Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel in South Lakeland

Four great aspects of the ODG The beers The fire The location The World famous sausage rolls. Not on menu this w/e but they are superb

Fantastic historic Lakeland hotel. Very friendly staff, good food and beer and lovely residents lounge!

The two barmen were rude, not welcoming or friendly at all. Shocking experience. The toilets were totally disgusting.

What a beautiful location and absolutely perfect for hiking. The room was lovely and comfortable and so quiet. Diane was amazing. She was a ball of energy at breakfast and nothing was any trouble for her. Had a lovely meal on our first evening. If you like the Lakes and you love a quaint location this is a must!

This really is a cracking bar, rustic, traditional, no frills with a roaring fire. When we visited last October my only feedback was around the dogs wandering around every table scavenging for food. This visit we decided not to have any crisps therefore hoping to enjoy our drinks. All was going well, the dogs generally keeping their distance, until I went to the toilet, then one dog decided to jump on my seat next to my husband. It’s a great place, we love visiting, I would just really prefer not being mithered by dogs. Will we return, absolutely.

Lovely pub perfect for the end of day food and beer after a walk up Stickle Ghyll and Elterwater a bit earlier. Very popular with walkers and locals. Excellent selection on tap and great food at very reasonable prices. Fish and chips top drawer, as was the chicken curry and the haggis. Good size meals for all. Can get very busy so hit and miss if you get a table, but well worth it if you do.

I visited the pub there-very busy during the Sat afternoon. I am pretty sure this could be one of the oldest pub I have ever visited. Efficient staffs and nice place to be. Parking is free next to the pub if you are NT member. Pie was great! I cannot remember the price but I think it was a little pricy, but worth it! Mind your steps when you go to toilet!

We would like to say massive thank you for people who stopped to ask if we need any help and gave a lift for my brother on the way down the hill☺️ Somehow i have managed to drive down the hill to The Old Dungeon Ghill bar and hotel with completely flat tyre. For people who don’t know there is no network at all up in the hills and valey…. We are very thankful for friendly and understanding staff of both bar and hotel, who let us to use wi-fi to get to contact emergency rescue service and let us wait over 5 hours in lovely reception at the hotel, offered pot of hot tea and didn't let us to pay for it. Also met 2 gentlemen who told a bit of history of this place,. Thank you very much guys, bless you all… Darius and Gabriele (unlucky siblings with Mercedess👌)

Absolutely amazing scenery, great food, great beer and reasonable prices. Expect a short wait due to current restrictions but their hardworking staff will tend to your every need and you'll leave wondering why you don't visit more often. In my opinion the best venue in Great Langdale valley.

Old Dungeon Ghyll is located at the end of the road, so from there you can only go on foot and only up. The place offers quite decent accommodation, although it is difficult to expect any comforts. Not many items in the menu but the food is really tasty, and there is also a good selection of very interesting local beers.

Called for a drink, parked in the national trust carpark. Plenty of picnic benches outside with stunning views of the fells. Reasonably priced drinks. Didn't order food but saw plenty of meals being served, all looked lovely.

Went with kids fun guy with banjo

Popped in for a drink to see what's changed! Not much. Great climbers bar. Lovely open fire! Great views out the back of Raven Crag.

We love this pub and the climbers bar is a lovely piece of History . Lovely with dirty boots, Soaking wet and dogs. We have visited regularly in the last two weeks for Old Peculiar and a toasty which was great up till today. The toasty was definitely lacking in Filling and Toasting. Such a shame. It won't stop us returning but todays chef needs to look at what they serve.

ODGH was recommended by a good friend. I stayed with a friend mid week for 3 nights. It was excellent. What I’d call a proper walkers hotel/pub. Two friendly bars and a very comfortable lounge. A warm welcome with simple but excellent food. The room was really lovely with the best views. We walked up to Rossett Pike and thoroughly enjoyed it. A challenging walk in the rain but also got some sunshine. I couldn’t have been happier in a 5 star hotel in the Bahamas. Well done team ODGH 🥰❤️🥰

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Love this place, how can you not. Location location location. Beer, food and service were also great. This is a must visit when in the lakes, it is what it is but it is the ODG

Here we often stop for the break after the hikes. This year it was instead the start of a walk between the pubs in the valley. We also received good service this time, albeit in a slightly tired environment. The area is clearly one of the Lake District's most dramatic.

