Mason Arms in South Lakeland

Excellent service , our first visit to the masons, we were served by Andy, mihaela and Amy, they were all very attentive and made us feel very welcome, food was lovely, beautiful place , will definitely be back in the summer , hopefully to stay

Unhelpful staff who looked like it was an inconvience to help. Won't be back as will get better service at other pubs in kendal.

We were very happy that we had selected The Mason's Arms for our three night stay. The staff were very accommodating and provided great service whether it was at the bar, in the restaurant or for breakfast. It was a great location for our visit to the Lake District and we would recommend it without reservation.

Llamamos aquí para almorzar después de leer y nuestros amigos nos dijeron que valía la pena buscarlo. Ciertamente, y aunque no está tan lejos en un camino ventoso escénico cuando llegas la comida y la bienvenida no te decepcionará. llegamos un viernes muy húmedo a la hora del almuerzo y logramos obtener el último lugar en el estacionamiento y la última mesa en el pub, llegando justo a tiempo porque la gente seguía llegando detrás de nosotros y se sentaban afuera esperando o revoloteaban en El bar para una mesa. Servicio de bar y comida súper eficiente, todo de una manera tranquila y atenta, por lo que cuando la comida finalmente llegó, no fue una sorpresa que fuera excelente, ya que toda la comida se servía en las mesas a nuestro alrededor sin apenas un trozo de comida en los platos. De vuelta a la cocina eran un testimonio de. Si estás en los lagos visitando Windermere, vale la pena conducir, ya que no está tan lejos. . .

Hermosa comida definitivamente recomendaría el pastel de carne. Fuimos el fin de semana festivo, recomendaría ir alrededor de 5 a 6 pm ya que se llena más tarde.

Drove here especially on the back of a recommendation but they wouldn’t take our food order at 2.25pm as they stopped serving at 2.30pm. We were the only ones sat not ordered yet, there was hardly a queue. Thought it was unreasonable and they should state that they stop serving at 2.25 on their website if that’s the case.

A good catch up with a friend in a nice atmosphere. The food was lovely. I had the cheese pie with chips, veg & a cheese sauce, so tasty. My friend had the small plate gammon, egg & chips which was also good.

Dirty inside the pub, no service available. Had to clean the table from previous guest ourselves. Average food.

Stopped for a sandwich and a pint halfway around a lovely walk, a little pricey But it was a very nice steak baguette while my wife had the ham sandwich.

This is an old pub in the lovely spot, which has bags of character, an unusually wide range of very good beers and very enjoyable and plentiful pub food, served by friendly people in a warm and welcoming environment. It's definitely worth seeking out.

We had a large table of 10 people, and we all agreed that the Mason's Arms was great! The service was just right; attentive but not invasive and we all loved the food

Decided to try this pub after reading good reviews couldn't fault the food really good, steak was excellent came with all the trimmings also best dianne sauce I have ever had and I have had a few lovely thin fries, hubby had cheese and onion pie chips and lovley vegetables only criticism too many onions in the pie but overall very good would definitely recommend this place.

If you want a quaint old pub in the middle of nowhere this is the place to go. It's a little bit of a drive away from kendal but is defo worth it as the pub is so old and beautiful, the food is fantastic although a little pricey, the atmosphere is relaxed, the drinks are great and the service is good too.

You need to book in advance to be sure of a table as this is a very busy pub due to its reputation for good food and booze. Well worth the drive to this very picturesque valley.

Met up with a friend for a lovely lunch here. We went for the small plate menu, which had a few good choices. We had ham, egg & chips & scampi & chips, both were tasty & a couple of glasses of prosecco were a lovely accompaniment

We decided to eat here on a Thursday night based on other reviews even though it is a bit out of the way up some narrow roads. Outside there is an extensive area with comfortable tables & chairs and a great view but it was starting to rain so we opted to eat indoors in the bar area. It was lucky we decided to arrive early (18:00) because it quickly filled up and people were finding it hard to find an empty table - obviously a popular place with locals. The pub is very old with twisted beams and a lovely range fire which was lit when we were there giving it a cosy feel, a very pleasant place to enjoy a pint and something to eat. There was a choice of 3 cask ales and we opted for Hawkshead bitter plus a bottle of NZ sauvignon for the ladies (£25). To start we had black pudding & poached egg and mackerel pate - all good. For mains we had should of lamb (lovely), burger (big & juicy) and two of us opted for the whole dover sole from the specials board. Sadly the dover sole (at £21 each) was extremely disappointing - they were small fish and were overcooked to the point where the flesh was just falling apart - at this price you expect much better. It was also accompanied by potatoes and salad, the latter just didn't go with the rest of the dish. I'd go again because it had a nice ambience but I would definitely order meat rather than fish.

