The best restaurants in Eden North West

Fabulous menu with many, many gluten and dairy free options. We opted for the vegetarian sharing plate and were not disappointed. Will have to return several more times to sample all the other options, including the ultra-rare vegan and gluten free pudding option of polenta and ground almond cake, which was sadly already sold out when we visited.

Lovely little local pub. We visited for an evening meal on Sunday just after the music finished. Great atmosphere.. food was good quality and good sized portions. Bar staff really friendly.

The best Italian food! Me and my group of friends recently visited recently and were blown away by the food. Great quality food and wine at such reasonable price. The staff were amazing. We don’t live local but would recommend to anyone and would definitely make the trip again.

We visited the hotel for lunch, a birthday gift from our daughter.

Great stop on a long day of train rides. Generous portions and quick service.

Dog friendly, both rooms and restaurant! Been visiting here for thirty-odd years and the new owners now let dogs come inside with their owners, great atmosphere, good food and the staff are great. The Masons at Strawberry Bank has always been a good pub, the dog friendly attitude makes it even better! Breakfast is fantastic if you are an overnight guest and the rooms are quirky with great views!

Great food in comfortable and friendly place.

It’s been a few years since I have visited Morland but work brought myself and a colleague through the village yesterday. Whilst completing our paperwork we decided on a brew and a snack. We popped into the cafe and were made to feel very welcome by the owner Sarah and lovely staff member and even greeted with kindness by the patrons. We only had a take away coffee and a breakfast sandwich each, which was lovely. It’s so nice here I’m going to visit again and bring my Mum for lunch. Thanks.

You can go in Crafty Bakers on your own, and they are very nice , helpful, and friendly . Other places they don't talk to you and are grumpy with you

Had walked along the old railway line from Keswick. Great tearoom for tea ,coffee and cake before return walk back . Wide selection of cakes . Nice terrace to sit out on and plenty of other outdoor seating.

We visited here for Sunday lunch after reading the reviews. When we arrived, we walked into a lovely, warm bar area with a log burner. Great, I thought this is what I was hoping for from a country pub. However, we were then led down some steps to a side annexe. The room where we were sat was absolutely freezing, my wife felt the radiator, and it was just luke warm. There were 2 other diners in the room, they like us were sat with their coats on. I asked them were they cold & they replied "bloody freezing". Our main course arrived and we ate it & left. From start to finish we were in the pub for 30 minutes, we had planned to have dessert & coffee's but it was just to darn cold to stay. When I paid the bill I told the server how cold it was, and she agreed. I asked to speak to the manager so I could let them know of our very poor experience. We spent £38, ate our meal, sat with our coats on & and felt badly let down by the Horse and Farrier.

Secluded and very chic hideaway. A real hidden gem with a great chef and art deco interior. One of my new favourite places to recommend. Lots of amazing, less trodden trails to discover on the doorstep too.

Just had the best breakfast ever… pancakes were absolutely delicious and the family had the full English breakfast… wonderful portion sizes. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. A lovely venue and would highly recommend.

I have stopped here many times for a drink and a couple of times for food. I have eaten in the bar and had very good hoke cooked lasagne, a generous portion too. I have also eaten in the restaurant and enjoyed a steak that was cooked just as asked and would recommend to others. A good selection of beers on draught. Will certainly be visiting again soon as is one of the better pubs over the options in Penrith itself.

Popped in for some drinks after I couldn't find a coffee shop that was open and I'm delighted they were all closed. This was a great little bar, with some wonderful beers on offer, both locally produced and by some of the UK's best breweries. Great to know this is here next time I'm in the area!