This place has the BEST sticky toffee pudding in all of the UK

This was our nearest pub but stopped going after one visit. The staff were rude and uninviting, the bar lacks atmosphere and the toilets are disgusting - no hot water but plenty of dead flies on the window ledge. The whole place needs some serious attention. Would not recommend - far superior alternatives are nearby.

This is easy to miss and on a beautiful summer's day that would be a shame. We didn't stay here so can't comment or rate the hotel side of the business. We stopped here for some food and drink after a visit to Blea Tarn and the surrounding fells. The food offering is very basic but the portions were generous and it was very tasty. There is a good selection of ales and the Climbers Bar is very rustic and 'olde world'. A word of caution... There is a National Trust car park next to the pub. Pay for your parking or expect to get a penalty notice. There were at least 20 cars that took the chance and paid the price. The location will speak for itself when you get there... This is picture box Lakeland and makes the effort to get there very much worth it. Definitely a good place to refresh on a hot summer's day

Stopped for a drink after a lovely day walking in the Langdales, then called in again on another day for a drink and food, the chicken, leek and ham pie with chips and veg was delicious, just what you need after a days hiking. Lovely area to sit and admire the stunning scenery, parking is available as well. Highly recommended.

Came here for the car park and the start of the walk up the peak. We asked for our bottles to be filled before walking, we paid for soft drinks too but he refused to fill our water bottles and there was nowhere else to fill them, it was a really hot day and we didn't feel safe going up the top due to not having enough water. Felt the man at the bar was rude especially as we were paying customers

The location is what this pub is all about and this is hard to beat. Our room was okay, although it was very hot as the radiators were still on even though it was a warm day in July! Breakfast was fine. It's a shame you can't eat outdoors on a sunny morning and enjoy the fresh air.

Here with two hiking friends. Enjoyed a special...spicey cauliflower n spinach pie and another fish n chips. Great meals. Hand Cut Chips would have got 100% 😉

Absolutely spot on again! Been visiting for 20 years & now bringing the Grandchildren. We stay on the National Trust Site ( which we also love) Although there are other places we could go for food & refreshments we wouldn't because the warmth of the welcome here along with the drinks & food offered are always brilliant! The place hasn't changed over the years and we are so thankful for this. Please don't ever change anything! Including Mark our most favourite Bar Man! See you all next year! Thanks for making our holiday perfect - again!

Amazing place. Service can be a bit off in the bar

Not slept but had many pints after walks

Beautiful location - perfect for hiking, trail running or just admiring the scenery; my room was a reasonably priced single occupancy one, with a private bathroom down the hall - both were done out well, comfortable & clean; the bar was well stocked & it is obviously very popular with a good atmosphere all 3 nights I was there; food was good - my only wish was that there were more specific veggie/vegan options as a special - the one main option was very tasty, but it would have been nice to try more dishes; breakfast was included & what I had was nice; staff - all friendly, a couple were quite quirky, and I was made to feel welcome; wonderfully dog friendly as well!

Excellent service Great atmosphere Good food Made our holiday, will definitely be returning

Bit of a mixed review. We stayed here last night, after walking the 25km Keswick to Langdale section of the Cumbria way. We are not pro-hikers and we were aiming to get to the Hotel at 7pm, as we thought the kitchen would probably shut at 8pm or 9pm. The hike took us longer than expected (walking with our kids), and even though we practically ran the last kilometre we arrived at 8:05pm. We asked if we could still get any food and the chef brusquely told us the kitchen shut at 8pm, but there were bar snacks (crisps). I honestly nearly cried!! We were all exhausted and starving. There are no shops nearby and we didn’t have a car. I know we were late but a bit of compassion would have gone a long way. I wasn’t expecting the whole menu, given that we were late but perhaps some chips or an offer of a sandwich? Genuinely I’m the kind of person who tends to leave 5 star reviews. But this ruined the stay for me. In its favour, the location is amazing, the rooms were fine, the breakfast was good and the staff were on the whole friendly and helpful. The bar man was really good to the kids, giving them flapjack on the house. But for me, the total lack of empathy was pretty unforgivable. Response to management reply: Just to say that we absolutely were trying to ring ahead, but we had zero reception on the hills. I agree and understand that the kitchen staff should only work until the end of their shift. However, I would respectfully suggest that some sort of back up cold food service (e.g. sandwiches) could be put in place by management for this type of situation. I’m sure the reception team or the barman could be trained to provide this. It really would have made the world of difference to us. If you are running a hotel in the middle of a city, there’s less need for this, but I think it’s pretty essential hospitality for a walkers hotel in the middle of the Lake District with no comms or shops nearby. I think it would have been less awkward for the chef too, if he had a decent alternative to be able to point us at. I understand he was tired and at the end of his shift, so I don’t blame him for being abrupt. It could so easily have been a great experience, with just a little bit of flexibility and I would have been so grateful for it. Please consider making a change.

