St Mungo's Deli in Allerdale

We stopped by in the morning for a sausage, bacon and egg roll and mocha. We sat outside as it was a but tight indoors for more than a couple of people. The food was decent. A nice runny egg and tasty sausage and bacon. Well-filled as well. The mocha was ok. Not the best I've had but passable on a cold day to wash down the roll. Not a bad little place where I'd happily go again for the breakfast roll.

Very friendly staff with a warm welcome.Great breakfast and pot of tea.Sat outside to people watch as Keswick started to wake up in the early morning.

Now called 'Relish' had two coffees which used to be first rate. Now very weak and not good. Shame because it has probably the best seating in Keswick.

Siempre que nos dirigimos al distrito de los lagos, Keswick es una parada, a veces antes de caminar / escalar y, a veces, después o, a menudo, ambas cosas. Cuando aquí Mungo's es el principal objetivo para tomar un café o almorzar. El personal es siempre amable y acogedor, la comida es muy buena y razonable. sin embargo, realmente recomiendo el café. Sentarse al aire libre en verano es fantástico para una sesión de ritmo lento de observación de personas y perros. Muchos buenos paseos comienzan y terminan en Kewswick y esto debería estar en la lista y luego tratar de encontrar un lugar para relajarse.

Mi novio quería ir aquí como solía hacerlo cuando iba a la universidad y trabajaba en Keswick. Según las reseñas y el nombre aquí, ha cambiado de dueño varias veces, ahora llamado Relish. Excelente ubicación para observar a la gente y el sol estaba afuera, pedí la baguette de pollo marinado y no pedí mayonesa, lo que me confirmaron. Vino con mayonesa y el pollo era simple, lo cual no me importa, pero no estaba marinado y tenía mayonesa. En realidad no fue tan malo, pero no fue lo que pedí. Mi novio ordenó un chorizo y pandam Edam y conseguí un pollo a la barbacoa, así que tuve que esperar 5 minutos para que salga el correcto. El chorizo era tan grasoso que apenas era comestible. Decepcionante teniendo en cuenta sus buenos recuerdos del lugar y el buen clima. 15 para la comida y bebidas. No volveré

I came here for my lunch and had a Brie, bacon & cranberry panini with a latte coffee. The panini was generously filled and the coffee was just what I needed to warm up on the cold, icey day. Seating inside and out, beautiful decor and welcoming staff. Well worth a visit, il be back.

Stopped by for breakfast today and ordered a full English breakfast and pancakes. Full English came out first and was stone cold! Whilst that went back to be reheated the pancakes arrived; they were also cold and rubbery! Not a pleasant experience and will give the place a miss in future.

Full English Breakfast with a veggie option for £5. Couldn't be beaten for value or taste. Everything was delicious, the staff were very friendly pleasant young people who couldn't be more helpful without being intrusive. Observed them managing a wide variety of requests all with a smile. Dog friendly too and they do takeaway food for that long walk you have planned after breakfast. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Made the mistake of visiting this cafe with my family really overpriced and rude staff member, I assume it was the manager who took my wife's order which included beans on toast for my 2yr old which did not come with our meals so I politely asked when it was due, the response and attitude was really poor she first accused my wife of not ordering it then rather than apologise for her mistake just rudely stated well you will need to pay for it with not the slightest hint of manners, at least the younger of the two blond staff members has the respect to say sorry even though it was not her mistake.

The food is nice and there are some interesting milkshakes (eg, Twix) on the menu; the full veggie breakfast was very good. Staff and prices were OK too. The venue is very small with limited seating, so you'd have to be lucky to get a seat if you want to eat in.

Friendly staff made freshly made rolls for our walk. These were especially enjoyed by the children who insisted we went back😃

Great to sit and people watch. Not partially friendly which is a shame as the barista looked interesting. Very busy and good range tray bakes and breakfast. Inside very cosy with Nepalese prayer flags to calm you. Coffee is freshly made to the right temperature.

