The Bridge Inn in Allerdale

Sad to say that our trip there was a a big disappointment when it come to the food. We all had beef, it was dry and chewy. When we talked to the waiter, we have been told that is the way the chef does it. It is a shame that they only sell well done cuts of meat...

Very delighted to find we were able to get a table for the four of us on what looked to be an exceptionally busy Saturday night. Told there was a bit of a wait on food at the door, but that's to be expected. Everything then arrived piping hot well before the time we were told to expect. Fresh, quality and plenty of food, perfect. The staff were all wonderful, especially given that you could see they were very busy. The very tall fellow and the one with the beard were in particular fantastic, though service was very strong all round. Only thing I would say, the children's menu could do with a few more options. Not everyone's kid's are fussy eaters, I know, but it would go a long way. We will be back for sure.

We have been coming here for years and always enjoyed the food and service. We went back recently and i ordered the fish pie was - oil greasy mash and fish felt as though it had been microwaved to death.- basically a greasy soup. So then ordered the fish and chips as appaently the fish pie is supposed to be like this. Frozen fish cooked with oven chips and cold mushy peas. I gave up and fed the fish to the dog. They had the good grace not to charge us for either of these dishes. My husbands steak pie was excellent as always but still with oven chips. The staff were lovely to us which us contrary to other reviews, although we did notice others being treated quite badly fir no reason.

Stopped at the Bridge on a day out whilst staying somewhere else, we had a superb lunch in the "Walker's Bar", the food arrived quickly and we were well looked after and even managed to use the hotel car park which saves a small fortune. We met the owners wife who was polite and charming, sorry I can only give 5 stars but based on other hotels in the are this one stands out to me.

Food and staff were fantastic. A lovely place to rest and refuel after walking Buttermere. Lots of room to fit our large-ish group too

Three of us visited yesterday for a late lunch. The service was first rate- friendly, attentive and professional. The meals were delicious- just what was needed after a walk round the lake.

I had been recommended this place by a friend a year or so ago so thought we would give it a try for a Sunday lunch after a walk around Buttermere. To say the staff are rude would be a massive understatement. We were left sitting for over half an hour waiting to order food before we went to the bar and asked if we could order something to eat. We both ordered a roast beef dinner. The portion size was small for the money and the beef was over cooked, very fatty and chewy! You could barely eat much of the meat it was that fatty! Vegetables came really hard and cold and were swimming in water. Don't be fooled by the beautiful location of this restaurant - the food and staff will let you down! Extremely rude service - we will not return.

A small group of us popped in today after a charity walk. We'd barely got through the door when we were "welcomed" by a female with dark hair who demanded to know if we had a reservation (the place was empty) then demanded to know if we were having food..."yes or no" before we'd got sat down and before the other charity walkers had even arrived. Ourselves and the group went on to order drinks and chips for the children, the service throughout was distant and disinterested, dark haired female stroppy. Avoid at all costs, no wonder it was empty when we got there.

Fantastic Sunday lunch in a cozy bar wonderful location dog friendly Excellent friendly service Perfect location in the centre of Buttermere the bar welcomes walkers and their dogs The bar area opens onto an outside terrace which was lovely in the sunshine today Thoroughly recommend a visit

Never came across a ruder staff member. Didn’t end up eating as it was busy and an hour wait for your order to be taken which was fine. I went elsewhere and got called a ‘sarcastic d***’ to the rest of the party. The food looked really good but this particular guy was really rude. Don’t want to generalise this to all staff, this was one in particular.

After walking around Buttermere we popped into the Bridge Hotel for Sunday lunch. We ate in the dog friendly bar and found the staff to be welcoming and friendly and the service good. The roast beef dinners were very generous, tasty and good value. We would definitely come here again.

Good variety of food and huge portions. The pub itself was very cosy and it was lovely to sit by a fire after a long walk around the lake. We had the hotdog with the homemade chips, both were delicious but the chips were some of the best pub chips we’ve ever had.

We visit here regularly whilst on hols in The Lakes, usually after a good walk around beautiful Buttermere lake with the dogs. Its very popular as you can imagine, so usually very busy but we've always managed to get a table and the service is efficient, table service is inside and out. Food is great, good portion sizes and loads of vegan options too. Dogs always get their own bowl of broccoli and cumberlands :) We always have a pint of Wainrights here, worth popping in just for that!