I had three pints in the Climbers bar. Good quality and price (£4.80). I would like to come again.

Very remote location. Roads are not for the faint hearted driver. Plus walkers and cyclists to be aware of. Good base for walking in Langdale, paths lead up to the tops from hotel gardens. Staff are excellent too, food is delicious, both breakfast and in the bar for lunch and dinner, with generous portions. Quiet at night except for wildlife, and very dark. Car parking and also a NT car park for busy times.

Only came for food and drinks, but service was great, staff were friendly and they had some good beers on. Small bar area but plenty of seating outside undercover, which is perfect.

Compared to previous 15 years of enjoyable visits, this year it was below par . Bar staff were cheerful but serving staff seemed rather disinterested. Food not up to previous standards and menu was mediocre (bring back the game casserole in large yorkshire pudding!) On both visits this holiday my food has been lukewarm. So disappointing because this has always been our favourite pub in the area. ODG Fan.

Did have a room but enjoyed a pint and a sandwich at lunchtime whilst listening to live music. Could've stayed all afternoon!

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Had a deliciois leek and potato soup for lunch in the Climbers bar. Very friendly staff

Good food and excellent service.

Was doing a bit of sightseeing and decided to call here as I hadn't been back since I climbed Harrison sickle with my son almost 17 years ago. Beautiful place and it's nice place to sit outside with a drink when the weather is nice .

One of my favourite pubs. It is set in the beautiful Great Langdale. A wide selection of real ales - well kept. Enjoyed the steak and ale pie and chips - large portion. Tasted really nice. Can't wait until my next visit.

Have been coming to ODG hikers bar for many years. In the past there was a roaring fire, great food and friendly staff. Sadly the bar felt that it had lost some of its atmosphere and character. It may be April but it was cold - sadly no fire and it was cold in the bar. A couple of staff were friendly but others less so. Food cooked but only just. Pale chips, soggy batter and meal was tepid. Have to say, mushy peas were very good. Staff let a customer’s cat sit on the table and sit/walk on the bar. Not sure anybody would be very pleased if my dog did the same. Another customer review commented that this bar has changed and had an odd atmosphere - I agree. Maybe it’s us, the customers who have changed, but a roaring fire and friendly staff go a long way towards a good warm welcome. Please don’t be complacent just because customers are staying locally and you are in a fab location.

A cosy style hotel where the staff are friendly. Ate lunch on the sunny terrace with an outstanding view.

I just love this pub as it is a traditional unspoilt Lake District treasure. The service is friendly and helpful and there is a superb selection of perfectly kept real ales, with the emphasis on local breweries. It can get busy but there is a large outside area for the summer. Dogs and walkers are made very welcome and the food looks excellent too!

Very happy from Bar Service, Thanks for nice friendly service and chat. Busy place. I had nice tommato soup with butter and two slices bread. Soup fantastic. Free WiFi, no network signal around. Thank You for nice cake :-)

Warm friendly traditional pub with lovely simple food and nice beer. Love the fire place, and I bet it’s lovely being able to sit outside in the summer. Came in after getting very cold, and preparing for a cold night in the van, and had some lovely food. Dog Friendly

What can i say The old dungeon ghyll is my fave pub in the valley. Always made to feel welcome by the staff. Our group of Ratti members booked our(43 persons) AGM meal there. The food was spot on we had pre booked a 3 course meal, coffee mince pies and tablet fudge. Meal was perfect, so was the service and would highly recommend to others. Thanks Guys

Famous for its views and for being a climbers' bar. The lunch menu was short, but the food was good. The beers were excellent. The giant hearth with fire blazing is a welcome sight when it's wet outside.

