The Three Hares Cafe in South Lakeland

After a long walk, (you know when your legs are like jelly and you're a bit delirious), the Three Hares Cafe was a caramel-packed safehaven. I've visited hundreds of cafes (and reviewed a fair few on here) and the negative reviews are a little baffling. Yes, the scones look burnt but they are airy light and a welcome companion to a brew. Funnily enough, they probably know how to make a decent scone given the expertise across the road at the Black Bull Inn. It is a small cafe, only a few tables, that doubtless gets filled quickly but Sedbergh has alternatives nearby if you're stuck. They nailed my preference for a caramel slice (90% oozing caramel) and the pies and other bits we took home all hit the spot. Special mention for their donuts. They look like giant charred cannon balls that ooze jam. Glorious when warmed up.

If you had walked the river in anticipation of the charming sounding Three Hares - prepare for disappointment A deli is stretching a point .. it is not . Nor on the day I visited was it a bakery A basket of burnt - not caught .. BURNT fruit scones in an open basket on display in direct line to be coughed on . No deli bits for say a picnic ! A few undercover tired looking cakes . Terrible coffee . Indifferent staff . No seating . It has monopoly on the little high street - needs to do better .

We went to buy some take-away cakes but on seeing a basket of scorched scones on display in the window we gave it a miss. NOTE to owners; burnt scones are not a good look!

Good coffee and friendly Accommodating staff. A good choice of delicious cakes and savouries. They do home cooked meals to take away as an option.

We travelled about an hour especially to visit the ‘cafe’, however the premises are now a bakery only ie take out. We purchased 2 sandwiches for £5 each, which on reflection had been sat in chiller for quite a time; both lacked flavour and had no finesse to them (large piece of smoked mackerel with tiny bit of watercress and horseradish dressing). Just really disappointing and expensive.

I am posting this on behalf of the THG buffet lunch supplied Excellent first class food and was enjoyed by all on film set Many thanks and our full recommendations

Unfassbar leckerer Carrot Cake, ebenfalls sehr guter Ginger Chocolate Cake, Kaffee in Ordnung, sehr schöner Laden, hochwertiges kulinarisches Souvenir.

Had the panini was amazing with delicious chunky chips very reasonable in price and allowed the dogs in too, definitely go back when visiting the lakes very friendly staff

Visited earlier today for a take away hot drink. Drinks were excellent - husband said it was the best coffee he had had in the last 2 weeks (we have been on a staycation with coffees out each day). Cakes looked amazing - but unfortunately we had just eaten so declined. Will definitely return next time we are in Sedbergh.

Stopped here before a walk in the area and had a wonderful lunch - soup with fantastic sandwiches. Great gluten free choice. I had ham, cheese and avocado - it was one of the best sandwiches I've had since having to eat gluten free. Lots of cakes too - I had to choose one to take away as I was so full but I can confirm also delicious when eaten later! Lovely cafe, great atmosphere.

Lovely, cosy cafe in heart of the town. Coffee and hot drinks all fab; good selection snacks/sandwiches. The cakes were simply amazing! Highly recommend!

A rainy day in Sedbergh so heading up Winder was out of the equation. Home made soup and bread was excellent.

Very pleasant place for tea though lunches also available i believe. The baking was excellent and the attitude of staff was friendly and attentive.

We took time out from our busy schedule to go here as a treat whilst in the area working. The menu was very limited, no sign of the lovely pastries the bf remembers them having, and the coffee was not good. Also, the service was not at all friendly and they were late to open. Following our disappointing visit, the bf assured me it used to be 'Top Notch'. Not any more.

The Three Hares is a great little cafe. We have visited several times now and would be there frequently if we lived nearer. The menu is of good, fresh, quality and the staff are helpful, friendly and happy. Glad to see you so busy during a soggy January day!!

I was here in late December 2019 when most other cafes were closed. the place was rammed! However I am sure this was not only because of lack of anywhere else to go. Those of us who ordered food really enjoyed the quality of the ingredients and the imaginative sandwich filling etc. was much appreciated. However one of the group had coffee and said it was awful. I didn't have this myself so cannot confirm.Tthe tea was fine.

The Three Hares used to be a firm favourite and I would have given it 5 stars, but things have changed and it’s a real shame. Now the menu is limited and without the pizazz and style it used to have. The food used to be varied, quirky and of a high standard, but The owners have opened a second business across the road and now the cafe only offers soup, sandwiches, sausage rolls and limited cakes. I’m not even sure the bread is still cooked by them. If you’ve never been before then you will probably think it’s a great place and thoroughly enjoy it.

