The best restaurants in Greystoke Eden North West

Proper nice country pub, friendly and welcoming, the food is bang on (we had 2x soup & 2 steak n Guinness pies .... yum) beer is spot on too, specially the Black Sheep .... while Jayne loved the Gins....nice big beer garden at rear. The rooms where spot on and all dog friendly...bed ready comfortable (slept well)....breakfast 2x full English with toast n coffee really nice sausages n bacon, eggs ... all cooked to perfection. Honestly can't fault place at all.....hell even the village is lovely and the walk up n round Greystoke castle is spot on. Wish we was stopping a second night, specially as I think there is some live music on a Sunday night. Thanks again Simon & Jayne (zues & thor) 22/3/25 - 23/3/25

Good stop before walking to Keswick on the old railway line, which has no toilets. Bus stop nearby.

The staff was so helpful and couldn’t do enough and the food was lovely, home made, Ed had lasagne and steak pie, very good portions and good value for money

A lovely end to our walk on a Spring day. We sat outside in the sun, but the bar looked cosy, clean and tidy. The menu looked good, but we'd already had picnic... Looking forward to a return visit for Sunday Lunch.

Lovely place, wonderful food & service

A little pit stop whilst walking the railway line route and not at all disappointed, couple of pints that were excellent and the food was also excellent, staff very friendly and attentive, super dog friendly and also dog sausages for sale, will return and highly recommended

We have just returned from a lovely 3 night stay at the Horse and Farrier. An historic Coaching Inn that has been updated with modern facilities, but retaining it's traditional charm. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was comfy with tea and coffee making facilities and a spacious bathroom. We enjoyed our first evening meal there and because of that took our other two evening meals there - why would we go anywhere else? Breakfast was good too, with fruit, cereals and pastries followed by (if you wanted it) a full Cumbrian cooked plateful. All in all a very enjoyable stay.

An afternoon tea booked at Cafe Rouge during our umpteenth visit to Centerparcs at Whinfell Forest. Kris, our server was fantastic. We’d asked if it was possible to have more savoury dishes than cakes and Kris made arrangements for us to have extra croque monsieur and croque champignon in place of the sweet cakes. It was a wonderful treat after our morning at the spa. Very attentive and friendly service. First class.