The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Sedbergh and Kirkby Lonsdale South Lakeland North West

Great decorations for Halloween. Delicious pizza and good beer. Will be back.

Quirky little cafe. Well worth a visit . Feels like stepping back in time.

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.

Drove a bit to find the place closed up and in darkness. Why show the business as being open when it isn't. Terrible to have inaccurate information online.

Lovely coffee and snack. Friendly, helpful staff but, when paying my bill, very rude woman in chef's whites appeared and started to berate her colleagues about gaps in a cake display! Off putting for customers and unfair to staff who were rushed off their feet serving customers. Didn't know where to look. Save it for later Love - customers don't want to hear it!

Farfield Mill looked the ideal stopping place for lunch on the way to our holiday cotttage. The Mill is a lovely building. We sat down in the nearly empty tearoom and immediately had to change tables as the original one was so rocky despite the wadge of paper stuck under the table leg. The food itself was pretty awful. My 'hot' panini was barely warm. And my husband's potato and watercress soup was dreadful. More like green water! I make watercress soup at home and it's not difficult! We won't be returning.

Excellent service, room was quirky, however, clean and well presented. The food was delicious, particularly the Hake and scallop tagliatelle with a creamy lobster glace sauce. Great value for money. We will be back.

I would never recommend anywhere that charges £21.60 for two medium glasses of what is clearly cheap supermarket wine.

Disappointing. Ideally located on the main street but not somewhere we'd go again. Ambience was non-existent, toilet facilities unsanitary and the waitresses having to deal with being shouted at (unfairly) by whoever was in the back. Food took a while to arrive and was expensive for what was on the plate. There's much nicer cafes to spend your money in, don't waste your time in here.