The best restaurants in Roosecote Barrow-in-Furness North West

Excellent food, great place to visit and they make you feel welcome also very friendly staff definitely recommend going to eat.

This is my second review for this pub. It's a fabulous spot to visit on a trip to a little island. It has changed hands since my last visit. Food is no longer served, but there are plenty of crisps, chocolate bars etc, so you won't starve ! Lots of outdoor seating to look at the view. A must

This place is a GEM, .. julie who served us was very professional and polite, Amy who was cooking made a great bacon bun, proper thick bacon with lots of taste. the place is immaculate and well presented. well worth travelling to it, i think bookings are advisable at busy times e.g lunch. will defo be back .

Lovely wee pub. We stopped in whilst in the area briefly. Very warm inside and we received a very warm friendly welcome by the regulars who were very nice to us and our dogs

We booked for 8 people for our Boxing Day lunch. We had viewed the Christmas menu and were looking forward to our meal. On arrival we were informed that the Chef left a week ago and there were no Roast dinners on the menu. Apparently the replacement "Chef" thought people would have had enough of Christmas dinners so was not cooking any. I think it's appalling that we were not contacted and made aware of the situation so that we could have made an informed decision on whether to attend, very dishonest and unprofessional. We were given a very basic menu which included fish and chips, pie, scampi etc, not very Christmassy and not even a cracker or festive napkin in site. Soup was luke warm, scampi tasteless and the only thing I enjoyed was the sticky toffee pudding, and at £7.50 that was a relief. A bill of over £200 for an overwhelmingly disappointing experience. Will not be returning.

Large varied order for 19, meal delivered within 5 minutes of agreed time, all items clearly labeled and everybody very pleased with what they had ordered

Came with my family for a casual meal only to walk through a beer garden full of drunks who appeared to be loud, uncontrolled and very unwelcoming. My previous visit last year was a completely different experience. Very disappointing.

Very cold I wished I'd worn something warmer. There appeared to be only one lady working bar, taking food orders and serving both areas . There wasn't a lot of customers and after reading that there was a new innovative chef I was surprised there weren't more curious customers. We ordered a roast. I had beef and my husband had lamb. Plenty of meat which was well cooked and tasty. The veg were beyond Al Dente, they were hard, there was a very thin sliver of carrot, some hard batons of parsnip, a piece of hard cauliflower and hard broccoli. There were two very pale and very small " roast " potatoes, a couple of table spoons of mash potato and some tasty gravy . I am the least fussy eater in the world but didn't enjoy this meal . The Yorkshire puddings were nice. Sadly we won't be going back. Very disappointed as we had high hopes .