We dined in the pub area as the restaurant upstairs was fully booked, and although busy there was no problem getting a table.

We arrived here Thursday evening just before food was served , we found a table inside ,even though it was a pleasant afternoon . Fish+ chips excellent, Ribs delicious .my black pudding poached egg likewise except this time my ring of black pudding was cut into cubes !!! We love the friendliness here , some one always wants to chat which adds to our enjoyment , crisp cold pino , hot coffee, and a lovely cranberry concoction for Eva . Thankyou see you soon .

Great pub/restaurant in great location. Good choice of local ales and our rabbit stew was superb. Highly recommended

While on holiday we have visited for our lunch while attempting to escape the crush in Windermere. What a stunning little oasis! Warm welcome, friendly staff and amazing food. The burger was delicious and the chicken was simply divine. We can’t recommend this little piece of heaven strongly enough and are planning another visit before our return home.

Food was amazing. Staff are very friendly. Quality food and massive portions. Wear stretchy trousers 😀

We had a really lovely evening at the Masons Arms at Strawberry Bank.

Perfect at this time of the year when the sun shines so you can sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view. The food never fails to tempt and if anything gets better each year. An absolute favourite of mine - and my family too!

Just wanted to write a review to say thank you to the staff here for not only lending me a charger when mine broke - but giving me one! Really really kind of you all. Also lots of water left out for the dogs. Amazing hand made fudge to buy. And the view from the outside seating area - wow!!

Once you finally arrive and manage to get parked (not an easy task when it's busy) you find yourself in a fabulous old pub. Ate there twice during my weekend stay in the area and on both occasions the place was packed. Fortunately was able to get a table (I would highly recommend booking a table) and enjoy a range of food of the highest quality and wash it down with some equally excellent beers.

Very enjoyable meal for 7 of us last week. The meals were of a good standard with the ribs and nachos in particular being well received. But a word of caution; portions are huge so be careful of what and how much you order.

We arrived here early Saturday evening for an early dinner . After enjoying the last of the sun on the patio we headed in to eat inside . Fabulous choice, tasty produce, cooked well ,we have never been disappointed here . John is a marvel . Nothing phases him .Thankyou see you soon

The pub was very nice inside, however we had to sit outside in the rain because dog's weren't welcome. It was pouring and so the only downside was that the heaters they had on the parasols weren't put on for anyone outside, especially since we'd ordered lunch and had a alcoholic drink. The soup was lovely and the staff were friendly.

My partner and I stayed here last year and the restaurant was so good, we didn't go out for food once! This year we weren't staying locally but wanted to venture back to the Mason Arms for dinner. Yet again it exceeded expectations and we were greeted by friendly staff, a good selection of beers and very generous portions of food! We recommend that you book in advance - it gets very busy! - and order the camembert/fig chutney starter and lamb main. If your a pudding person like me, this place is also for you!

We visited for tea, in a beautiful location in a gorgeous quaint pub! Sat by the warm fire and enjoyed the most delicious food! The best pub food I’ve ever had. I would highly recommend the fish and chips. Will definitely return next time I visit the Lakes. Thank you!

After a bracing walk in the wind and snow, we escaped into the warm and friendly environment of the Masons Arms for lunch.

This pub was recommended by a local coffee shop owner that we had visited in Ambleside pier. It’s very snug and so cosy, the fire was roaring and gave the whole place a lovely ambience. The food was incredible, we ordered the lamb shoulder and the slow cooked pork belly and we were almost at the point of licking the plate, the meat fell off the bone and all the accompaniments were delicious. Faultless experience, would recommend to anyone!

Been loads of times to this hostelry through different seasons and today's Sunday lunch did not fail. Excellent staff. Excellent food. No more to be said.

I popped in to purchase six £20 vouchers in total £120. But was told by a very nice young lady I could only purchase them if I paid by cash!!!! Who carries that amount of cash these days. I was going to pay on my debit card,but sadly you have lost out on that sale. I am disappointed.

We had a graet pub lunch served by terrific staff the food was fresh and tasty ande the log fire...

We always visit this fine pub when we holiday in the Lake District. As usual, it did not disappoint. The...

