The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Keswick Allerdale North West

We visit Keswick every year and always use the sandwich shop at least twice when we are there. The food is always great with plenty of fillings and wide variety of sandwich’s. The service is always great and the prices are really competitive. Overall highly recommended.

Good vibe in the evening, polite staff and amazing food. I had the fish in butter with garlic, hubby had lamb burger and daughter pulled pork. All very tasty and we would put this as our favourite restaurant in Keswick.

As a Husband to a Low Fodmap, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Coeliac (and then some) Wife, I’m always disappointed in the free from offerings when we go anywhere…… Not here! We were thrilled to find this cafe and when we went in for a coffee and a cake, we certainly were not disappointed. We both had Oat Milk coffees (not my scene, but I’ll try for my wife’s sake) and cakes. My wife had a chocolate brownie(GF,DF) and I had a vision of deliciousness that was a slab of delicious caramel and lotus loaf cake from heaven!!! (Sorry, not GF, but DF…EVERYTHING IS!!) Upon getting ready to leave, the staff checked how our visit had been and asked for feedback. I love it when people want to know how you found their business and how your experience has been, just gives it that little bit extra appeal. Definitely going to visit again soon, probably today.

Bought a BLT and ham salad sandwich. The bacon in the BLT was hardly cooked, very fatty. Almost broke my tooth on something in the sandwich, must of been a stone in the salad. Very expensive for what you get. The brownie was good though. Would recommend going elsewhere

We were used to going here when in Keswick. This time I'd just started on my milkshake while my wife was having some trouble with her order because a young lad kept asking about the table number and what snack she wanted. She muttered "useless member of staff" which a waitress passed on to management. The manager turned up, snatched my milkshake away and told us to leave. "Can't have you offending my staff" she said, giving us a refund. She wouldn't agree to a discussion or apology. I'm afraid Cafe Hope is now Cafe Hopeless as far as we're concerned.

Since discovering this little gem we no longer visit the area without popping in. The chocolate twists are generously sized, nice and buttery, and the coffee is divine. The staff are more than happy to cater to all my awkward needs and questions with a smile - nothing is too much trouble!

We spent £55 on meat dishes between the two of us and still left hungry unfortunately :( the mains were not as filling as the prices suggest. The staff were nice though! And attentive!

For us, location was important but so was customer service. Being just 7 miles from Keswick meant it was easy and convenient to buy provisions yet being at the foot of Hellvellyn and on the edge of Thirlmere water put walking and scenery right at your doorstep. The meal we ate here was superb, the breakfast service fantastic. The only negative observation was that they appeared to be short staffed which put some of the team under pressure. They handled it but there was one evening in particular when Jo (?) was on her own serving at the bar and taking all the restaurant orders. Smiles were at a premium that night. There is no doubt that if we stayed near Thirlmere again, we would come back here. It’s so much more that just an old pub. It was warm, friendly and atmospheric. Car parking got busy but that was understandable. People visited because the food here was really good.

Great atmosphere and music. Lovely staff. Phenomenal milk shakes and hot chocolate. I cannot wait to go back again and get one of the amazing looking waffles! A gem of a find.

UPDATE - STILL THE SAME 😱 The coffee was luke warm. The exterior and interior needs painting. Very run down. Very slow to get served. One serving and making drinks and food and a very large queue.

Great staff and service. Food was awful. £84 for 4 main meals and defo not worth the money. Would I recommend? No. Would I go again? No

In a few words: not value for money. The 'pasty' was dry, without discernible flavour and over priced. It was not helped by what they serve under the name of coffee. We will use anywhere but here in Keswick in future.

We stopped by in the morning for a sausage, bacon and egg roll and mocha. We sat outside as it was a but tight indoors for more than a couple of people. The food was decent. A nice runny egg and tasty sausage and bacon. Well-filled as well. The mocha was ok. Not the best I've had but passable on a cold day to wash down the roll. Not a bad little place where I'd happily go again for the breakfast roll.

Sometimes used to pop in on the way home after work. It's going to be my new local now. The place has dramatically changed since the new management. The place has had a makeover and feels fresh as soon as you walk in. The atmosphere felt so friendly, my Wife and I went again the next day. Please keep up the good work. Will be great to see the true potential of what could be and is turning into a great establishment, in a ideal location for us.

Dirty furnishings, slow lousy service, filthy cutlery, and rude miserable staff. It’s obvious that customer satisfaction is worth nothing here, presumably because most visitors are tourists so no return business to worry about, but tourists are still human beings who don’t want to use filthy cutlery, wait 20 minutes after food arrives to get their drinks, or have their order thrown down on the table without a word by an obviously very unhappy member of staff. Food was actually very decent for the price, just a shame about everything else.