Popped in for breakfast before a days walk . Great welcome & not too busy. 2 full breakfast & 2 teas £14 . Nicely cooked , just wished it was hotter . I do like my food red hot . Must be a good place cause all the locals were coming in

We were looking for something homemade but not too pricey as many of the cafes are in Keswick. We landed here right in the middle of the square and we weren’t disappointed. Only downside was the jam didn’t really taste of anything (and the scone was plain) so the scone wasn’t fruity at all really but the soups we had were lovely, milkshakes and sandwiches. Thanks for a nice, relaxed lunch 👍🏻 They don’t accept card but there is a sign saying this and there is an ATM about 20seconds away. They also don’t have WiFi - which is a rare treat in a cafe these days.

Service was friendly and food was brought to our table promptly. Food is good value for money and staff kept us informed when bread we ordered was not available. All food seems to be served with crisps, so did not look that appetising.

Very helpful friendly staff, I had GF falafel salad and tuna melt for my daughter with a very nice coffee. Couldn't have been nicer and lovely watching the world go by on a lovely sunny day.

We stopped off here on the day of the keswick Market and the full English breakfast was good and great value too.

Went here for a Sunday brunch with friends-have been going for many years and its always been good, but recently changed hands so wanted to try it. Well, never again. We ordered 4 breakfasts and a sandwich for our friends child and 3 out of the 4 orders were wrong. When we questioned this we were told that was what we had ordered-and not in a nice way either! I was so embarrassed for my friends to be treated this way in my home town. I have since learnt that some staff have also left because of the attitude of the owner.

Been here a few years on a run always usually lovely , not this time birthday treat coffee a cream tea!! Sadly coffee was v strong , but I could live with that sort off A’s cream tea was my main event! Sadly scone was dry and had to go back as the cream was on the turn all I could tast all afternoon was off cream.

Excellent location for people watching. Comfortable outdoor seating and a great range of tasty sandwiches.

We went into Keswick knowing not many palaces would be open at 8am from breakfast. Lucky for us we had a good breakfast here after out sunrise walk up skiddaw. Good price for a cooked breakfast. Is worth noting that it's cash only.

We visited Keswick recently, and while very hungry St Mungos looked to be the only place in near vicinity with a few free seats, so we grabbed a table and sat down. However, even this was an issue as the three four seater tables available were all taken, and the tables had signs on specifically asking not to move tables and seats, so we sat in two groups of two. We ordered (St Mungos still doesn’t take card), but one of our orders had to be changed as just past midday there were no jacket potatoes (one of the three broad choices) left. Two of the choices were now full English breakfasts and a veggie breakfast. The veggie breakfast while offered was sub par, the sausages were cold and completely under cooked. The English breakfast didn’t look much better, comparing to something you might expect to see in a US trucker tv program. Only one of the breakfasts came with butter for the toast, and when we asked for butter, the waiter moved along and then stood talking to some friends for 10 minutes. Overall, a pretty subpar time, we probably wouldn’t go back.

Just passing through Keswick we decided to grab a quick bite and a coffee. St Mungos was one of the last places we walked past but a combination of outdoor seating and a great sounding menu enticed us in. It didn't disappoint. We ordered panini's and lattes which were quickly made and brought out to us under the canopy where we watched the bustling afternoon shoppers. The coffee was very nice and the food was just enough and included a garnish of salted crisps. It's hard to go wrong in a place like Keswick but it's very rare we go out of our way and end up having good conversation with a staff member who seemed pleased to have us in. The only Thing that knocks the final star off my rating is a lack of card facilities. I understand why not every local business can have them but the saving grace is that there was a cash point at the bank over the street. Other than that I would be prepared to go back and try some of the menu again.