I love this place , been coming here for years and never disappoints , Service is spot on and the...

Stopped off for lunch during a walk in the area, excellent food , very well presented, real ale available, good...

Perfect pit stop in this cosy and friendly pub. Delicious food. Huge wine list and local ales. Roaring fire on...

Turned up for lunch at 2:31 only to be greeted by Mr Arrogant who informed us that lunch finished at 2:30pm. This place is in the middle of nowhere so you do have to go out if your way to visit. Thanks for the offer of a bag of crisps Mr Arrogant.

Wow! Travelled a fair distance for lunch and got told that we missed lunch by one minute. We were offered crisps. Business must be good to do this to travellers. Food might be good but treating people like this is terrible. People looking here should go a bit further to the Punch Bowl where the customer service and attitude is excellent and their food is divine.

The masons is very pleasant place to have good food at a great price, the atmosphere in buzzing and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Recommend this place.

Un pub realmente encantador en una ubicación hermosa. La comida era excelente y las porciones muy generosas.

This pub was recommended to us by several locals and we were not disappointed. Reassuringly busy both inside and out even on the rainy day that we visited. Fish and chips was very good, venison amazing. Excellent summer berry Eton mess as well. We will return!

Arrived here on a cold wet early Thursday early evening _ we shared a bottle of wine while we waited for food at six _ we come here quite often to eat, inside and out _ never disappointed food is good quality _ hearty portions value for money _ pleasant staff in cosy rustic environment _ toilets definitely ready for a re_paint upgrade but clean _ thankyou will be back soon

We had dinner overlooking the fells from the terrace. Service was good. Pork confit, Cullen Skink and Brie bruschetta were amazing. Portions are huge! Lovely odd pub. Accommodation looked tempting too. Looked like the rooms overlooked the view.

If you go to the lakes, then take the time to find this pub. We have visited this place every time we go to the lakes. Why? The food as always been consistently good. The service is fast, you are always made to feel welcome. Don't change anything we like its quirky character. Its not the cheapest pub but you don't feel cheated as the portions are more than adequate.

Excellent lunchtime meal at this lovely pub with beautiful views from its large patio garden with good quality seating. Food was well priced and very nice, good range of different food on the menu for adults and kids, friendly service.

Food was very nice but I wouldn't be in a rush to return due to the inside being dark and dingy. The table was wobbly and the seating has been dirty on each occasion that I have visited. Most definitely due a decor update.

We've eaten here before (previously reviewed for lunches), and always intended to return for an overnight visit.....which we've now done for a two-night stopover. Room was perfect (Strawberry Bank Suite), and so was the service from staff. No residents' lounge, but we didn't need one.....the small bars with open fires have great atmosphere even if not "comfy" (and a great stock of cask ales and local gins), and the bedroom was good for sitting too. Dinners and breakfasts are good with lots of local produce and friendly service (menus are on-line), but the portions for all meals are massive, so beware......we shared some of our plates, which worked out fine. Location not ideal for exploring the northern Lakes, but a good base for the southern walks.

We had lunch in Mason Arms on the first day of our 4-day stay in Kendal. It was very busy, as it was the Easter long weekend, and at lunchtime they unfortunately don't do reservations; however, this is understandable as it is a pub-style place, and both the food and the atmosphere are so good that you shouldn't let that put you off. We were only two so managed to get a table outside, which had a great view of the fells.For starters, we shared a paprika hummus with pita breads, which was tasty but not unforgettable. The main courses were the real deal though; my partner had the daily stew pot, which was beef with vegetables and an extremely delicious gravy, while I had the Lamb Cartmel - lamb cooked on the bone with rosemary sauce, served with potatoes, beetroot and red cabbage. Both of them were delicious and heartwarming, and it is a great choice after a length hike in the area.We later moved inside and had coffee and tea by the window, which only added to our experience. The inside of the pub is as impressive as the view from the outside tables, although in a different manner; it is cosy and welcoming.Can't recommend enough.

We were last in this pub over 30 years ago and it was a pleasant surprise to find it was still a great place. We had lunch with friends and sitting outside in the sunshine was bliss, lovely views over the surrounding countryside.As well as the usual offerings they have managed to add some interesting dishes without going over the top, nice real ale to accompany the meal and great service.Parking is a bit tight when its busy but manageable.

Excellent pub with a good selection of beers, quality food and good service. It's firmly on my list to visit when I'm next in the area.