We drove throughout Sedburgh and spotted this little place and what an amazing place it is. Friendly welcome, small but perfectly thought out menu and quick service. The food...I could have eaten it all again. A wonderful place that we would definitely visit again.

Shocking service / waiting for 10 mins while staff chatting with door left wide open and freezing cold. No menus on tables or prices on anything in the fridges - girl proudly said she couldn’t use the complicated coffee machine - maybe some training from the owners is in order.

Extremely poor service, especially when the place was 2/3 empty on a December Friday afternoon, sandwiches made with no butter in them - very dry, no menu’s available on the tables at all, no chalk board price list other than coffees and finally VERY EXPENSIVE! When asking for the bill we were informed at the till that they wanted £18.40 for 2 ham sandwiches, 2 mince pies, 1 coffee and 1 tea.......paid and left never to return, obviously in the business of ripping off tourists.

Small cafe with a warm welcome. Homemade cakes. Hot spicy apple drink was wow. Toilets are upstairs but there are accessible toilets very near to in the car park. They are always very clean.

What a fabulous find. The food was utterly delicious and beautifully served; with a side order of the perfect welcome. A place to drive out of your way for.

Attended here on route to a wedding for some lunch. 5 of us and a baby. Staff were very friendly and accommodating and the sandwiches soup and cake were delicious. If we are in the area again we will defo come again.

What a wonderful little café! Not a huge menu choice, but who needs masses of choice when the food is this good? Best get there early as it can get a little busy.

We were staying at the Black Bull for the night and arrived early to go walking so popped into the Three Hares for a quick lunch. Simple menu but done with thought. Great bread. Soup was tasty but lukewarm. Coffee good. Staff friendly.

We went for coffee in this cafe as it seemed the most popular. Coffee was lovely, homemade fruit scone delicious. The only problem was there were only two staff. One girl making drinks, the other girl doing everything else, including takeaway sales. Having said that she was amazing and 8 don’t think anyone had to wait too long. Bu5 l9vely little cafe.

We have been big fans of the 3 Hares. Booked for lunch on our most recent trip to the area. Turned up full of anticipation for a foodie blow out to find that there have been significant changes. The menu is now - soup, sandwiches , sausage roll, one salad ( all displayed pre made in the counter cabinet) - or a combination.

Loved this coffee stop. Produce lovely and the music and atmosphere was great too. Nice helpful staff. Very busy but a pleasant place to have to wait for service. Tastefully decorated in keeping with the lovely town of Sedbergh.

Dropped in for a quick breakfast and was not disappointed. Cappuccino and scones were wonderful. Very flavourful and filling.

A chum and I called in for a spot of late lunch on a busy Saturday in the midst of a Sheepfest! We were found a table in a busy cafe with no fuss and served rpomptyly. The sandwiches were amazing (rare breed ham thick cut in a fresh baked by the owner, and an English mustard mayonnaise) roll for me and ham and avocado (I know) for my chum. Washed down with a pot of Earl Grey and some ginger beer. The atmosphere was busy but very friendly. It wa too warm for soup, but the marrow soup smelled very good indeed. If you are in the area, please do call in for a cup of tea and a scone, or more.

Not your usual high street café. Their is a German influence here and it is reflected in the excellent baking.The toasted teacakes had a pleasant spicy taste and I noted that much emphasis was placed on local products. Pleasant owners who make you feel welcomed.In addition Sedburgh has a pleasant centre with lots of fascinating second hand bookshops. We did the Dales Way walk from Dent and took the bus back. But be aware that the only decent bus journeys are on Saturdays.

We visited The Three Hares while the monthly artisan market was on so the place was bustling. This didn’t daunt the couple running it who juggled selling to people who popped in for bread and buns with customers at tables. The coffee and cinnamon bun (they looked home-cooked) were excellent and, IMPORTANTLY, the background music was some low-key jazz (perfect).

Nice cafe with lovely homemade cakes but staff rather surly. Didn't listen to us then got the order wrong. If they slowed down they'd get things done quicker

Had a lovely lunch here - the food is absolutely top quality. Artisan bread - so yummy. Homemade soup was delicious. Great staff. Right on the main high street - so grab a coffee (and cake) and enjoy people watching.