We have just popped in to get some takeaway sandwiches. We orderedand the server rudely said “We only take cash!” no problem just no need to be rude! We were told how long it would be and my husband and child sat inside, whilst we waited outside. My husband noted that it seemed quite expensive and low and behold when it came out it was on a plate (with no salad etc as usual so why so much extra for a plate?) so he said “Sorry it was takeout and I think we need a refund please” Her reply “Well if you say so... you clearly didn’t” despite the slip saying TO on the back.

Visited here for breakfast on Saturday morning 5th may.

We had the all-day vegetarian breakfast for £5 each, sat under the canopy looking at the Cumbrian drizzle Startingly good value and lots of it for £5 At first we thought it was a mistake. Would definitely come back !

We’ve often bought sandwiches here to take on a walk and today was no exception. My husband was a little disappointed that they hadn’t got his favourite sandwich but the alternative we chose was equally delicious.

Nice cafe - deli in the centre of town, food was good, prices ok and service was friendly, nice place to spend an hour watching the world go by

Steak roll is pretty nice and meal under sun is perfect. Friendly staff, popular on Sunday morning. Recommended

Me and my partner visited las this morning (Sunday). We both had breakfast sandwiches, one with sausage and hash brown and the other with bacon, hash brown and egg. Both were cooked to perfection in fresh brown bread, wish I'd taken a photo! Note that they don't take card but the machine is less than 2 mins away

Having read the reviews for this cafe first, my opinion is that it is a ''regulars'' cafe and there is a lot of noisy banter going back and to.....it doesn't seem to be rude, but it is noisy and if you're not used to this type of place.....I suppose it could make you feel uncomfortable. Having said that, we sat down to two breakfasts and drinks and enjoyed it.....just one point though, the door was left open for the duration and it was quite nippy. Staff were ok, said hello, talked to us and said goodbye too.....maybe, it's the way they are treated.

We went to Keswick yesterday morning 14/11/17 looking to have Some breakfast

Ate here just after 3 after hunting for a place our son would eat. Nice outside tables. Reasonably priced English breakfast at £5 a head. It was nice to watch the world go by.

We called into the St Mungo;s Deli on a Sunday afternoon and despite being half empty, the wait for food was a little too long. Nothing special about the food, tasty but no imagination, a steak roll with a few crisps sprinkled about it. Much...

Great little coffee shop in the centre of town. Good friendly service. We all sat outside with Findlay the dog....

Lovely location to sit outside.It was market day when i visited - Thursday. Nice coffee and cake, well worth a...

Loved this little cafe/deli - not a huge amount of room and tends to get quite busy but well worth...

A great place to grab a sandwich, it's always busy (a good sign) and you can either grab a sandwich...

Managed to try the scones this as the last time they had sold out. Staff are nice & friendly , scones were nice with butter , jam & clotted cream. Possibly a wee touch more sugar. All in all nice cafe for a cuppa & a scone.

We were on the road early and called into this place for some breakfast. Good coffee & hot scones freshly baked hit the spot.

Run out of ciabata bread.... lunchtime on a very busy market day... poor planning. Never-the-less the sandwhich I had was good.... not a hint of basil though which was supposedly one of the main ingredients!!

Really nice Full English, everything cooked perfectly and the staff are really friendly. This is going to be a breakfast regular....sorry, Wetherspoons!

Fantastic friendly(and today extremely busy)café. Great if you can get a seat here , it was warm and sunny today and Keswick was very busy. We managed to get a seat and enjoyed there all day breakfast and the coffee certainly woke us up. Its great to sit here on a market day and watch the world go by, fresh produce and extremely hot. Perfect

Absolutely disgusted with the service I received. It was raining and we were sitting outside with our dogs. I have a very skinny rescue greyhound that cannot lie on hard surfaces. There were blankets outside so I put one on the floor for my dog thinking that's what they were for with Keswick being so dog friendly. Only to be rudely spoken to by a blonde member of staff clearly the owner. She asked me not to let my dogs lie on the blankets so I apologised and got them off for her to carry on 'shouting' at me in public humiliating my infront of everyone after I had paid for my meal. Then for her to go inside and slag me off even more and very loudly to another member of staff. So I confronted her asking for my money back as I couldn't possibly eat it after been so humiliated infront of everyone. To which she started to get aggressive and threatening telling me to leave and never come back and I wasn't getting a penny back. Then I come on to look at the reviews and it looks like it is a regular occurance for the lady. Clearly shouldn't be allowed around customers. I understand I was in the wrong for the blankets but there are better ways of showing this. Terrible customer service!!!