Excellent service, friendly staff, good choice on menu with big portion sizes too! My sister was pleased with GF chocolate fudge cake too! Would definitely recommend - lovely location! Many thanks

I really wanted to love it as wanted to visit for ages; I've followed the page for so long and finally we made it to Buttermere (stunning). It's cosy inside and the bathrooms are lovely (but dark). We arrived on a weekday just after 12pm so not many in. Was seated and advised about the red/green block ordering system. The two staff were friendly, fussed our dog. We loved the fact that they do a doggy option (sausages and brocolli). However, our steak and ale pies, although huge were lukewarm in most parts, dare I say it cool. I did feed this back afterwards and the waitress informed the chef. We would have left a lot more on the plate had our dog not had some. The dogs sausages were only warm too even though we were told to wait as they were really hot. Maybe an issue with their heating equipment. Sadly we won't come back as nearly £60 spent and neither of us enjoyed it.

I have visited here a few times this year and it has always been excellent. But, this week we went as a family of 6 and we were all disappointed. The portion sizes were very small and did not reflect the prices. We were left really disappointed. The food itself was nice but just not enough of it. Bare in mind that none of us are big eaters either. Whether you went for the small or large portions of food they were meagre and non reflective of the price. Compared to the last few times we visited, we were amazed at the difference. It’s a beautiful place, very ambient and cosy. The menu is great and the staff friendly. We would just like to see the decent portion sizes back on the plates again. We wondered if maybe they have a different chef or if we were unlucky. We hope so as we had come to like it here.

Stopped off for tea and scones after a hike around the mere. In the absence of a NT scone this was a perfect alternative! Plenty of cream and rum butter to go with a nice warm scone and tea. Just what we needed.

Lovely place and staff. However we went for food after a day walking. After looking forward to some thing I had months ago at same place I was left disappointed. The food portion size was smaller, the amount of meat in the roast beef ciabatta was lot less, this it’s self was chewing and over cooked/ or cheap meat. The ciabatta was so dry it was hard to swallow this probably due to the supposedly gravy on it looked more like it had been shown the spoon at most. Chips and salad ok. Sorry to write this as was looking forward to what I had last time only to be left very disappointed

Fabulous old Walker’s bar has been spoilt by a crazy hi tech system totally out of character with the building and area. Approaching the bar to review the ales on offer is now a sin but, if you are not intercepted before you get there, you are greeted by a computer screen. This “improvement “ now requires six staff interactions before you receive your refreshment……..being told to find a seat, having the system explained, hailing a staff member via the red and green wooden block, giving your order, receiving your order, and finally making payment. The outcome of this is that any semblance of a traditional pub is lost whilst staff create a febrile atmosphere by purposefully scurrying about checking which way up the wooden blocks are. Absurd and unnecessary………..just be a proper pub please.

Staying in Keswick, decided to take advantage of the £2 bus fare and ventured to Buttermere as soon as we left the bus The Bridge Inn was there and looked inviting. We decided to have the Sunday lunch which was at first glance expensive, however, it was amazing, nicely presented and included fresh perfectly cooked vegetables, I chose the lamb and the rest of the party had beef (there were 4 of us) . The staff were very friendly, welcoming and attentive, can highly recommend

We popped in for a drink and some snacks after walking around the lake. Fabulous service and really excellent food with enormous portions, they even had a dog menu for which our pooch was very grateful! Highly recommend.

Spent 4 nights in the Northern Lakes and for me this was the best meal I ate all the time I was there. Home made steak and ale pie was one of the best if not the best we’d ever had. I would definitely return for more pie. However it does seem some people fall foul of the ordering system. We ourselves waited a while with our wooden block turned to indicate we were ready to order but nobody seemed to notice. This was simple to rectify by asking politely for assistance but maybe a new system should be considered

Walked into the pub, middle aged blonde/brown hair woman met me and said “ are you eating or not?!” I replied say my family members are changing their shoes and not sure. Then shown outside left alone and a family followed me in being escorted by the said lady with menus, they were obviously eating and had told her immediately, they were then served before me and I then eventually received a menu and ordered a drink. There is a system they use to put a wooden block red or Green to show you require help, as I was finishing my drink I turned it upwards to green, the table in the far corner had done the same after me, same woman walked straight passed my table and served the others!, I then at this point waved away my party of 15 people, eventually paid the bill and we had a fabulous meal at another pub along the road, the bill was over £500.00, a substantial loss of income to your pub, I am so pleased not to be the owner, although I am sure whoever it is provides this feedback, trying and hospitality training. If you don’t want to serve people in a correct and pleasant manner I am afraid you will always come across these issues, as I said to your face at the bar” you were and are the rudest person I have ever had the misfortune to come across”

Popped in for a drink after a walk round the lake. Spilled my drink as we sat down. Went to buy a replacement but Tommy who served us said accidents happen and replaced it FOC. Amazing, thanks again Tommy will be a nice memory.

