The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Coniston and Crake Valley South Lakeland North West

The food and hospitality were exceptional. Steam Coniston offers something different and genuine to the village and I cannot recomment it highly enough.

Lovely cafe. Lots of lovely looking cakes all reasonably priced. Cheese scone very tasty and Best Sausage roll my hubbys ever had. Various sarnys available for that walk around the fells to keep you going! Or soup to warm you up! Coffees, teas and hot chocolate etc, our Lattes were very nice , coffee sourced from Kendal (keeping it local). Take out or sit in. Immaculately clean. I think the lady who runs this is called Kirsty who’s local and very friendly and absolute pleasure to chat to. Thank you we will be back!

If you like a fried breakfast in a bap this is a heavenly place. I also really rated the coffee and both set us up for the day. Thanks guys.

Excellent Sunday dinner, the carrots and parsnips were lovely and soft (but not too soft), roast beef tasty and well cooked. Homemade yorkshire pudding was perfect too. Your chef is an absolute credit to your team. Made a rainy day in Torver a lot better! Only one slight criticism is the portion of mash potato was a little bit too small. But otherwise it was Excellent.

Talk about false advertising!!!! Steak and ale pie !! More potatoes and carrots than steak !!!!! Chipped potatoes !!! No these are bookers frozen french fries !!!! Side of gravy !!! Bookers instant gravy granules !!!! And 1.5 tablespoon of mushy peas !!! £21 I feel absolutely violated !!! No wonder pubs are dying of death when people are being blatantly ripped off !!! You don’t deserve trade and you certainly won’t get another penny off me !!!! And I hope whoever reads this review gives your pub a wide berth !!!

Had an enjoyable family supper when the Yewdale Inn was crowded for the Easter weekend. Two of us had a good vegetarian curry, and three of us had the freshly baked pizzas, with nice side salads and excellent chips. There was a great range of drinks, including delicious Loweswater Gold beer. The service was very efficient and friendly (perhaps a tad too blokey-jokey), and the prices were reasonable. The drawback was the very loud pop music. We asked if they could turn it down, which they did very marginally, but it was still too loud to have much of a conversation, so we didn't stay for desserts or a second round of drinks. And we were appalled to find that the music was also playing loudly onto the street outside. This is not appropriate or acceptable in a small village in a National Park - a bad misjudgement by a management team who seem otherwise to be doing a good job of running this busy, friendly pub.

we were staying at the hotel so had dinner and breakfast here first thing to be are of is DOGS, not one or two, but everywhere, there is dog friendly and a dog hotel... this is the latter...on entering the bar to get to the restaurant you have to go through a narrow part of the bar, here there were dogs at every table, and each time a new canine friend came in we were greeted with barking, growling and owners making a vain attempt to control them, that was , all except the one dog who was seated on a chair, feet on the table having his dinner. disgusting and unacceptable We were seated in the restaurant and again surrounded by dogs I went to get drinks, a pint and a port and lemonade, six cask ale hanpulls, only one in use, I asked for a taste, dreadful, cloudy, old and sour.. the glass was left on the bar for the rest of the evening , not cleared away along with an ever growing number of dirty glasses.. Port and lemonade I had to explain that one, and at £2.70 for a dash of lemonade , what a rip off So, to ordering dinner, choose what you want, take tour order with your table number to the bar and order, simple, nope, not when there is only one ,member of staff taking orders and serving drinks and coffees as well..andy way three attempts over 30 mins and the order was in Chowder starter was good, as were the black pudding crumpets, we waited for out mains to come out, but desserts arrived... not ours, then the main arrived, again ok, the steak was small but well cooked Breakfast, more dogs , buffet style, plus extras fresh cooked, eggs royale were good, all good and served well Check out was lovely, the lasting memory of our stay But please Inn Collection, review your dog policy, tone it down, some of us, whilst dog lovers ourselves, find it unhygienic and intrusive

Just wanted a brew after finishing our walk. £9 for two teas is ridiculous. Tea was insipid and they’d broken the tea bags in the pot. Won’t be stopping here again.