The best restaurants in Wetheral Carlisle North West

Very busy but found a seat in a short while. Pricing plan for sandwiches a bit confusing but maybe that was just me. We had the nicest cheese scones we’ve had for a long time and a tasty coffee and tea. Clean, tidy with friendly staff , I will defend barely go back there again.

Had afternoon tea at Warwick Hall today with 3 friends. Everything was lovely, fresh and home made sandwiches, quiche, scones cream and jam and an assortment of cakes, pot of tea plus glass of prosecco. Would definitely recommend.

The Posting Pot in Wetheral is a fabulous cafe. Great atmosphere delicious food and all home cooked. With amazing home made puddings. Will definitely be back

We visited on 29 Sep 2024, booked for 6.45pm. Lovely looking restaurant, and staff were great. Food was disappointing for the price unfortunately. The wife had the mozzarella and roasted peach salad starter. My wife enjoyed this, I thought it was ok but the mozzarella balls could've been fresher. I had the calamari. It looked lovely, but tasted only okay as the squid also could've been fresher. The wife had the bang bag cauliflower mains. The sauce was nice but rice was a little too hard, The cauliflower was done in a crumbly batter, which would've been nice if crunchier. The problem probably was that the cauliflower was very soft, and it was mixed through the sauce, therefore softening the batter. I just had fish and chips as I already had the other 2 options recently elsewhere; Sunday roast and lamb with mint. The fish was cooked nicely and not overcooked. However, it would taste better if salted or seasoned before battering and frying. It was incredibly oily too. The mushy peas wasn't anything special at all, nor the tartar sauce. We shared a mango Panna cotta. I prefer Panna cotta to be lighter weight but it was still okay. The short breads with them seemed a bit random to me, really didn't compliment the dish plus were very mediocre. The 2 course was £25. The 3 course was £30. I just felt it wasn't worth the price. We chose this restaurant as it has really good reviews, and was near the motorway at the right time as we were driving up from Liverpool back to Glasgow. I'm not sure if Fini's is a restaurant that runs there all week long or just part of the time. If only part of the time, it is not clear. If it is all week, I'm very disappointed with the food. Plus, why was a Sunday lunch menu available only for 6.45pm? Thankfully the staff were nice and it was a lovely clean venue.

Forget the motorway services - stop here for lunch! 3 mins from J43 of M6. Lovely welcome, delicious food, clean and friendly. Local Cumberland sausage is amazing!

Below average. Was looking forward to trying this , as it's about the only Indian restaurant around Carlisle I haven't been to. Disappointed, poppadoms were not crisp (£1 each and £3.50 for 3 small dips) my daughter and partner said the tikka masala was the worst they had ever had. Although I enjoyed my curry, it has black rotten coriander on it. My mum's Biryani sauce was tasteles. What really was disappointing about the visit was the atmosphere, we were sat at the back of the restaurant around 2 tables of 30 blokes. We couldn't hear ourselves speak and couldn't wait to leave. Waited around for ages for someone to ask if we had finished, in the end had to go ask for the bill at reception. Also charged for a pint we didn't have. Only realised afterwards.

Visited a few times between July and September. Only in September did we manage to actually book to have food due to you having to call them to book, but the phone not being answered on several occasions. Food was ok, nothing special.....unless you're a football fan and don't mind eating under a TV screen whilst everyone is staring at you!! Not in a rush to return to what is very much a locals only vibe

Scallops, Stake and Cheese board. Very nice and very filling. Bonus for us zero alcohol drinkers, Guinness Zero. Great night, Great food with Great friends.

What a gem absolutely amazing food and service. Wonderful friendly atmosphere good location. Excellent choice on menu for all tastes

A little gem tucked away in the village.

Absolutely outstanding! Everything was exceptional from start to finish. The food was delicious. Varied but not overwhelming menu, with lots of local suppliers. Kat, who served us was engaging, knowledgable about the menu and highly efficient. We had a very large dog with us and nothing was too much fuss. I can't wait to go back for an overnight stay because if the clenliness of the restaurant and rest room is anything to go by, I'm sure the accommodation is equally impressive.

Afternoon tea a bit short on savouries only one each. No offer to fill up teapots.

Was spending the w/e in Cumwhinton at a dog agility competition and needed to refill on vittles. Saw this fantastic pub from the main road so wandered down. Opens (Sat) at 5pm, check website for other opening times. Great menu and specials board, all reasonably priced. My partner chose the fish pie, with root mash, veg and sml crusty baguette and I plumped for the steak and ale pie. Both were beyond delicious. 2 drinks and 2 mains, £35 Would definitely visit again and would not hesitate in recommending. Has a small car park, and beer garden.

Cafe wasn't busy bit the food took a ridiculous amount of time to arrive . Don't recommend this place.