Well, after a long absence through illness, I returned to my Happy place of Buttermere and the best pub for miles for a friendly welcome, The Bridge inn! This Hotel/pub is one of the gems of the lakes, the food is sublime, the cask Ales tasty and the bar staff friendly and obliging...the table service as to be experienced to believe how efficient and polite the staff are. Highly recommended.

The steak pie was on another level to what I’am used too. Probably an 11 out of 10 if that’s allowed. Wifey’s chips were a bit naff but my mash was perfect.Place was full by 8pm on a Tuesday with a great atmosphere apart from some going on about Richard Hammond guess he has some connections with the place or lives near by ,big deal for some .10/10

We stopped here for a quick bite to eat after a walk around Buttermere lake on Saturday. It was far more than we expected - we were sat next to a wonderful, cosy fire (great after a cold walk!) and were greeted by incredibly friendly...

Great dog and walker friendly venue. The staff were excellent. So welcoming and helpful. Obviously run by someone who has thought things through. From the menu options to the service systems. The food was delicious.

Yet another fabulous Cumbrian Inn has had all it’s wonderful character removed and is now a stark and soulless clone of every other poorly judged “gastropub” that has appeared in this area. The Bridge was, to a great many people, an iconic Inn, welcoming to...

Table of 4 - one order wrong, the chips cold and dry on two meals, onion rings cold for another. Serving oil and vinegar for dipping bread in a small ‘bucket’ not recommended, had to ask for a dish in order to dip the bread...

Stayed over New Year and it was fantastic. Comfortable hotel, great food and drink. Lovely staff make the place special, they all seemed great but especially Sam, Ray and Rachel. We will be back soon.

On a cold wet day in Buttermere, a good lunch in warm surroundings is called for and the Bridge doesn’t disappoint. The pub/restaurant opens at midday. There is a very good menu with items marked “hungry” or “peckish”. If you select “hungry” then make sure...

Beautiful aesthetics, warm and cozy feel. Love the photos. Great washrooms. Seated straight away. Sat as central as could be, constantly passed by staff yet took 30mins for our order to be taken. Perfect selection of drinks. No Garnish in the G&T. Food didn't arrive....

Pros: * Fast, friendly service. * Decent selection of ales. * Tremendous hot dogs. * Great setting. Cons: * Our portions were massive. There was no room left for a dessert!

Had many a good afternoon/night in here after walking...always a great atmosphere and good food. Now it has been turned into some sort of restaurant/bar...table service only like it's stuck in covid times. The main bar has been ripped out and replaced with a wall....

Fantastic Sunday lunch…usually when you get large portions and great prices, the quality isn’t always great. But not the case here…fantastic quality and value for money. I’d go as far as and say the best roast I’ve had in a pub. Also service was super...

The steak pie here is excellent along with the chips. Very dog friendly and nice local beers (the tractor shed). Staff always very friendly.

We will.not be going here again. The Manager was very rude to customers like a barking dog. Herself and 2 other members of staff were constantly talking about customers and whispering at the bar. Very rude I would give this place a miss unless you...

We wanted a hearty meal after a days walking. Rump steaks with all the trimmings were delicious, with a choice of sauces (we had mushroom one and garlic butter one, both v good and coming in separate pots so you can put on the amount...

Very comfortable and good service- liked the low tech blocks in red and green. Green upwards if you wanted something and red upwards if nothing required.Lovely pictures on the walls of lake District sights. Good choice of food and reasonable quantity without going over the...

Friendly and professional staff serving the best hotdog and burger meals we’ve ever had. Nestled in a quiet little village near buttermere lake.

A large group descended on the place. The staff were lovely and amazingly got all are orders correct. I ordered the vegan option which might have been nice but sadly it was coated in far too much gravy and I couldn’t eat any of it...