On our arrival in Keswick (early ) it was one that open early. Lovely full English breakfast, large portion sizes and well cooked and presented. A lovely corner spot to people watch too.

we often come here for lunch, able to sit out and what the world go by. wide variety of food and drink at reasonable prices.

We come here all the time. Its nice to sit outside in the sun and watch all the goings on in the square. The food is really nice, reasonably priced and the coffee is always nice and hot. Can't fault it!

I eat here A LOT. Always get great service and the grub is spot on. Today was Saturday Market day and Sandra and her team would qualify for the British Olympic Cafe Team (if there was one) - a gazillion of customers served with a smile and helpful thrown in for good measure.

Asked for extra hot water for my tea as I don't take milk and they wanted to charge a £1 for it won't be back plenty of better cafes in Keswick.

Ok for sitting outside on a sunny day watching the world go by in the busy square. Food average, coffee good. Seemed quite a few locals meeting there. Nice touch fleece blankets over chair if it's a bit chilly. Toilet upstairs not the best, so best using public toilets across the road .

I mean...it was fine.We just needed to grab couple sandwiches of rlunch before hitting the road back to Glasgow, and we thought this looked like a nice place. The staff were SO friendly, and so kind and helpful. They did everything in their power to make my life as easy as possible, give me all their attention and serve me well (despite it being mega busy) and yet... the food just wasn't that great.All of us liked what we had fine, but there was nothing particularly good about it. We would have had the same sort of tastes from a newsagents chilled counter for half the price.Nice little place though.

We have visited this sandwich shop every year for the last few years and each time purchased sandwiches for lunch. This time we felt that the quality of the sandwich was not as good. I'm not sure we will be returning.

Very well situated looking into the town square. Pleasant staff and quick service. Tasty treats with a great coffee and tea.

Popped in for a takeaway Club sandwich to take on our day trip, lovely granary roll, packed full of chicken, bacon, cheese and salad and very good value at only £2.60 each!

We popped into St. Mungo's Deli for a quick drink while having a look arund Keswick. The service was friendly and I had a delicious hot chocolate.

We dropped in on a very cold day. It's a tiny place with only a few seats indoors but it wasn't a busy time so we were able to get a table and ordered the All-day breakfast. The girl at the counter was smiley and welcoming, and the food arrived not long afterwards, piping hot and fresh. From our high table we had a good view of the main shopping street and enjoyed people-watching while we ate. We both liked this little eatery and the prices are very reasonable. They seem to do a good range of lunchtime food too. We'd definitely go there again.

Situated in the middle of the central town square St Mungo's Deli serves hot and cold snacks and drinks with some outside seating. A god spit to watch the world go by.

Call in this place most days as a regular ,lovely home made pea and ham soup ,goulash is great when they have it on in the winter ,staff so friendly and happy ,great to sit outside in the sun watching the bustling market square ,lovely home made scones too ,

Visited here today and I have never experienced such rude customer service in my life! Blonde old woman who I assume was the manager spoke down to us and was very disrespectful. Food was very bland and tasteless.

Went to this deli to try and get a coffee, it looked lovely and we found a table in the sun for the four of us so we sat down. As we were looking at the menu a very rude staff member said " you can't sit there, we have to get through there with hot food". Well her manner was so rude, if she was polite and said "sorry but would you mind moving your chair, I'm ever so sorry etc " but there was non. So we all got up and left and as an after thought as we were leaving she said I can put some other tables together. Sorry but her manner put us off. Perhaps she was having an off day, who knows.