We love the ODG, rustic and the perfect stop off during or after a walk. Our initial visit this time didn’t start off well, a dog belonging to a local was prowling the bar looking for food, it was friendly enough however I want to be able to enjoy my crisps in peace. Once it left our visit was far more enjoyable. Fully appreciate that the staff are not responsible for owners dogs, however they can have a ‘polite’ word as I suspect that ‘tourists’ bring in the most income. Will we be back, absolutely, it’s a great place.

Ate here twice in our weeks hols with our 2 dogs. Had pies both times as they were really good, chicken one night, steak another. It’s definitely a walkers bar, no frills, but food excellent, friendly staff, good prices. £14.50 for pie, chips and fresh veg.

Been coming here on and off for too many years. Today was the first time in a while. The toilet walls had a lot of mould on them and could be sorted easily. Not many interesting real ales that you couldn’t get anywhere else which is a shame. More super local ales would be a lot better. Bar man was pretty miserable too. Beer garden was as nice as ever though and good to chat to some tourists and walkers. Hopefully it’ll be better next time I’m back.

Stopped at the nearby Camp site and our group used the Pub as our meeting point. Have not been here since February 2020 and it was great to return. At the busier times we had a bit of a queue to the bar but as we were stopping till late in the evening it often became quiet when the day walkers went. Ate here bothe nights. First night the battered haggis and scampi on the second night. I didn't have the steak pie but others in our group highly rated it. Didn't have a pudding myself but others in the group did and the portion was large. Decent WiFi which is helpful in the valley. Looking forward to returning again and I won't leave it so long next time.

The two slowest barmen that we’ve ever encountered. Made no attempt to serve customers in order, leaving a few of us standing like we were invisible for a good 10 minutes, whilst others came and went. Then one of them wandered off to make a coffee for the pair of them, leaving customers looking at each other in amazement. It wasn’t especially busy, but we would have been waiting a very long time to be served if we had continued to wait, but we went elsewhere.

Stopped for our evening meal after a day walking in the area. Food was spot on. Chicken and ham pie with chips and fresh, leafy veg. Recommend you leave room for the sticky toffee pud. Will definitely be back.

Just returned home after a superb week at The Old Dungeon Ghyll. Nestled in The Langdale Valley, the hotel itself is perfectly located and brimming with character. The room was great, spacious, very clean and tidy, and the bed so so comfortable after a day on the fells. Oh and the views ,,,,, there are no words big enough to adequately describe it but it is truly jaw-dropping. The staff were without exception, friendly, courteous , helpful and hard working . I’ve worked in hospitality and I know how hard it is but these guys maintain a welcoming vibe in what is a very busy hotel . There is a patrons-only bar but The Climber’s Bar next door is the real heart of the hotel . Every night it’s crammed with guests and passing visitors only too happy to share hiking tips and tales of their adventures . Well kept refreshing beer, and food that’s just what you need after a hard days hiking ,,,, good value, tasty and served piping hot within 10-15 minutes of ordering. I don’t want to single anyone out but Mark the barman exudes what this place is about , welcoming and happy to chat across the bar, it’s plain to see he clearly loves his job despite the often frantic pace. Also the lady ( sorry I didn’t get your name) who serves food and runs reception ,,, now there’s a fine example of staying cool and professional under pressure. Oh and the chef to whom we chatted one night in the lounge after a particularly busy service ,,,, I’d say 50 covers in an hour at least. You are a star ! The girls and guys on breakfast service - you were all great , all of you . ODG thank you,,, we will definitely be back . Cheers - Nick & Debbi.

Unfortunately a return to the bad old ways of Lake District service and quality. This is a destination pub where all are aware of the steady flow of tourists so quality is not high on the list. Very poor and limited menu, no effort made in the food preparation or any imagination. Service was surly and on the point of rudeness. prices reflect the beautiful location but not the quality. Will not be returning when two miles down the road Wainwrights provide everything the the Old Dungeon Ghyll doesn't.

Look, I work in hospitality, I KNOW how massively irritating some people are. But maybe try a little harder to hide your contempt towards your customers. The Moretti was flat as a fart too.