Stopped here mid bike ride. Only had the classic cyclist fare of coffee and cake, however the standard was excellent, as was the service and the overall ambiance. We would definitely make a point of returning the next time we’re in the area.

Quaint little coffee shop in Sedbergh! Friendly service. Selection of food and drinks. One of the few places open past five pm

We were looking for somewhere for morning cup of coffee and dropped into the Three Hares by chance. I am used to in the UK to mediocre coffee especially decaf and was really surprised to be served probably the best cup I have had for many a month. The pastries and particularly the sausage rolls looked extremely appetising and if you are in Sedbergh I would drop in as from my experience you will not be disappointed .

Sat for ten minutes while the man a the counter played with the till got fed up of waiting and left. How can there ever be anything more important than attending to a customer??

Was visiting Sedbergh, with my husband, for the first time during the May Bank Holiday weekend and came across The Three Hares - the food was lovely, good home baked bread and cakes, salads fresh, coffee excellent. We enjoyed the experience so much heading north to Newcastle we made a detour today, the experience was still as good and well worth our detour, look forward to our next visit.

lovely choices, and great drinks and cakes, good service friendley staff. Great breads and a warm welcome for young and old alike

Sedbergh is a small town with only one true Main Street, but there are a few good restaurants. I have to say though that the Three Hares is excellent for morning coffee or afternoon tea. The coffee is good and there are unusual soups changed on a daily basis. The day I visited, there was a broccoli soup on offer. It sounds unlikely but it was absolutely lovely. The menu seems to be flexible and the cakes looked fantastic although I personally did not indulge!

I love the three hares! I am not local at all (I actually live an hour and a half away in Warrington) yet the three hares is my favourite place to eat and is always my first choice for birthdays and special occasions.

Stopped here for a wee break It was a lovely wee cafe Friendly staff Nice and clean The hot chocolate was lovely

We were on holiday and we went to purchase a nutty home made loaf,as the holiday cottage owner had bought us one the previous day and it was superb. However when we got there they had sold out so we purchased a wholemeal loaf instead which was just as good. We stayed for a delicious coffee, just a flat white decaf. but that was excellent. the place was really buzzing and almost packed to capacity. The owner gave us the telephone number so that we could order the bread when we wanted it and collect at our convenience. This we will do when we are travelling home, something to remember our holiday .

Popped in whilst visiting Sedbergh secondhand bookshops for National Book Day. The coffee was really lovely, I had the homemade almond and marzipan biscuit my friend had the fruit scone. Both were delicious. We spotted the the jam doughnuts on the way out so bought a couple to take home for hubby and friend, both said very delicious.

We had an amazing visit at the three hairs cafe. The food was sensasanel and the presentation was superb. If your looking for a healthy delicious welcoming cafe the three hairs is for you. Also wide range of foods to suit everyone.

70 miles into a long ride and the legs were tiring, late return home valentines domestic was on the cards! Fortunately stopped at the 3 hares, waitress (red hair) was excellent, friendly, helpful and made a superb flat white, the glass of coke was most refreshing, and the Doobie brothers Long train running was on the radio, brilliant combo ! I whizzed up Garsdale, the Buttertubs were as nothing, and I got home in time for the valentines meal! Thoroughly recommend this cafe to other cyclists needing some oomph !

went in for 2 coffees. Waitress seemed offended when we only wanted coffee and not breakfast at 10.45. Coffee was good. On paying money was taken without a thank you or any response whatsoever. When we said thank you coworker did respond.

Delicious lunch of soup and sandwiches. The kale soup was so tasty and far so much more than I thought it would be. Very relaxed, friendly service and would definately recommend a visit to this little cafe.

This is a restaurant we have visited on two occasions and we think they have slightly missed the point. Those coming to this restaurant are invariably, as we were wet through and cold and so it is not appreciated when they leave the entrance door wide open. It's only a small place and used to be the bakery, so it's basically only the size of a shop and so we weren't more than a few feet from the door and became colder than when we entered, if that could be possible. I had the soup, which was great and was served not too hot or too cold. My partner had a ham sandwich and I felt very sorry for him. My soup cost under £4 and with a slice of bread was good value for money, my partner wanted a ham sandwich and paid £6+ for a slice of bread cup in half with a slice of ham. This was possibly the smallest sandwich I have ever seen and for the price was astonishingly poor value. I wish they had told him they had run out of bread and adjusted the price, or maybe they think that one slice is enough to make a sandwich, I don't know. I'm sure that there are some good dishes served here, but no guarantee you won't leave almost as hungry as you arrived as my partner did.