This is a regular visit for us. Cracking English breakfast and pancake stack for £5. Per head. Good good cup of coffee as well.

Wow! One full English, one bacon and brie panini and one chicken and bacon baguette....really friendly staff despite them all being rushed off their feet. The food was lovely and we all enjoyed it. Will certainly visit again

Lovely coffee and hot chocolate. Lovely to sit outside here and watch the world go by. We were only there for a cuppa but someone on the next table was having a bacon roll and it looked lovely

Nice friendly place. Great veggie breakfast and even better coffee. A good place to sit and watch the world go by.

Visited here for a coffee and cake, was simple nothing outstanding but sitting outside was the main focal point. Is a good space to people watch with a coffee. Friendly staff if a little disorganised however food comes up quickly. Let's dogs sit outside. Big portions!

I visited here with my husband and we both had chunky veg soup. When it arrived it didn't look appetising as there was a film of fat on the top. I am guessing they used butter to fry the veg a lot of it. I had a couple of mouthfuls but it tasted slimy and the potatoes were hard not cooked. I could make a lot better myself would not recommend

If you are looking for an early breakfast before hitting the fells, this is the place to go to. I am talking 7.30! !Great, willing service.Pretty good any other time too.

The cafe looked empty outside and as the surrounding cafes were all heaving we thought we were lucky to be able to grab two tables outside for our party of five. We approached the tables and decided to slightly move them together so we could all sit together. Now we know exactly why the cafe was empty ..... As soon as we went to move them a young blonde girl came storming out of the cafe shouting at us "do NOT move the tables". We responded in shock asking why we couldn't put them together as we were in a party of five and would mean us being separated from the young children. Without answering she shouted yet again DO NOT MOVE THE TABLES. ITS OUR POLICY THEY COLLAPSE! As a regular visitor to Keswick I couldn't believe how awful this member of staff shouted at us. If she just calmly explained the reason We would have been completely understanding. We got up and left immediately and went to the lovely tea room across the road called Brysons. Don't waste you're time here as they have no customer service skills at all.

Love this place - we bought our sandwiches on days that we walked to take with us - they were freshly made - there was a wide variety of toppings - they were fresh and the service was always with a smile - top place

Ordered 1 hot and 1 cold sandwich plus 2 drinks. They initially served 1 drink. The hot sandwich arrived quickly but sadly the cold sandwich didn't arrive until we had finished our drinks. When informed staff didn't seem to care. Food was average at best. Will avoid for the rest of our stay and on future visits.

I've stopped here for a breakfast bun and coffee during my regular journeys between Barrow and home 'up north'. On a nice morning the location is excellent for sitting watching the world go by in the town centre. I usually have a breakfast bun but on each ocassion the food arrives after the coffee has been finished. Good food but be prepared to wait!

We stopped here for lunch and ordered paninis. It came with crisps and salad. They tasted fine but could have done with a bit more filling. They were quite expensive for what you got. The staff were friendly enough.

Stopped off for coffee and scone. We thought £2.50 a lot to pay for a scone- toasted teacakes the same price, but maybe it's the going rate for Keswick. Drinks were fine. We were able to sit outside it being good weather. It's very small inside. Bacon sandwiches at the next table smelled and looked good - packed with thick bacon. Staff were OK. Place nothing special but not bad, either.

Dropped in here after walking round the lake, desperate for a cuppa. Tiny inside but lots of outside seating (weather permitting). We were tempted into ordering a scone each, with optional jam & cream. Soooo glad we did, perfect! Great cup of tea too and reasonably priced, 2 large teas and 2 large scones £9.50, well worth it!