After walking Langdale pikes we dropped to New Dungeon Ghyll. They weren’t serving food between 4.30-6.30. Next door was offering burgers or loaded fries so we decamped to Old Dungeon Gyll 3 mins drive away. Proper pub food, we had steak and ale pie, chilli con carne and chicken curry. All welcome to fuel the days walking. We used the climbers bar which was perfect for pint and food on the tables outside. Good portions were large and good quality. Setting is fabulous with views all around. Bear in mind it’s incredibly isolated so don’t be too critical of any shortages. The isolation is the attraction. One barman clearly hasn’t been to charm school but I want a good pint not a hug. One of the classic climber pubs that was perfect for what we wanted.

I’m a frequent visitor. It’s not for everybody, but there are many other options if you want. I love it! A slight correction to previous review. All the properties this far up the valley take their water from the hillside and during the recent hot spell all the water supplies dried up. The ODG was on the verge of having to close because of th shortage. Hence not filling water bottles on demand. Water was being tankered in just to keep the sheep alive!

Stayed at the ODG several times and eaten/drunk there many more times. As a real ale fan, there doesn't get much better. Food always good, hearty portions. No airs and graces about the place, just homely and comfortable. We get withdrawal symptoms if we stay...

If you'd like to go to the Lake District, which isof course one of the best regions in England, and if you'd like to hike, for instance walking The Cumbria Way, i recommend The Old Dungeon Gyll Hotel. Very nice meals, wonderful lounge and comfortable...

I love the Old Dungeon Ghyll it’s perfect just as it is but last weekend a group of people turned up staying in the hotel and asked to play some music. The ODG has great folk music every Wednesday and often spontaneously throughout the week....

This is in a stunning location with little else nearby. So no real choice available to go somewhere else. So that seems to give the miserable people on the bar to be rude to everyone. Ok beer selection, but not kept great. Bar staff unable...

One star pub in a 5 star setting. Miserable guy at the bar and badly kept beer. No hot water or soap in the toilets either

Great location, really unfriendly rude bar service on a hot Saturday afternoon. However the lady who brought out the food was delightful. How does she cope working with such a miserable bunch of guys?

This place has to be one of the best locations in the country . We'd been on a stunning walk nearby and were able to soak up the stunning views from this pub . But unfortunately the visit was tainted by the arrogance and ignorance...

Having had a pint in the ODG many times I booked it for my stay during walking The Cumbria Way. I really enjoyed it , it's old school but that's it's charm and I hope it never changes. Check in was easy and my room...

Not many places like this anymore, hope it stays the same for years to come. You can go in with wet gear straight off the fells and get a good pint in a bar with open fire, putting a couple of quid in mountain rescue...

My partner and I called in here for a drink after a nice walk up to Blea Tarn. We both went to the bar and asked the bald barman wearing glasses for two pints and two bowls of chips, to which, with his back towards...

Friendly pub with open fire and classic pub food. Good range of beer. Can be quite busy inside but is open 7 days a week, with food served all day. Recommend a weekday evening in winter!

Nice walkers bar, great to nip in and have a pint after a walk. Great warm welcome from the staff and a lovely roaring fire to sit by whilst enjoying a pint. Dogs welcomed to which is great for those with them.

Stopped for a drink after a rainy walk as love the character of the old cow shed come pub. Lovely coming into the fire on and good drinks options. Sadly loses a star as muppets can’t use the space properly/ hog chairs for drying their...

Came into the bar primarily to escape the cold and wet weather outside but it soon proved to be a great decision in so many other ways. The staff were great, the welcome was warm, the atmosphere was stimulating, the beer was good and the...

Quick bite to eat for four of us after a long day out on the fells. After a wrong turn in bad weather and a 20 mile walk, the lamb shank and 3 pies we had were perfect. No nonsense food and a decent pint....

Friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere. We came into the hotel twice while we were hiking in the area. Both times the staff were helpful - and the second time particularly kind (and full of fun!) when we came in soaked after hiking for hours in...

Menu a bit limited but served us really well when camping. Staff are lovely, prices are good, will definitely use again. Try to book if you have larger group or arrive early as it is popular with the campsite across the road. Vegan options limited...

This became our go-to haunt while staying in Great Langdale. Good pub grub and a decent selection of beers and ciders on tap. A good mix of indoor and outdoor seating

Popped in here today intending to have lunch. However I was not impressed with how stark it was and then we wtnessed this conversation..... Customer: Are you serving food Barman: Not until 1pm. You won't die waiting 45 minutes Customer: Well actually I could as...

