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Best Cafes in the Lake District

Many of our cafes offer beautiful views of the lakes, mountains, and surrounding landscapes. Prioritising using locally sourced ingredients, showcasing the region’s fresh and high-quality food.

And, each cafe has its own distinct personality, reflected in its décor, menu, and atmosphere. You might find cosy tearooms, modern coffee shops, or a greasy spoon to fuel you up.

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Gathering places for locals and visitors alike, fostering a sense of community. Share in some delicious, fresh bakes homemade cakes, pastries, and other treats. Tuck in…

The best coffee in the Lake District

The best coffee in the Lake District

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Places to eat in Hawkshead

Places to eat in Hawkshead

If hunger strikes when you’re wandering through Hawkshead, you’ll be spoilt for choice with everything from cosy pubs to traditional tearooms

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