I am a breastfeeding Mum and I had to stop at this cafe in an emergency when my daughter was demanding a feed. I pulled up a chair in the outside seating area and asked a guy who was clearing tables whether he would be able to get me a coffee whilst I looked after my baby. He went and got me a coffee and took the payment whilst I stayed sat feeding my daughter- despite this not being the 'system' for this cafe. I was very grateful for him being so kind and polite.

The staff were very rude and the food was average. The side salad was a bit of lettuce... Given that Keswick is full of good cafes I'd say this one is average, and the fact that the toilet is grotty and the staff are rude makes it one to avoid.

Unusually it was warm and dry enough to east outside, as we walked through the town square this venue looked inviting and was serving breakfast for £5. Between us we had full standard English, full English veggie, both good quality and quantity. I chose the pile of crispy pancakes with maple syrup & fresh blueberries, it really was very good. Lots if drink choices, again at reasonably prices, I had Earl Gray tea for £1.

Bacon, egg, sausage and hash brown all tasted wonderful, and my friends said the veggie breakfast was just as good. Staff are really friendly too!

Great location in Keswick high street, primarily with seating outside, perfect for watching the world go by. We enjoyed our brunch panini - plenty of filling and a side of crisps and slaw. Our drinks (coffee and hot chocolate) were in proper mugs too. Reasonably priced too. A great end to our week in Keswick.

We stopped here for a quick bite whilst exploring Keswick, it has a nice outside space but is very small inside. The food was nice and it was perfect for a quick refuel after a bit of walking. The inside of the shop was very busy and a little chaotic, not much space to collect your food and there did not seem to be much in the way of organisation going on. Overall if you are stopping for a quick bacon sandwich it was fine.

Fast and fresh, and almost the only cafe open at 8:30 in the morning. A great selection of hot drinks. I had an Americano and the wife had a fancy tea. She had bacon in a barm cake, I had sausages in mine. We sat outside and watched the Thursday Market being set up.

We had a lovely breakfast here just by the two us. Everything we ate was good but the location and surrounding market day morning in Keswick made the experience perfect. Would be even better if the waitresses would take the orders and behave as beautifully as the setting deserves. Not that we have anything to complain... The earlier reviews were quite entertaining though it must have been a shock for anyone who has faced her.

lovely sandwiches , bread cakes very fresh plentiful fillings with salad,crisps and coleslaw garnish good value

Recently returned from our annual trip to the Lakes. First time we have tried this place and won't be returning! Exceptionally rude staff, dictating where people could and couldn't sit and the coffee was nothing special either! We were told the milkshakes were made with ice cream but they weren't and the woman who appeared to be in charge was extremely unprofessional. If I hated my job that much, I would certainly consider a change in career and it rubbed off on the waiting staff too, a real shame.

Ordered and got the best Camembert & dried tomatoes sandwich to take to our hike, and came back the next morning for the same. Thank you!!

Great place to sit and drink a good coffee and watch the world go by and especially on a Market day. Food is also very good and sandwiches are made on the premises with imaginative filings.

It was s lovely June morning do we came here for s full English before heading home after our holiday. It was great to sit outside and watch the world go by. The full English was very good and the kids shared a pancake stack with blueberries, crispy bacon and maple syrup . The coffee was very good and we got our food pretty quick. Will come back here.

Lovely sunny day. Been here before and it's been fine but today! My partner ordered a bacon,sausage and egg roll and I ordered a prawn mayo sandwich. Order numbers 35 and 36. My partner's came first, number 36. The white of the egg was clear and runny. I asked for it to be cooked properly. It came back with what looked like an omelette on. I asked for a cooked white and runny yolk. Off it went again. And we waited.... nuber 47, 48 where was my number 35??? Sandwich came back.. white clear and runny again! And still no sign of my prawn sandwich. We gave up, got a refund and left.