Really lovely food and good value for money. The decor and fire made this a cosy find in the midst of Storm Doris!

Always great food and choice of wines and ales. Brilliant friendly service. A local and visitors favourite for very good reasons.

Great pub / b&b, we just stayed for 1 night and had a fab time in the room at the front. The bed was v comfy!! Lovely products in the bathroom too, locally sourced I believe. Great staff, excellent food, beautiful views and reasonably priced. Highly recommend :) we will be returning with friends in the summer months

Little cozy pub / restaurant with very friendly staff and pet friendly with a good menu and a great heated patio for this time of the year Love the place and will be back again

I took my mum out for dinner here. The food was great and the outdoor area looked really lovely even if it was a bit cold when we went.Apparently the view during the day is really nice, I hope to see it next time I'm back in the area.

We had a wonderful time in the mason Arms, returning for our 7 year wedding anniversary after spending our honeymoon here also. We had a lovely mini break away and look forward to returning in the future.

Had a lovely meal here and it was all freshly made.It was a great friendly, clean place to go to.there was something for everyone (and my kids are fussy) .the price was very reasonable too.

Had a lovely lunch here, staff were friendly and the food was very good, very nice atmosphere, old country pub with nice walks around, you can get a walk leaflet from the bar for a donation to the local hospice but if you do the walks from the pub it adds a couple of miles, we left our car in the car park and then came back for lunch which they said was fine

Amazing roast beef Sunday dinner. Only beaten by the amazing view, whilst we sat outside in the early evening sunshine. The mushroom soup looked a little strange / very watery, but was so very tasty. I'd definitely have it again.All in all this is probably the best Sunday lunch experience ever (weather permitting). This pub is located in such a beautiful place. The food and staff add to the experience - just magical : )

Lovely historic building serving local, fresh produce. The quintessential Lake District pub serving fabulous food in a friendly atmosphere. We had a family celebration in one of the dining alcoves upstairs. Both the service and food were top notch. Parking is available to the side of the pub. Worth the winding drive to reach.

We visited on the hottest day of the year. It was early evening and the terrace was in the shade, which was delightful. The menu was interesting and food well cooked. It was very busy, but food was served promptly.

Have eaten here a few times over the years (about 25yrs!). Called in last Sunday and had the most amazing roast beef dinner. Best meal we had whilst in lakes. We sat outside as the weather was good and the view is beautiful.

Ate at The Masons Arms last week on Wednesday and arrived at about 7.45 and was advised any food would take 45 minutes which was a bit of a disappointment but bought a drink and ordered. We watched the staff work in the most efficient and friendly manner to serve drinks and food and ours was ready in 25minutes and was in all respects very good quality and good value. We can understand why it was recommended to us. The setting is fantastic with great views from the covered outside tables. Car parking is a bit limited but not unusual for such a location. It looked like there were bookable tables upstairs. We will definitely try to return when visiting Kendal again.

Such a lovely pub with quality ...The range of beer the food very nice indeed always feel good when i visit.Old property but with a warm feel the view is inviting too very nice.....

Some portions are ridiculously huge. But a great selection of food, nice beers & friendly service. The baked onion filled with cheese fondue sounded really exciting but was a bit bland.Good roast dinners

Quirky pub with lots of rooms, creaky floorboards, welcoming decor. Friendly staff. Excellent food! Great location Would book again when in area

Great pub, buzzing, lots of outdoor seating and good food. Well worth a visit. Fish and chips were good but large portion.

Lazy weekend of work deserves good stodgy food.. and what better way to eat than with a view. The staff were friendly and chatty which gave the place even more of a cosy atmosphere. Food came pretty quick and the portion sizes were enough to make your belly very happy indeed.Well presented. Tasty. Affordable prices. Local ales and sourced ingredients. Families might struggle in the bar and snug area as it is quite compact - but it's such a lovely place with real character you can't not visit at least once!! Highly recommended.

Living locally I have been coming to this pub for meals for many years. This weekend for the first time we brought the grandchildren for an evening meal. As always our adult meals were excellent but I was most impressed with the quality of the food for the children. Not only was it beautifully cooked and presented but it was also very substantial and proof of the pudding was in the fact we had two completely clean plates and not a complaint in sight! I know when the kids are visiting again they will definitely ask to be taken there for a meal. Roll on the summer when we can sit outside and enjoy the views too.

We tried to book the restaurant for our evening meal but it was fully booked but we were told that the menu is the same in the bar. We managed to get a table and ordered our food. It was delicious. The service was good and the staff were very helpful. What a find. We will definitely go again when we next visit the Lakes.