This is not a big cafe, so it was rather surprising that we sat for over 10 minutes waiting to be served and appeared to be invisible to the waitress. We got up in the and and walked out. With this sort of service we wont be going there again.

Called in here Tuesday afternoon for coffee and a cake but should have known when we looked through the window. The table in the window was piled high with dirty pots. Cups, saucers plates etc. We found 2 empty tables both still full of used cups and saucers etc. We were not greeted at all by any of the staff. We sat down none of the staff made any eye contact. In fact we were ignored. They seemed to be in complete disarray. Yes they were busy but surely not too busy to even speak to us and say they would be with us shortly. They just kept their heads down. So after a 10 minute wait we got up and left obviously they didn’t want our custom. That won’t be a problem in the future we definitely won’t be back. Our money will spend anywhere.

We had read good things about the Three Hares so headed there for a mid-morning coffee on arriving in Sedbergh for the first time. I almost wondered whether we'd got the wrong place... We were not made to feel welcome and although we only wanted two coffees and a couple of pieces of toast, we had quite a long wait and felt like we were inconveniencing the staff. The coffee and sourdough toast were nice but I wouldn't go back for anything more substantial.

We stop off here during a long trip home. Lovely welcome from all staff. Lunch time food was really good better then it read on menu. Please if you get the chance to pop in do so. The cakes look amazing but had full bellies.

On a motorcycle trip to Hawes via Sedburgh and we were really cold, it was a Sunday and were only serving hot drinks and cakes, that did us, lovely tea and coffee and coffee walnut cake for 3, it was first aid for us and warmed us up, the 2 girls serving were really nice, will go again.

Very popular with visitors and locals. Dogs allowed. We had poached eggs on toast and scrambled eggs on toast, the only comment is if you have problems with your teeth avoid toast products as it is tough to eat for us this was no problem. Everything is home cooked, bread cakes and quite a few people were waiting for the doughnuts.

This lovely little restaurant has a first class menu and fine wind selection. A welcoming smile greets you upon arrival, and the service overall is very good indeed. You need to try this little gem.

A nice little café to stop for cake in the afternoon or on a walk. Bare in mind that they stop serving food in the early afternoon so if you are looking for a full meal/late lunch you might be disappointed.

We found the Three Hares a few year ago by accident on our return from holiday and it found it was a lovely place with good food and friendly staff. Since then we have made a point of making a detour from the motorway to go here for lunch. How things have changed! We arrived here at around 2.45pm which was hardly that late on a Saturday at the end of the summer holidays. The young woman who greeted us informed us that they were low on food (which was no doubt true as the bakery display that you can also make take away purchases from was nearly empty) so weren't cooking any more but could still serve sandwiches, which was fine with us as that and a drink is all we were after. She offered us menus but before we could sit down the older woman with red hair (just so anyone can identify and therefore avoid her exemplary customer service skills!!!) barked that they were no longer serving food in a very curt and rude manner, no apology, pleasantness or offer of anything to take away with us. How the two tables marked up as reserved were going to get on when they arrived is anyone's guess? Clearly someone had had enough for the day and wanted to go home, that however is no excuse for that sort of service or attitude, courtesy doesn't cost anything but if she worked for my business her lack of would cost her a job! I can't stress how rude this woman was but can only say that we were so stunned by it that this is one of the few times I've ever written a review on anywhere. I can't review the food as we didn't get so much as a sniff of that. It's such a shame as we had really rated this place until now and doubt we will ever go back.

This lovely eatery is slowing going down hill. Where once one was welcomed with a smile now it’s a curt grunt. Where once the food was excellent now it’s boring and served lukewarm. Front of house staff are rude and unhelpful.

Very busy (which is fantatic) lovely hard working staff! Lunch was gorgeous....bread to die for! Will definately be back!

What a delightful small eatery this is but the size belies the standard and quality of the food available. Fine dining food at reasonable prices but it's best to pre-book if you want to be certain of a table at lunchtime. .

Very nice cafe,good homecooked savouries and homemade cakes.it was so busy had to wait to get a table.

Visited while very busy so our group of four sat at two separate tables. Two ate from the breakfast menu and two from the lunch. All happy with choices. Beef pie, Fish and chips (slightly undercooked) egg on blood pudding and bacon butty, tea, coke, Americano, chocolate and Guinness cake(amazing). Attentive service. £40 ish. No photos of food!