Absolutely disgusting dishwater weak coffee was served after our meal. When this was mentioned to the manager her attitude was appalling. She was contemptuous, arrogant and disrespectful. Rather than saying “I’m sorry to hear that; I will credit your account”, she said we should have...

Nice place but really disappointed with the Lamb Hotpot. The meat was ok but it had what I can only describe as crisps on top!? £15.95. Not good enough sorry. No one asked me if food was ok until I came to pay the bill....

This is the second time that we have eaten here, we love it. The portions are huge and good value for money, the staff are always friendly and chatty. My husband had lasagne, garlic bread and onion rings, chips. I had the vegan burger and...

Walked in, no reservation. The wait was worth it! Lovely food and lovely service! Even our dog was cater for! Such a lovely place and love service! Thank you!

Very good visit. Great beer (we drank Wainwright) and lovely sandwidges. In the past we have had good main meals as well. On this visit they were very very busy and they were being bothered by people who were ignoring the table service only sign...

We went to the Bridge for a meal - my first visit in many years - and we'd really looked forward to it. It had been closed for refurbishment when we had hoped to stay there a couple of months ago. I'll be honest -...

Fantastic, lovely place and staff👍 I arrived late 9 pm and was treated by a lovely team. My room was lovely and comfortable. Breakfast was exceptional with a lovely breakfast room.

We visited this old favourite for a pint and lunch after a long walk. It has had a significant makeover since our last visit. Good that they still accept dogs. But they had no vege pie, so I had “peckish” (small) size fish & chips...

We ordered the dipping bread followed by vegan burgers (it was the only vegan option). It all arrived at the same time. Dipping bread was cheap baguette, no balsamic in the oil and the olives and sunblushed tomatoes just tasted of vinegar. The burger was...

This is my third visit to this pub in four years and every time I come I am so impressed with the service and friendliness of staff. Also the food and drink choices are just excellent.

We stayed in one of the self catering apartments and it was excellent. Warm, clean and very roomy. A perfect base to explore the area. Ate in the bar twice really couldn’t fault the food or the service. The steak and ale pie was amazing....

We stayed at Skye campsite in our campervan and came for dinner after a long walk in the fells. Beautiful food, lovely ambience and good service. Can highly recommend the steak and ale pie!

Stopped in today after a long walk up Red Pike. Great walk and we were looking forward to a therapeutic pint in the “walkers bar” to rest our weary limbs. We should have seen the warning signs - a big rope across the entrance presumably...

We arrived, en spec at 6pm for dinner. The place was virtually empty and we had a choice of tables. We were given menus and ordered drinks. At 6:10pm we tried to order food but were told that they didn't take orders until 6:30pm (the...

An excellent establishment, efficient service and generous portions. The staff are very friendly and attentive. I recommend this place highly

8 of us turned up with 2 dogs at 4.30pm on a Wednesday after a drenching up Rannerdale Knotts. The staff couldn’t have been more accommodating despite the fact that we were all dripping wet. Politely explained the kitchen was closing at 5. Lovely food,...

Good menu and wine list. The hotel is clearly stretched due to staff shortages in the area, however, the staff working were really welcoming and nothing was too much trouble.

Overall a great place to stay for walking in the Lake District. Good location with friendly and helpful staff. However, having booked Dinner, Bed and Breakfast we received an email to say that the restaurant would be closed due to staff shortages. We could either...

Lovely pub. Went based on Trip reviews. Not disappointed. Lovely drink and sandwich. Hubby had fantastic fish finger sandwich. Very friendly service snd lovely atmosphere .

Called in for a couple of drinks on a saturday afternoon. Bar was busy and nice atmosphere. Beer was well kept and good range available. Ordering system with the wooden blocks to turn over when you want to order is handy. Shame they have taken...

Called in for a drink after a nice walk and decided to have lunch . I chose the pie had the large one and was not disappointed. Got to be the best pie I've had it was amazing well done to the chef .

We had an excellent stay at the Bridge Hotel. Faultless friendly service from all staff. We had a very comfortable quiet room. Very friendly hotel, lovely atmosphere. Excellent food. Dog friendly Perfect location for walking in the Lake District. Extensive fell walking from the hotel...

One of the best, if not the best, locations in England to find a hostelry of such awesomeness. Want to sit outside in the sunshine? Tick. Want to sit inside the cosy and welcoming bar? Tick. Want to drink fine ales and cider, as well...