As we had a day out in the lakes, and this is one of our favourite little pubs on the way home. We usually pop in, and we did today. We have never eaten here, just had drinks. We love the atmosphere of the place, with the oldly worldie low ceilings, unlevel flooring. Sat by the fire is lovely on a cold wet English day. We were gutted to find the locals & customers are campaigning to have the gazebo removed. Why?!!!!!! The gazebo isn't an eyesore, it's totally fitting with the type of pub, it gives extra seating as inside the pub is small, and it's always busy. It gives shelter from the sunshine ( when we have it) and the rain. It looks so much better than the old jumbo umbrellas the masons arms used to have. KEEP THE GAZEBO! If we could have found the postcards to state this I would have filled one in. I hope this will suffice joining the campaign to keep the gazebo going.

We visited on Saturday and had a lovely lunch.. A real country pub with great views and real log fires. There is lots of choice for food but just a shame we had to eat light as I wanted to try the veggie cottage pie!

With its super pub grub menu, selection of ales and brilliant views the Mason's Arms is the ideal pub. Try the ribs, they are to die for. A visit to this place is a must! Enough said!!

food is fresh and home cooked, staff friendly and welcoming, drinks are very reasonably priced. parking can be an issue if busy. but lovely welcoming oub

Really nice pub oldie worldie still open log fire especially for damp foggy days out side seating as well covered with heating to take the chill of things dog friendly out side

Great place food excellent and rooms are amazing. A right hidden gem!! The lovely pub with lit fires perfect for winter breaks.

We had it recommended for the food, the atmosphere and the views and it scored high on every one! Very cosy and olde worlde. The staff were very helpful, welcoming and friendly. We were told two large parties had arrived together and that there could be a wait for food for up to 45 minutes. We weren't in a hurry so we ordered and sat back to enjoy our wine. The meal arrived in less than 20 minutes so we were delighted but it had been nice to have the warning before placing our order. As we arrived in the dark we missed the view but this gave us an excuse to call back on the Sunday lunchtime for a quick drink before moving on. The views are exceptional - definitely worth the trip back. The pub was busy on both occasions but we found seats after a short wait. The outside area is provided with comfortable seating and patio heaters. We were told even blankets are provided for those chillier days!! A big roaring fire inside even though the day was quite warm but I'm sure it made it doubly cosy for those eating indoors. If you are in the area you must try to visit. It's certainly worth it!!

It has been a while since we've eaten here before and we were not disappointed with our return visit. Our table was spacious, food and wine delicious and the view across the valley made a lovely backdrop to the whole evening.

I sat outside in the garden and the view out over the valley is worth the trip alone, but the food is great too. I had the game stew with vegetables and a big slab of bread. Beautiful.

Hard to find, but worth every effort. Ancient pub with a superb kitchen, new lodgings attached, fantastic view across the North Lake District fells. Good local ales, too. Very good menu showcasing local produce, comfortable, self-catering suites. Popular even on a week night.

Walked from our rented cottage to Mason Arms so worked up an appetite.Good starter , good main.Portion sizes immense especially the ribs main!

Great scenic location, limited but very helpful and efficient staff, fresh and well presented delicious food, variety in Selection of wines...Can't ask for more

Having spent the last 4 hours scrambling on the Angle Tarn we were heading back to the lodge and decided on a late lunch (about 4pm). Started to rain as we got here but sat outside under the covered heated patio (we have 3 dogs, and made very welcome). The view is excellent, worth it just for that. We came to the Masons Arms years ago when it was a real Mecca for Belgian beer and Weiss bier lovers but that seems to have changed a bit. Still have excellent beers (we had Thwaites Wainwright) and the food has certainly gone up a notch. The crispy squid was a hit with 3 of the group and the pulled pork 'handful' was certainly that! Great pub with accommodation (which we used a couple of years ago coz we didn't want to drive here again and miss out on a fab beer filled evening!). Highly recommend.

This is a traditional pub with a great atmosphere and terrific views. The food is good quality pub fare and always reliable. It can get busy in summer, so choose your time, but daytime and after 7.30pm are good times to go.

Good choice of food; priced as expected. Parking is a bit tight, especially at busy times, but its worth the wait if you can get a seat.