Small and quirky with a good range of cakes. Sedbergh has a shortage of coffee stops so we were grateful to find this one. Fabulous fruit scone with jam, very light in texture. They also produce artisan breads which looked very nice but didn’t try. Was a popular place. Would return if stopping in Sedburgh again.

Our visit to the Three Hares Café was very disappointing, the greeting that we received upon our arrival was very curt and borderline rude, we believed we were on time but the waitress passed comment that the table "had just about been held", the café wasn't full so we didn't believe this was necessary. Our food order was taken promptly, we were offered a good variety of breads for our sandwiches, 3 ordered sandwiches, the sandwich fillings were plenty but the ham sandwich was overpowered by too much mustard mayo, the bread was just okay. The soup tasty but was luke warm. Sadly won't be returning when we visit next month.

We've had several meals here, and every time the menu is different, and everything we order has always been amazing. Also a great selection of bread and cakes

Food made this visit for lunch worthwhile. Tasty and very fresh and was the best part of our visit. Main Street is currently being dug up (June 2018) and a bit annoying. That will pass in time and eating outside will be possible again.

Rather than "brave" a motorway service station on the M6 for a pit-stop - we took a 6 miles detour to Sedbergh. After passing a number of deserted cafes we spotted the booming Three Hares cafe. Excellent coffee - a splendid selection of baked on the premises cakes & pastries - so good we turned up for a hot snack lunch a week later on the southwards return journey. I imagine it is a magnet for walkers in the summer. This is a down to earth top quality friendly cafe that welcomes dogs and "understands" muddy boots whilst offering super food and excellent value for money. There is a car park within 100 yards. Naturally cakes were bought for the journey home.

Called in for lunch midweek. The food was very good: well thought out, quality ingredients and very tasty.

And by 'fine' I mean its original sense , and not 'just ok'!

Been calling at this cafe/bakery for 4 years on several stayes at Sedbergh and have to say very disappointed with our last visit. For everything we had grow to love had changed. Service poor borderline rude, food portions small once arrived a second time as whole order in correct and food not as good as it used too be. To sum up staff too young and inexperienced, lacking service etiquette. The place has always been busy but got the feeling if you where not local it was a hassle to serve you and that was the owner. Not good value for money anymore. Won't return in October as normal

We continue to look forward to and to enjoy a Saturday evening meal at the Three Hares once a month. Although not cheap, the venue and varied menu continues to surprise and delight its regular and occasional customers.

Made a flying stop en route from the Lakes to Lytham St. Anne's. Recommended by the TIC, this dog-friendly cafe was a great choice: we enjoyed super scones and watched as many customers came in for them to purchase as a take-away. Our visit was further enhanced by the acquisition of a felted sheep at the nearby local craft shop (now on my mantelpiece!) Many thanks.

Dropped in for an afternoon coffee & cake. Was not disappointed with the large array of homemade cakes. Yummo.

Big pot of tea and yummy home made cakes. Wish we could have stopped for longer! A great stop for walkers.

A great little cafe selling gorgeous homemade bread , great coffee and a variety of delicious dishes using local produce.Three Hares also provided us with a lovely Lancashire lamb hot pot supper for 30 guests (half of whom were from the US) the night before a wedding . We had excellent service and can't recommend them enough .

Sorry it sounds awful I know but bitter experience says that there is very little that is brilliant in the area - you can eat well but don’t expect surprise or genius. The

Rustic little cafe but with great restaurant quality food! Currently only open a few days a week in the evenings. Recommended to dine here by our hosts at The Malabar, the Hares didn't let them down...we really enjoyed our meal, had starters...Sea Bream Ceviche which...

Very friendly Bistro feel about the place. Very welcoming. Food was the most inventive, interesting and superb quality we have had in ages, including at some top places. Sensible prices. All round brilliant.

Had a fantastic lunch, the food and staff were excellent, very reasonably priced and a lovely atmosphere.The only thing we did not like was the three big dogs (labradors).

Lovely menu and good service. Busy on a cold wednesday in march so must be heaving in the summer but well worth a visit. Gorgeous bread made and sold in the cafe too.

Often pop in fir a brew , occasionally lunch . The bread they bake , use and sell is excellent. Cakes lovely , service also excellent. Only di ed once , beef sandwich and a mackerel sandwich , both home cooked fillings and excellent quality

Fantastic food and lovely service! Great local ingredients cooked with care and attention. The desserts were particularly phenomenal and with each dish there were a few little flavour twists that took it to the next level. Reasonably priced and utterly delicious. Other reviews have mentioned cleanliness of the restaurant and staff but we had none of these issues. The staff and owners were all lovely!