Fairly dilapidated and dated interior with plenty of cobwebs and graffiti on the tables. The bright white strip lighting piercing the dingy gloom creates a strange atmosphere. Limited drinks selection and surly staff. Microwave fare on the menu. OK if you need shelter from the...

After a long walk - great beer, great service and great atmosphere. Lovely to see a traditional English pub!

We popped into the Hikers Bar after a walk along Mickleden Valley. However it was only just gone noon and lunch was not served until 1pm so we decided to move on elsewhere. The interior was very traditional and the lunch menu somewhat limited -...

Dropped by the ODG for a beer at the end of the walk today. Chatty, friendly staff, with a great knowledge of both the beers on offer and the fells surrounding the pub. Everything a pub in the Lakes should be

Living in Cumbria, I’m well aware of the history and what to expect in terms of the surroundings of this bar. Rarely in this county have I experienced such a surly, miserable member of bar staff. Felt sorry for the poor lass working alongside him...

Old Dungeon Ghyll Hikers Bar is what it says on the tin… a hikers bar, so don’t expect the usual comforts of a restaurant and fine dining. Having said that, the limited menu is excellent and the food hot, plentiful and delicious. We had the...

This was a welcome stop on a walk in the Langdale valley. Not the most enthusiastic of welcomes but it is clearly understaffed and some customers can be quite impatient. We both had tuna sandwiches, which were delicious and full of tuna with a good...

Stopped here after a long walk in the sun as I had had good experience in the past but soon regret it. 45 minutes to get a menu despite it being pratically empty and staff looking at us from the bar and then discovered it...

I had a thoroughly enjoyable stayed on 4 August, and although the ODG, like almost everywhere else, is clearly struggling with staff shortages the staff were all very friendly and helpful. Food service in the evening was slow, but the home made chicken & leek...

Great pub , great food and very reasonable. Big thanks to Mark for making us feel welcome and nice to see smiling face

I’m actually surprised this place has been given anything more than 1 star based on the service we, and many others received on Friday 9th July. I had been twice before and remembered the hearty pub vibes, so me and some friends incorporated it into...

Great pub in Great Langdale. Good selection of ales and a basic menu of good pub grub. I can recommend the fish and chips.

This pub is a no frills pub and it’s fabulous! Having done a lot of ski touring it reminds me of a mountain hut. After a day of exercise in the fells people slowly arrive shaking off waterproofs on their way in! A hearty home cooked menu with options for vegetarians. We visited on a number of occasions and one morning when we were waiting for things to dry out and the pub was shut we asked at the hotel if there was any chance we could order a coffee. 10 mins later not only did we get coffee but a plate of flapjacks too!

I've visited Great Langdale campsite twice for 2 separate weeks in the past 9 months and I have spent every evening in this delightful friendly climbers bar. I was travelling solo both times and felt like I made a family from locals and staff. The jamming sessions that frequently occur between talented local musicians are a delight to any music fan.

Our family was “greeted” by the least friendly bar man imaginable (think a cross between Lurch and Uncle Fester), then waited 45 minutes (whilst locals went inside maskless to fetch their own drinks) for a round of 4 drinks and a couple of sandwiches, before being charged £45 for the pleasure. Contempt for outsiders was obvious from the moment we arrived - awful experience.

We arrived to be shouted at by the harassed woman behind the bar “Table service only”. No good afternoon or can I help you? We watched as other customers received exactly the same greeting. Why not at least put up a sign outside explaining the system, rather than berate the customers? It wasn’t particularly busy but it took 15 minutes to get a drink (no bitters were available). The same woman then insisted we could not run a tab and had to pay for our drinks and food orders separately - I have never encountered this anywhere before. It took a further 20 minutes to get a menu as “we need to print them out”. Perish the thought that customers might actually want to be fed! Food was okay although chips arrived 10 minutes after sandwiches. Our table was sticky and covered in graffiti. I can honestly say it was the worst experience I have ever had in a pub. I’ve never posted a review before but the staff here need a lesson in customer service. Hope the hotel that’s attached to the bar is better!

