Cuckoo Brow Inn in South Lakeland

Great stop off pub on way back to ferry food looked great and staff very friendly also let dogs in

This is such a wonderful place to stay, to eat and to drink. The staff are so lovely and friendly. The place has such a great vibe to it - I love all the antique furniture and decor on the walls. Food is amazing. Such a treat to eat somewhere this consistently good.

Stopped in for a coffee and from the warm welcome, to the lovely coffee and complementary pastries, fantastic place. Will likely look stay next time up here. Very much recommended

Set in a beautiful location. The owners and family are friendly and welcoming. The rooms are clean and comfortable the food is excellent. Well worth a visit if in the area.

Had some lunch there, very nice food and we spent a couple of hours eating and chatting.

Been here on a Monday night, had booked a table for four that same afternoon to have a nice finish to our holiday in Britain. At first the staff couldn't find our booking, after checking the computer we were shown a table. Fire was lit, nice atmosphere. Were informed to order quite fast as a group of fourteen was expected and then there might be a long wait till our food arrives. After following this our food came after an absolutely acceptable wait. Very delicious, had Steak and Ale Pie and a Red Snapper Filet, the kids Nuggets and Chips. Pie was flaky and flavourful, Chips crispy, peas very really firm and delicious. Same was the fish. Dessert was grand as well, Sticky Toffee Pudding and Brownie with Ice cream. Unfortunately I only took one picture, the rest disappeared too quickly! We're well filled and enjoyed it very much!

Used to come here. Very disappointed to see new management who have completely missed the mark with redecorating. Was previously walls covered with fun dog pics, many dogs present. Walls have been repainted an awful colour, devoid of decoration. Music playing was horrific. We sat downstairs in the old stables area as didn’t want to be in the lifeless bar. It smelled of damp and had the owner’s papers out everywhere all over a table. The new owners clearly have no sense of customer priority nor any sense of key aspects to running a decent English pub atmosphere. I read the other reviews of snotty management. This often happens with family owned businesses. The adult kids are working there because their parents oblige them to. And the parents are clearly clueless. Bring back Gordon Ramsey for this one. They’ll be gone in a few years

Called in for a drink, which we had and then promptly left, the woman that served us behind the bar was curt and rude, customer service skills need work!

We went with our two dogs. Bar staff seemed afraid of our dogs with them not being ‘small dogs’. We have a Doberman and a Weimaraner who were sat and lay down looking at us causing no issue. We could openly see them arguing over bringing food to our table and eventually handed us our food at arms length into our hands, not put on the table, which made us feel very uncomfortable. Meat was tough as anything and we couldn’t eat it. We ended up leaving half our meals each which for £80 for two starters, two mains and 2 drinks we were very annoyed that the food was no quality. Staff avoided seeing to our table and had no communication with us over our meal complains. The atmosphere was also very unwelcoming and we ended up leaving early as we didn’t feel welcomed at all. We did not use the rooms so could not comment on them.

The decor & menu both need updating, it looks like it's just been overtaken. But the food was lovely & service very friendly

Went for Sunday lunch with my Husband. We really enjoyed it as it was also my Birthday.

Nice pub close to the Windermere ferry. Great stop mid bikeride for a shandy! Highly recommended.

Popped in for lunch and had the best meal we have had for a long time. The menu had great choice and everything was delicious and home made. I would highly recommend the lotus biscoff cheesecake.