The best restaurants in Dalston Carlisle North West

Friendly people, nice traditional boozer with outside seating. Good selection of ales that they brew themselves on the premises. Handy if you’ve been for a walk down the river and your heading back to Carlisle from dalston 👍🏼

Absolutely perfect meal last night! The three of us all had gorgeous burgers, and all clean plates! (OK, there were a few chips left, but I defy anyone to finish all of them!!) Perfect service, and a lovely evening. Many thanks, see you again soon.

It was so busy we couldn't get a table,sure sign of quality.

Made very welcome late on Sunday when fully booked. Food, service and support excellent.

Lovely village pub and very well organised for busy lunch times. I had the Welly Warmer special pie which was excellent. Service was super speedy (we hardly had to wait for our food to arrive) and the staff extremely friendly and accommodating to us and the other guests. I did have difficulty trying to call to book in as the phone wasn't answered whenever I tried. I had also seen it was dog friendly online and had tried to confirm this via phone but couldn't get through. On arrival a sign on the door stated dogs were not allowed inside (but were in the beer garden) which was a little disappointing as it did seem to be dog friendly. That was my only niggle and I would happily return as the staff and food more than made up for it.

Superb quality food, some of the best fish I've ever had, huge portions and great service. Can't wait for them to re-open!

What a wonderful little place, had the full English breakfast and it was fantastic, all cooked to perfection and served super quick, will definitely be back again.

Very fresh lovely side salad with my ham cheese toasties.. went midmorning. My friend had chicken baguette with fresh salad lots of chicken. We were delighted with service and friendliness and price. Certainly place to go back again

Definitely back again to eat all from menu and drink some more cocktails

Need to go over to the North East to understand the meaning of the real fish and chips! Batter too thin and tasteless, skin normally left on for better taste - but cod skinless and tasteless. Mush instead of mushy peas. Chips cold.

brilliant breakfast and very good value.best breakfast I have had in 79 years(my age). very pleasant and efficieint service also

Visited with my wife and a friend for afternoon coffee and cakes. Drinks were fine, and our friend’s square of cake was fine, however my wife and I had quite meagre slices of cake, her Victoria sponge was a very narrow slice, and my coffee cake was smaller still, however we finished our cakes and coffee and paid the bill. As we were leaving we observed someone else having cake brought to them which was by contrast a very generous slice indeed. So it’s pot luck really - it may be the case that the cakes that are selling well are cut thinly to maximise revenue per slice, whereas the less popular variants are cut generously to get rid of them, but it’s shockingly inconsistent .

Premier inn are not what they used to be. Very out dated. Breakfast was across the road at The Beefeater and their is no room service anymore. If you want fresh towels and coffee refreshments, you got to ask at reception. Also, they tried to charge us twice for the Sunday breakfast that we didn't book.

Beautiful venue very helpful staff

The food was not worth the price at all,burger was served just by itself as I asked for no red onion not even a bit off lettuce or salad in sight!my husbands lasagne was so hard on top he could barely cut through it also the chicken fajitas were chewy and unedible and served with a wrap which was stone cold as if straight from the fridge,will most definitely not be back