Before setting of to langdale to do Bowfell and crinkle craggs , I checked to see if ODG hikers bar was open , On the Google web page it did say "temporary closed".But on finishing our walk, I noticed it was open. so we grabbed a table. Had a few pints, And some good home cooked food. All good. A great end to a great day .

Esto se encuentra en el valle de Langdale, no lejos de Hawkshead. El valle de langdale no va a ninguna parte, ya que está rodeado de montañas en 3 lados, por lo que no debes pasar por este pub por ningún motivo. Así que es un gran lugar para visitar después de un largo paseo, sirve una gran variedad de cervezas y todos fueron muy agradables.

Popped in for some lunch and ale on a wet day. You cannot pre book a table so be prepared to sit outside (no patio heaters). Cheese chips are a must as is the Old Peculiar

Comimos aquí como una familia de 4. Es una ubicación tan hermosa que nos sentamos en una mesa afuera para disfrutar de la vista. Las mesas están bien espaciadas y existe un buen sistema para pedir alimentos y bebidas. Además de las mesas exteriores, hay una carpa con mesas si prefiere estar bajo techo. La comida llegó rápidamente y estaba deliciosa. Nos gustaría quedarnos en el hotel en algún momento, se ve encantador.

Fuimos en 2 ocasiones en nuestro viaje reciente con nuestro hijo de 5 años y están siendo muy cuidadosos, lo cual es genial.Los asientos en el interior están separados, pero el clima era bueno, por lo que siempre nos sentamos y, debido a la situación actual, estamos poniendo comida en contenedores de comida rápida, significa que puede llevarla de regreso al campamento si cambia el clima.El menú es limitado pero todos los restaurantes son así en este momento.En la primera ocasión tuve la hamburguesa con queso, OH tenía el medio pollo asado y nuestro muchacho tenía los nuggets de pollo con patatas fritas y guisantes. Toda buena comida, abundante y mi muchacho estaba contento con el suyo como los nuggets de pollo que eran pechuga de pollo propiamente dicha. Luego comimos brownie de chocolate y helado y ¡oh! Pudding de caramelo pegajoso.En la segunda ocasión comí chili con mitad arroz mitad chips, OH tenía la hamburguesa con queso y el muchacho tenía palitos de pescado y chips. Que estaban bien (la guindilla tengo que decir que era realmente buena) y como mi OH estaba lleno (comió bistec en otro lugar para almorzar mientras comíamos sándwiches) compartí un pudín de caramelo pegajoso con nuestro muchacho, pero no pudimos terminarlo lo llevé con nosotros y lo terminé más tarde.Ah, hacen una muy buena variedad de bebidas, siempre es bueno ver a Thatchers de barril, también tomaron una ginebra y limonada de ruibarbo realmente buena en el primer viaje y un whisky dorado MacCallan en el segundo viaje.

Como visitantes habituales de los lagos, un grupo de nosotros visitamos hoy para tomar un refresco después de un agradable paseo. Mi esposo preguntó en el bar qué ginebras estaban disponibles, pero el camarero solo indicó dónde estaban en el estante. Mi esposo dijo que no podía verlos y el camarero respondió con sarcasmo que necesitaba quitarse las gafas de sol, lo cual hubiera estado bien si se hubiera dicho en broma, pero no fue así. Mi esposo trató de entrecerrar los ojos para ver las ginebras y volvió a preguntar, esta vez específicamente si tenían Hendricks, pensando que podría haber visto una botella familiar y no pudo distinguir ninguna otra. Recibió otra respuesta sarcástica diciendo palabras en el sentido de que si puede ver una botella, entonces eso significa que lo tenemos, momento en el que mi esposo decidió revelarle al camarero que ha tenido dos operaciones en los ojos (trasplantes de córnea) y que necesitaba usar lentes de sol para ayudarlo con su visión. No hubo disculpas ni reconocimiento de que el barman se había equivocado. Habíamos considerado detenernos para comer, pero el encuentro de mi esposo en el bar significó que los ocho decidimos seguir caminando hasta New Dungeon Ghyll, donde tuvimos una cálida bienvenida y una comida deliciosa. Entonces, NDG, piensa en tu enfoque y actitud, sí, es una discapacidad oculta, pero ser cortés y cortés no cuesta nada y, de hecho, hoy perdiste dinero debido a este camarero.