One word will suffice - average.Nothing really good about the place but nothing really bad.Staff were okey but didn't make you feel very welcome.Nice to sit outside on a sunny dayWe only had a coffee which was okey.The food being served looked very nice but we had not long eaten so didn't bother.We won't be rushing back

Called in for a coffee whilst walking around the Saturday market. It was very busy. Coffee wasn't anything to write home about. Sandwiches looked nice. Would I go again ? Probably not.

Stopped here for coffee and a cold drink, very helpful and friendly staff, outside seating to watch the world go by.

A busy little restaurant booking recommend in busy times as you may not get in . The food arrived quite quickly which was cooked well with great flavours and the price was very reasonable

Truly surprised to see so many negative reviews. We visited on Friday afternoon, it was a warm day, we managed to get a seat and people watch over the square. We were told that it would be a bit of a wait for food because they were short staffed and I'm sure the poor guy in the kitchen was stressed but there was a nice relaxed feel! The food was good, I had a vege breakfast and my partner the pancakes. It didn't seem like we'd waited too long! There was even a chap who came out and gave every dog a gravy bone so happy customers all round on our front! If we didn't live 5 hours away we'd certainly visit again, don't let the negative reviews put you off!

Visited 11th April sat inside observed astonishing rudeness from dark haired small woman working there. Four Chinese tourists paid about £16 and sat on two tables. These tables are small and fit for two only. Said Staff member told two to go sit with their friends with the comment if you aren't eating you can't have own table. She did not have the courtesy to bother asking if they were indeed eating and it transpired they were and forced to sit around a small table. The place had spare seats so no reason to be confrontational. Her rudeness was terrible. She even gave out sly smirks when the ordering took place presumably due to language barrierI told her on leaving her rude manner was not acceptable. She simply said that's fine I don't care what you thinkNot a great selling point for keswicks tourism and I note her rudeness has been raised in other ratings on here. At least she is consistentI assume she owns the cafe otherwise she'd have been sacked a long time agoDONT GO THERE

My wife and I (!) went for a couple of nights in Borrowdale first stopping off in Keswick for lunch - a little late at 1325. Found St Mungo's and wasn't dissapointed, our orders were taken by 'sofrly spoken' Sandra - we shared a soup which was delicious and then had sandwiches with salad - fresh again extremely good.Not many people in as busy lunch period had gone but Ken 'the local' was in and we had a good conversation with him about the area and how the local economy had been effected by the the recent floods - it's bad with the effects expected to be felt for some time. Both Sandra and Ken were a delight and whilst there is still damage being repaired THE AREA IS STILL OPEN and the people extremely hospitable.St Mungo's is not a place to be missed - will be there when we next visit the area.

Went in two days running to get food to take on walks around the area with. Found the food to be amazing (we'd recommend the ham, swiss cheese and mustard baguette) and really nice quick service on a quiet morning. The staff were really friendly and the baguettes were freshly made in just a few minutes.

Living local we pop into Keswick on regular basis for breakfast. Decided we would try St Mungo's. We ordered two breakfasts and two coffees. The person who took the order advised it would take 15 minutes. Not a problem I said as we took our coffees outside. 35 minutes waiting and still no breakfasts. As we were on a deadline I went inside to ask where they were. No apology was given or am indcation of when they would arrive. Another customer was also complaining. We received a refund then were called rude for complaining. Give it amisswent in to

What a little gem in the middle of Keswick town centre. Freshly cooked affordable food that was yummy scrummy delicious!!!! We ate outside on a beautiful autumn day and thoughly enjoyed the view and the food. Will eat here again. Highly recommend a visit if in the area.

We were in dire need of a good coffee when we saw an empty outside table at this small gem. There was a nice ambience about the place, the staff are friendly and helpful and most importantly the coffee was great. I would recommend this as a little gem on Main st.

We wanted coffee and cake when in Keswick. Headed for the excellent Brysons but it looked like a long wait and we were running out of parking time.This café opposite Brysons filled the bill.Great cake and coffee and excellent service.Will return.