside! This is an exception & even if it did as we could choose alternative more friendly places ... we walked straight back out to give a nearby dog friendly cafe our business ... Very disappointing indeed! Would not go back !
3. Greens Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1001 reviews
Friendly local cafe and bistro specialising in home cooked meals and home baked cakes. Wide range of special diets catered for including gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian, vegan and meat lovers too!
Reviewed By Ciclismo
Wow this is a classy cafe and bistro. The food is homemade, ingredients are the best, just perfect. Itâs difficult to choose what to eat as you could eat everything. Service is excellent. I highly recommend this cafe. Karen is also available for outside catering also at your rented accommodation.
2. Glenridding Pier House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Denise S
Expensive for what it is but the cafe style option is available to those wishing to stay longer. Dogs are allowed in the reception area where the boating tickets are purchased. You can select drinks from the cabinet, sandwiches and small range of sweets taking these to the main till for purchase. There is seating outside and some people were choosing to paddle in the water. I prefer not to eat in these places are they are honey traps. I bring my own food and drinks. I like to go on a trip and then get back in the car and drive to my next adventure. I don't really understand why anyone would want to hang around here in the reception area.
1. Fellbites Cafe and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 494 reviews
Fellbites cafe restaurant is situated in the centre of Glenridding serving hot and cold snacks, yummy cakes, scones, tea and coffee throughout the day. From Wednesday through to Sunday an evening menu is available serving locally sourced produce.
Reviewed By amdgriggs
This time I was in here for a light lunch with my dad, who lives in the area, and Fellbites did us proud. He had a delicious crayfish and mayo sandwich combo, with a generous side salad and fresh cole slaw; I went for an equally delicious spicy lentil soup with brown bread, and we both had drinks to go with - a cider (unusually) for my dad and a sparkling water for me. Friendly and extremely quick service and really tasty food, at a reasonable price and in comfortable surroundings, right in the centre of one of the most attractive villages in the Lakes. What more can you ask for?
