The best restaurants in Sedbergh and Kirkby Lonsdale South Lakeland North West

A lovely cafe serving delicious freshly prepared food. The vegetarian breakfast ciabatta was gorgeous and very filling. What a lovely combination with avocado, chickpeas and vegetarian sausage etc. The breakfast ciabatta (with meat) was also nicely presented and enjoyable. We are so glad we paid a visit - easy to park outside in the pay and display carpark too. Will definitely return!

Absolutely great food,beautifully presented,the child meals are great all good proper food rather than the usual cheap rubbish served on children's menus. The staff were great and made some excellent recommendations for us. We will be back.

After a long walk, (you know when your legs are like jelly and you're a bit delirious), the Three Hares Cafe was a caramel-packed safehaven. I've visited hundreds of cafes (and reviewed a fair few on here) and the negative reviews are a little baffling. Yes, the scones look burnt but they are airy light and a welcome companion to a brew. Funnily enough, they probably know how to make a decent scone given the expertise across the road at the Black Bull Inn. It is a small cafe, only a few tables, that doubtless gets filled quickly but Sedbergh has alternatives nearby if you're stuck. They nailed my preference for a caramel slice (90% oozing caramel) and the pies and other bits we took home all hit the spot. Special mention for their donuts. They look like giant charred cannon balls that ooze jam. Glorious when warmed up.

Great coffee and generous portions. Very good value. Vegetarian and vegan friendly. They probably don’t often get asked for a cortado but after I described what it was it arrived better than many a fancy coffee chain provides. The warm hummus wrap was done to a T, large salad and a good quantity of hot, chunky chips fried to perfection. Friendly and informative staff. I wish I lived nearer. Oh, and I can recommend their homemade fruit scones.

Amazing food, amazing staff, beautiful restaurant and fabulous location. Will definitely be back and will certainly recommend it.

A very welcome cup of tea after a rather wet day of walking. The owner was welcoming and very kindly let me wait in the tearoom for my lift. They seem to have a good selection of things to eat and drink. Recommended.

We stayed at the Old Sunday school next to the cafe. We went for a coffee one morning and breakfast on our last morning. The breakfast was sensational and fairly priced. We would definitely recommend visiting this Cafe if you are passing through or staying in Dent.

Stopped in for much needed cake and coffee following our walk at the waterfall. Staff were lovely, the cakes and drinks were spot on too - what more could anyone ask for! Would absolutely come again: thanks very much.

Popped in for chips and gravy after a day's hiking, terrible food... Few chips, watery gravy with little taste and forgot to put salt and vinegar on.

We all really enjoyed tasty burgers and good coffee.Lovely views of the river Lune and scenic walks.Definitely recommend.

Really pleasant staff all very helpful. We found the menu difficult to navigate and the menu stated thick cut bread however what we got was thin cut bread similar to hovis. Salad was fresh and good, the cheese bake potato looked really good.

Lovely greeting by young ladie at the bar. My husband had the vegi breakfast nicely presented, very tasty reasonably priced. I had soup of the day along with a sausage roll. Again well presented very meaty sausage roll. I took the sausage roll home with me. Will definitely be going again. I was particularly pleased with the service as we were not there for a game of golf just the lunch. We were not rushed after eating so had a coffee and my husband had a couple of drinks from the bar.

Really good evening meal. Very tasty food Great service. Very good value

Amazing light lunch the noodles and chilli sea bass! Devine!

Appalling staff attitude. To challenge a customer for using the toilet before ordering a drink. Saying the customer was ill mannered for not asking permission. Then imply the customer is a liar when explaining her husband was outside with the dogs ready to order drinks as had been the case for the 3 previous days of our holiday. Told to get lost (or words to that effect) as the customer had "done what she came in for". Utterly appalling, rude and verbally aggressive. Not how someone in hospitality should behave.