The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Alston Moor Eden North West

Popped into Saddlers to see what they had for a takeaway picnic lunch to accompany a long Pennine walk. Absolutely amazing choice of savoury mini-quiches, other savouries and cakes. Ended up with the Mediterranean vegetable quiche, the savoury Chelsea bun and a slice of Bakewell Tart. The quiche was delicious - lovely light pastry and packed full of vegetables. The savoury Chelsea bun was uniquely delicious - garlicky, buttery, cheesy and covered with a sprinkling of seeds. You must try this! I saved the Bakewell for later - and it was the best Bakewell I've ever had. Pastry just right - light, crumbly and gorgeous, with just the right proportions of jam and almond. The owners were lovely, there's a great atmosphere in the quirky and stylish interior, and when I'm next in Alston I'll be trying one of the breakfasts, which all looked delicious. You won't be disappointed.

Popped in for a coffee and a cake while exploring Alston and we must say that the cakes were absolutely amazing. My partner is coeliac and he said the GF brownie was the most moist cake he has had. Great service, top quality food at a great price.

A bucket list sort of adventure, and overall, it was worth it just for the experience of dining on a train. Waitstaff throughout were outstanding. Meals were okay with pluses being the roll, salmon entree, mashed potatoes, butternut squash, and dessert. Chicken was a bit dry in the piccata, and the stuffed mushroom appetizer and salad were a disappointment. Though I would not want to be the one cooking a variety of courses for a train load of people.