The best restaurants in Grange North South Lakeland North West

4 adults dining and the service and meal were excellent in every way, excellent fish dishes and vegetarian options. Very satisfied family meal.

We love this place so much, always dine here a couple of times when we’re visiting the Lakes. It’s not a fancy restaurant, but serves very consistently good traditional Greek dishes. Booking recommended as they get busy!

We just had a lunch which was very reasonably priced but delicious.

A valued asset to Grange. Not to be missed.

I was walking to the Spar shop and saw this beautiful Chocolate shop and could not resist going in. So glad I did! The Belgium Chocolate covered Marshmellows are divine! My Mum loves the coffee creams I brought her andy Dad loves the chocolate covered, Rum & Rasins! ❤️ Spectacular! I highly recommend visiting this chocolate shop! Good prices and delicious chocolates! 🍫❤️

I've been a loyal customer of Hazelmere for years, but after our visit yesterday, I’m left questioning why I keep coming back. Sadly, this isn't an isolated incident — it's part of a steady decline that's hard to ignore. First and foremost: it was freezing inside. Absolutely unacceptable. Yes, we all know energy prices are high — but that’s not the customer's problem. If you're charging premium prices, the very least you can offer is a warm, comfortable environment. We, along with several other customers we spoke to, sat shivering with our coats on throughout our meal. Frankly, it felt more like eating in a draughty train station than a reputable café. As for the food? Decidedly average. Nothing wrong, but nothing particularly right, or memorable — and certainly nothing to justify the eye-watering prices. Hazelmere has never been cheap, but in the past, it was worth it for good quality, pleasant surroundings, and service to match. Now? The only thing that’s consistent is the staff — who were lovely, to be fair, and attentive despite everything else falling short. But let’s get real: Approximately £15 for a tiny bowl of soup and a dry, uninspired sandwich? That's bordering on outrageous. When I’m paying those prices, I expect food that feels like it’s been made with care — not something that could be knocked up in five minutes at home. To put it in perspective: we recently dined at The Inn at Whitewell — a top-tier restaurant known for quality. Their famous Whitewell Fish Pie? £17.50. A beautifully made, generous dish in stunning surroundings. So why is Hazelmere, a tea room, charging nearly as much for what feels like a limp, café-standard lunch? It doesn’t add up. If you’re popping in for tea and cake, Hazelmere still delivers — but for a meal? Save your money and go elsewhere. Until management sorts out the basics — heat, quality, and value — this once-loved spot is coasting on its former reputation.

Excellent bakery, fabulous selection, very friendly service.

Service was slow. Food seemed to take ages. When it arrived it wasn’t very warm. I ordered fish and chips. Chips were ok but fish batter was pale and soft. I asked for vinegar (standard) and the waitress decided it was a better idea to prepare a round of drinks before bringing the condiments to the table. So I said there with food in front of me waiting ages for vinegar. This place is average and £17 for poor fish n chips is outrageous.

Delicious food, friendly staff & dog friendly too. We had a lovely family lunch, the portions were so generous we had to order our desserts to go - didn’t want to miss out on the delicious cakes! Would 100% recommend.

01.03.26. 12Noon. Food is phenomenal.

This establishment seems to have changed its name so it possibley has a new proprietor also,however this is no detriment.It’s a nice clean cafe with friendly and helpful staff.We only had coffee which was good,but there was also a good selection of cakes,sausage rolls etc.All in all a nice experience.

In the current environment is was good to see that all the best practices for keeping visitors safe were being followed .The food was well resented, well cooked and very tasty.

As a coach driver whi goes all over the country i go to many establishments and always try and give an honest review for my passengers and readers Met up with my family for this day out after bringing 56 ramblers to the area First impressions Very clean and welcoming place and extra tables outside which is always good when weather nice! Slight problem with wheelchair and luckily was my 3 yr old sons so only small wouldn't reccomend a wheelchair as had to adjust tables to make viable and not interfere with other customers also tables very light and with my autistic non verbal son was a bit difficult to keep them in one place but in all fairness that's on me as a parent The cafe was very clean and the food was made fresh we had 2 x full breakfast2 x beans on toast for kids 2 lattes and 2 carton drinks originally came to 44 30 didn't think this was right which was corrected as was overcharged 6 quid so just check your bill as they do have a new system in was no issue 😋 Toilet very small and again no good for my son with a wheel chair so in all honesty for disabilities if your scooter or wheelchair bound I'd give it a miss as is only a small cafe Staff Professional polite and really welcoming Would call again however bit of feedback maybe child prices would be good for beans on toast although did get a big portion 1.75 for a carton drink normally pound is a bit steep again maybe a meal deal for children

Really nice hotel food fantastic, all staff really friendly and polite,it was our room we were disappointed with , maybe we should have paid a little bit more and gone for a top end room.