Stayed here over 2 days, we stayed in the Winster Cottage. The twin-roomed cottage was ample size for 2couples, shame one of the rooms was a bunk bed. Unfortunately you could here everything that was happening in the cottage next door due to very thin adjoining walls. Fortunately they were a very nice & respectful Scottish Family. Excellent kitchen, and the views from our cottage of the valley was magnificent.The restaurant Food I'm afraid was a big let down, well specifically one dish. All 4 of us had the Steak Sandwich, and quite frankly was awful. The Bread to Meat ratio was heavily in favour of bread, in the end I left the roll and just ate the steak...And there wasn't a lot of it. Shredded Cabbage & Carrot is a very odd choice of filling as well, and certainly didn't work well. Overpriced as well, but that's probably the going rate in the Lakes. We didn't complain to the staff, in hindsight we probably should have but we didn't eat here again. Very helpful and friendly staff, no complaints on that front. All in all, 3 out of 5 for the whole experience.

The Mason's Arms have a good selection of food and local ales.Be warned at peak times you'll have to be patient for a table as they don't take reservations. Oh and you almost certainly have to drive

Very very friendly welcome - lovely location and lovely country drive with super views to get there.Good selection of clearly freshly cooked food, all at a reasonable cost

The problem with giving a favourable review is that it generates interest - reputations snowball and before you know it it gets busier and busier. Despite this anything less than an exceptional review would be unfair on this establishment. Views, menu, food, atmosphere all excellent - the only caveat being its location - take an updated sat-nav and be confident that what awaits is worth the effort.

After a wonderfull day walking in the beautiful Lake District we fired up the trusty tripadvisor to plan our evening meal the masons arms stood out from the rest so off we went. The drive alone from Windemere is an experience, twisty country lanes I would say beautiful scenery but it was pitch black and raining a real drivers driveWe arrived at around 2045 to find they stop serving food at 2100 but the staff were happy to take our order thank goodness!The food arrived promptly and was absolutely delicious the sweets are to die forA special mention for the staff who genuinely seemed to enjoy their work.If you like atmospheric pubs in beautiful settings look no further than the Masons ArmsWe will be back!

The Mason Arms is on the Gummers' How road between Fell Foot and Crosthwaite on a very sharp bend on Strawberry Bank which gives it a lovely view over Lyth valley.There is some parking behind the pub,but due to the numbers of customers a lot of people park on the side of the road some inconsiderately. Living in the Lakes you get used to inconsiderate parking but it can be dangerous.If you are over 6 feet tall you will have to look out for several low beams a not unusual feature in a building dating from the 1600s I believe. Also several little rooms on the ground floor so ensure you check them all and don't just assume the place is full when you look in the door.Toilets are unpleasantly cramped with a slate floor which can get slippy and the old style metal trough which you have to step up to again minding your head!Service is very efficient,helpful and very friendly which provides for a good atmosphere. Open fires so great for drying off after walking on the fells but too hot if trying to eat a meal next to one.Food is very good with lots of choice. There is a restaurant upstairs which you need to book a table for well in advance. The food area downstairs is first come first served and is served al day. There is also a covered seating area outside with electric heaters.

My wife and I along with two other couples enjoyed a pleasant evening meal here recently. We had booked a few days in advance. This is a very old building with lots of character. The menu was varied, reasonably priced and had something to suit everyone's taste. Staff were very friendly and obliging. Would call again if passing this way.

Sat outside here for Sunday lunch and really enjoyed it. Roast beef with all the trimmings 5*. So cosy inside, I loved the decor.Only negative was that it was expensive for three cokes that got poured out of a 2ltr bottle in front of us :-/ Also people who came in after us had finished their food by the time ours came. Will come back and enjoy a beer instead

,,,Slightly quirky pub restaurant.... bookings required @ weekends !! if you dont wish to eat in the bar area !olde worlde ... setting with large covered heated seating / eating areas outside...extensive menu that does allow the serving of sandwiches in the evening ,,,unusual for the lakes !! service / food delivery was good... i had the pulled pork[ in a spicy bbq sauce ] wrap ... it was different and lovely :)

great location in cumbrian countryside,menu gives varied choice good wine list ,service was really helpfull. very busy 6.30 till 8 but then gets quiter for the last hour also it would be easier to park

Food again up to its excellent standard. Pub very cosy inside a little tight for yours knees under the tables but that's what makes it traditional.

The Masons Arms is a very popular venue and rightly so. The is a good choice on the menu and the food is very good. During the day you can't book so it is first come, first served. The possible wait is worth it. Try and enjoy.