Visited Saturday and Sunday evenings early September, our first Lake District visit for 15 years in my case, ever for my wife. So, we hadn’t quite got attuned to the generally huge portions up here. Saturday I had the steak and ale pie, hungry size...

Very busy pub serving good pub grub. Service was good despite being very busy. We had the fish & chips and steak & ale pie. Both were freshly cooked, piping hot and generous portion sizes. We both left very full and two happy customers. Would...

I visited on one of the busiest days of the year but the people at The Bridge were prepared for it. Each table had a brick that you could place green side up when you needed service and the waiting staff patrolled constantly checking. I...

We visited the Bridge this weekend and whilst the food was ok we found the man on front of house very rude and offhand. If you work in hospitality perhaps making an effort to make people feel welcome might not be too much to ask?...

Really enjoyed staying here. Staff were so friendly/chatty and certainly made our stay. Dinner was part of the package and although limited choice it was sufficient for a 6 night stay. The quality of the food served was top notch. Well done to all the...

Booked superior double for 4 nites , cracking place no tv,no shops , no phone signal ,internet terrible, 2 pubs 100s walks on doorstep. Bring it on , the bridge inn is a fantastic hotel / pub , the food is high quality locally sourced...

The food could have been amazing if we had an opportunity to try it but poor staff service left us with no option to leave before a sip or crumb came our way. We arrived and waited to be seated as per Covid guidance, we...

A great alternative for an evening. Great Service, Good Chunky food available in small or large portions! A must!

We are already looking to re-book this great hotel, the staff are wonderful, the food is excellent, thank goodness you can order smaller portions :-) Although we had a car, we noticed a bus shuttle service to Keswick and Cockermouth outside the hotel, delightful cafe...

We stopped by Buttermere intending to at out at another place we’d spotted online. We were advised by a local to try the Bridge Inn instead and so glad we did! The food was absolutely delicious and huge portions too - they even do a...

We have camped at Sykes farm for many years now and always end our stay with a meal at the bridge on our last night. I ordered the lasagne after seeing it on someone elses plate the night before (I had watched the rugby on...

One of the best places we have eaten out at for knowledge and labelling of allergens on the standard food menu - took the stress out of eating out with an allergy. Good quality food, friendly staff.

Nice stop off for lunch. Staff very pleasant and service was great. The food was very good. Several real ales on tap- had a couple of pints of cumberland ale and it was excellent.

Lovely setting but a very disappointing experience overall with the food service. Ordered the Steak and ale pie which was full of steak to be fair but a bit dry and only average in taste, I asked for no vegetables and it arrived with veg...

We came across the Bridge Inn mid-walk on one of the hottest days of the year. We chose to eat inside to get a break from the heat. What a delight! Lovely staff provided friendly and efficient service, great beer (Jennings Night Vision) and super...

We stopped here for lunch. We were greeted promptly at the door and shown to our table in a very pleasant dining area with lovely views. Service was prompt and friendly and the meal was good. We particularly valued being offered a lighter option of...

Stopped for a mid day meal given a choice of two sizes of portion opted for the smaller, which was still a good size and good value as was the scone with rum butter jam and cream afterwards Staff friendly and helpful. Only downside after...

Friendly welcome, great staff, simple but tasty food, perfect end to the day after a hard days walking.

Staying in Keswick, and only visited this place so we could drive the Honister and Newlands passes, so weren't expecting anything particularly special. But we were very pleasantly surprised. No bookings available, but a very short queue and we were in. Covid rules well observed....

I visited the Bridge Inn on Saturday for dinner and felt compelled to write a review. Despite the current C-19 challenge, the welcome was warm and the service was superb throughout. I had a burger which was genuinely the best burger I’ve ever had! My...

We stopped in for a pint and a snack mid-walk. The staff were friendly and efficient, giving good customer service and following Covid guidelines. The pilsner was good, but what really stood out for us was the food. I had the soup of the day,...

We have visited the Bridge on a regular basis over a period of several years now. It is the perfect place to stay in Buttermere. The food and beer are of a very high standard. The bar is cosy and full of character. The rooms are wonderfully well-equipped and comfortable. The setting is inimitable with pristine mountains - some high and challenging, High Stile, Grasmoor, others perfect for an introduction to the fells, Randerdale Knotts or walks on low ground - within easy reach and lakes to die for. Most importantly, the staff are professional ,courteous and extremely warm and welcoming. We visited this weekend after a Covid-enforced absence and it felt like coming home. Ray welcomed us - and our lab - back with open arms (well socially distanced open arms of course !). This superb hotel achieves the perfect balance between a high quality experience and down-to-earth warmth. It is Covid-safe.