2x breakfasts & 1x dinner at the Three Hares this week. Innovative dinner menu with lots of good choices for lectin / gluten - ophobes. Simple, yummy breakfast options. Huge, tempting cake selection. Quirky, unfussy vibe. All members of the team I met were uniformly attentive & friendly. If you picked this place up and set it down in Venice LA, or Camden, there’d be a queue 20+ deep at all times. Great job, guys.

Made our first visit on Saturday morning. Staff friendly and helpful, coffee very good (strong and well-flavoured) and very tempting baking on offer. All this and quality newspapers on hand for customers to read. So good that we went back for more late in the afternoon.

Gorgeous brunch and delicious cakes to take away for later. Staff are excellent. I’m sure we will come again

Rustic charm. Excellent food, best venison I’ve had in a long time. Service felt a little rushed, taking plates away as the last mouthful of cheese went in! Overall very good and have already recommended to friends.

Just had lunch at this lovely cafe. The soups were delicious, I shall be attempting to make beetroot and horseradish soup when I get home but it won't be as good as the Three Hares I'm sure. Husband's steak pie was much enjoyed and my cheese platter was fresh and came with salad bits and homemade piccalilli. The cafe bakes it' s own bread, which is served with the soup and platters. The cakes looked delicious but we were too full to try them, maybe on the way back home ..... coffee good too. There was also an extensive wine list and choices of pump and bottled beers. The cafe is, not surprisingly, very popular and fortunately we had booked for Sunday lunchtime.

We called into the cafe on a day visit to Sedbergh. This is a lovely cafe situated on the high street with a great atmosphere. We were planning to just have a coffee but once inside and seeing all the fabulous home made bread and cakes we knew ‘just a coffee’ would not be possible. The list of cakes seemed to be endless but with the choice of a pumpkin crunch and chocolate brownie we were not disappointed. This accompanied with good coffee was all we needed for the start of our walk on the fells. A great cafe, with great service and food and one we would definitely return too! Highly recommend a visit....oh and dog friendly too....simply perfect!

No matter if it is luncheon the day, coffee and cake in the afternoon, or dinner at the weekend, The Three Hares is an absolute gem. The food is superb and highly inventive. Their ethos behind what they do when you read their menu is admirable. Worth a detour off the motorway.

Last Saturday we took over the whole place for a birthday party. The 6 course tasting menu was an amazing array of local foods, presented to showcase the different flavours and textures. Everyone of the 21 of us (from 7 - 70) cleared their plates.

One horrible cold wet day in January we decided to go over to Sedbergh and The Three Hares Café for lunch. This is just over 100 mile round trip for us, so that should tell you that we recommend this place.

This place is a real find. Somehow we were lucky enough to get the last table for dinner by calling on the day and we are so glad we did. It's small and friendly and you can tell the people who run it take great pride and work super hard to keep it in shape. An unusual and varied menu, this isn't your usual pub / cafe grub so it's wise to go hungry and feeling adventurous. Excellent wine list. Go!

Popular cafe with artisan bread and cake sales too. Food was quality but a bit too frilly for my taste. However, cafe always full of people drinking good coffee and chatting, whenever I pass by.

Great food, great wine selection and amazing coffee+dessert. We had a great time and our dogs seems already know where to go when we parked our car in Sedbergh.

We visited in November 2017 and it was full ,but the staff kindly made space for us to have drinks and olives.We knew we had to come back! The food was superb with really interesting dishes, imagination ,excellence and happy helpful staff. And a great decor and ambiance.One of us had driven from Glasgow ,the other from Leeds and we had a magnificent evening .This is a restaurant of the highest quality . Thank you so much!

We managed to get a table for dinner just before Christmas and had a stunning meal. The food is locally sourced and imaginative and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. Best to book for their evening meals and probably for lunches too if you don't want to be disappointed. Sedbergh is a small town so to find a restaurant offering such a creative and delicious menu was a wonderful surprise. Staff friendly and helpful into the bargain.

Relaxed and friendly, just a quick lunch stop and was very happy to find this place. Took some of the bread home too.

Excellent meals every time. Locally sourced. Seasonal specialities. Fresh brad every day. Only open in evening on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Best to book ahead in evenings