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Where to eat European food in Millom: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Millom, United Kingdom including The Punch Bowl Inn, Hartleys, L'al Churrasco, The Punch Bowl Inn, Oscar’s, Bici Cafe, The Market Cafe
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7. The Market Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 51 reviews
We are a simple but clean and friendly traditional Market Cafe. At the Market Café you can expect time-honored British snacks, meals and real value for money without compromise in quality or service. We don't do posh, but we do aim to do simple very well.
Reviewed By Helen T
Lovely place to eat Food really good home made grub Recommend to try Family run businesses Menu plenty to choose from Speculals too Thanks Helen. So pleased you enjoyed your visit to the Market Cafe. Hope you come again. Regards. Lynn & Grant.
6. Bici Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Contemporary industrial-style Italian cafe-restaurant serving wood-fired pizzas, Italian small plates, barista coffee, artisan-baked savouries and sweet treats in a relaxed, stylish and casual environment. Fully-licensed: Italian micro-brew beers, wines a
Reviewed By walkerhb
Passed a number of times when it's not been open, lucky this W/E. Coffee is very good and the scones were still warm served with plenty of butter and lovely blackcurrant jam, which is a nice change. Service was efficient and friendly, price was very reasonable. It is quite small and narrow so may not be super accessible.
5. Oscarâs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 595 reviews
The finest place to eat in Cumbria's Southern Peninsula Welcome to an easier, more pleasurable dining experience. At Oscar's you will enjoy the best food, the best drinks, the best service and, of course, the best surroundings in South Cumbria. ...from st
Reviewed By Mamzy-Khadeza
We ate oscars buffet breakfast for our first morning at Abbey House and the breakfast selection was good! Small but a variety of food and a set menu to choose from too. The croissants were lovely and fresh! Cereals and fruit available too as well as a full English breakfast. For room service we ordered pancakes which were tasty but presentation could be improved! We also ordered sticky toffee pudding one night for dessert and wow it was amazing!!!! Forgot to take a picture as it was too good! Highly recommend oscars! Next time we will be sure to try the afternoon tea and also the dinner menu!
4. The Punch Bowl Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 84 reviews
A warm and welcoming real ale pub, wine and cafe bar in a beautiful part of the southwest Lakes. The Punch Bowl is a laid-back, country Inn in the best traditions and we'll always try to accommodate our customers wishes...if you want something...there's n
Reviewed By P6580RWjoannel
We were camping and it was raining hard so decided to escape to a pub for a meal. The pub is beautiful inside with a lovely friendly atmosphere. Very dog friendly. There is a limited menu which I think is a good thing that places focus on what they do well. The sharing platter starter was delicious. The mains - steak for me and steak and ale pie for the husband were good just not quite five stars. Just a bit of a lack of gravy in the pie and no veg with the steak. The sticky toffee pudding was also delicious.
3. L'al Churrasco
Overall Ratings
5 based on 488 reviews
Spanish, Portuguese and southern Mediterranean tapas restaurant! L'al Churrasco ("Little" in Cumbrian dialect, "Grill" in Portuguese) is a solely fresh food company, aiming to bring exciting cuisine to the streets of Ulverston and surrounding areas. Lots
Reviewed By ianhblackpool
Came here with my partner for dinner and was very pleasantly surprised. The food was excellent and the staff the same.From start to finish we were looked after and didn't feel rushed at all. The food was cooked to perfection and I can highly recommend the pork belly. Will come here again for sure.
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2. Hartleys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By russd644
Wonderful family meal with my brother & his fiancée, over from Chesterfield, and our son.The restaurant was already over half full when we arrived just after 7pm and filled up totally by 8pm.Bro. and his lady chose from the impressive vegan menu while us carnivores pondered over the extensive array of options at our disposal.Mrs D and I eat here three or four times a year and have never been disappointed but tonight the food was especially good. Every dish was packed full of flavour.From the vegan menus, they chose bread & olives to share followed by Mediterranean vegetable enchiladas & vegan pizza with mixed veg & vegan cheese. The latter, we were informed was the best they have had anywhere.Son devoured a 12 garlic bread to start before plumping for the chicken breast with applewood smoked cheddar. Both excellent.Mrs D chose salt & pepper squid "gorgeous" and the excellent pork pancetta.I, reviving my French holiday tastes, had an extremely tasty and perfectly cooked confit duck followed by a fabulous rump steak, cooked to perfection at medium-rare and packed full of flavour. Even the little salad side-dish was lovely as were the skins-on potato wedges.Vegan black currant crumble, vegan ice-cream, rhubarb & ginger crumble and lemon posset were all divine desserts too.Having eaten in France with their excellent full flavoured food, we are often disappointed when we come home at our bland English fare, but not last night (or last Wednesday when the two of us popped here for tea to suss out the vegan options) - it was simply fabulous.Service was excellent too and we relaxed in the lovely restaurant atmosphere for over three hours as the "chef brought his A game" tonight.
1. The Punch Bowl Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 84 reviews
A warm and welcoming real ale pub, wine and cafe bar in a beautiful part of the southwest Lakes. The Punch Bowl is a laid-back, country Inn in the best traditions and we'll always try to accommodate our customers wishes...if you want something...there's n
Reviewed By P6580RWjoannel
We were camping and it was raining hard so decided to escape to a pub for a meal. The pub is beautiful inside with a lovely friendly atmosphere. Very dog friendly. There is a limited menu which I think is a good thing that places focus on what they do well. The sharing platter starter was delicious. The mains - steak for me and steak and ale pie for the husband were good just not quite five stars. Just a bit of a lack of gravy in the pie and no veg with the steak. The sticky toffee pudding was also delicious.