Stopped off for a pub lunch of homemade soup and roll washed down with a pint of Bridge Inn pale ale. Felt very safe as staff explained covid19 rules. Great service and tasty food

Slick efficient staff with Covid friendly service. Good ale. Amazing fish and chips. Cosy inside and sunny terrace (subject to weather!)

Very welcoming, comfortable and great service. Couldn’t stay long but staff were very pleasant and attentive. May consider staying in Buttermere on our next trip.

Stopped for lunch today. My wife had the steak and ale pie which was good, I had the burger which was poor, over cooked, processed cheese and fries undercooked. Well overpriced at £13.95 and staff not that interested when told it wasn't that good.

Caminé desde el pueblo de Loweswater y paré para almorzar. Sentado afuera y muy bien administrado para COVID - 19. Personal amable y atento. Lugar encantador. Ambos tenían la Cumberland Ale y las hamburguesas. Sin duda, las hamburguesas y patatas fritas caseras eran increíbles. No entiendo las críticas negativas, el precio es razonable para la ubicación, las porciones y la calidad. Volveremos la semana que viene antes de regresar a Sussex

Después de leer varias críticas, decidimos hacer un viaje a Buttermere y probar el Bridge Inn por nosotros mismos. Nos decepcionó un poco. Ambos pedimos la cesta del pescador. Sonaba genial, pero lamentablemente no cumplió con el gusto. Los calamares estaban masticables, los goujons de eglefino tenían una masa suave y los langostinos estaban demasiado cocidos y muy secos.En el lado positivo, son muy Covid: conscientes y el entorno era encantador

Después de un paseo por Buttermere, estábamos más que listos para comer y beber algo agradable. Una pinta de Guinness para mí y una copa de vino para mi esposa fueron tremendamente bien. Yo tenía eglefino y patatas fritas, ella tenía una cesta de pescador. Servido un poco - cocido pero aún muy agradable. A los 15. 95 por cada comida, un toque en el lado alto, pero qué esperas de un hotel en el campo. También se admiten perros. Recomendado

Estoy de acuerdo con algunas de las otras críticas aquí, el tamaño de las porciones es ridículo. Rara vez dejo comida en mi plato y después de caminar 9 millas hoy tenía hambre, el pastel de bistec y cerveza era normal, solo tenía el sabor que se hizo hace una semana. Hazlo más pequeño, cobrame diez y todos son felices

Our third stay and everything is a bit weird at the moment....but the hotel and staff were delightful. They worked hard and made us feel safe. The menu was excellent and they went above and beyond in catering for allergies. It’s a great place to stay in one of the most beautiful parts of the Lake District. Particular thanks to Ray and Nikki but all staff are great.

Called in today without booking after a walk round the lake. Excellent food from a good choice of straightforward dishes. Quick service Very friendly staff and excellent organisation with regards to the current requirements of social distancing and track and trace. Would thoroughly recommend, but go early or book beforehand.

We visited the beer garden for a quick drink before our walk around Buttermere. We were so impressed by the service and atmosphere we booked a table to eat for a couple of hours later after our walk. After our walk we were ready for a hearty meal. We ordered the steak and ale pie and it was out of this world. The biggest and tastiest pie we have ever had. The restaurant was all table service and all COVID 19 precautions were implemented at all times. We were served by Alexandra who was efficient, friendly and extremely helpful PS. If you cannot eat your steak and ale pie in one sitting they are happy to box it up for you to take home.

Having walked around Buttermere we were starving! Time for a late lunch....Ordered 4 meals - pie, fish and chips, soup and a scone, pasta.Even the veg were fresh, flavourful and clearly prepared by an expert. Veggie Pie - never seen anything like it. Light gravy with exquisite veg. Massive and perfectly cooked fish. Great pub chips. Scone with clotted cream and the chefs own rum butter. Gorgeous soup. Kid's pasta generous portion. Lovely pint of Cumberland ale.A fabulous dog-friendly place which comes very highly recommended by us.

Well done Bridge Inn Lovely location! (Obvs!!) Staff lovely, friendly and helpful! Food is really good! Amazing mushroom soup! Then a simple but knock-out chicken in a basket!! Just what you need ;)