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Top Places to eat in the Lake District

With a multitude of Michelin-starred restaurants (the most outside of London), cosy country pubs serving up top-notch grub, chintz-free quirky cafes and bistros, artisan bakers, pizza makers and brewers, it’s no wonder food lovers are flocking to the Lake District for the food as well as the fells these days.

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The Lakeland Retreats guide to the food of the Lake District

The Cumbrian food scene has never been tastier – and with an abundance of incredible local ingredients on the doorstep, our region is in the premier league when it comes to eating out. Have a read of our Lake District restaurant guides to whet your appetite for your next visit.

Staveley Restaurants

Staveley Restaurants

Staveley offers plenty of food and drink options but, with no restaurants in the village, eating out in the evenings is bit more limited

Pubs in Coniston

Pubs in Coniston

For a place that’s not very big, Coniston punches well above its weight when it comes to welcoming hostelries.

Staveley cafes

Staveley cafes

Are you a coffee connoisseur, a lover of fine food, a seeker of cosy? Staveleys cafés have something special for everyone

Staveley Pubs

Staveley Pubs

Staveley’s pubs have their own unique characters, whether it’s the rustic charm, crackling fires, or tasty beer, you’ll want to stay longer

Grasmere Pubs

Grasmere Pubs

When you’ve been gadding about in Grasmere, hiking the fells, mooching round Dove Cottage you’ll be ready for a drink

Bowness & Windermere Nightlife

Bowness & Windermere Nightlife

If you like piña coladas and getting caught in the rain, then you couldn’t be in a better place – you can get both in abundance in the Lakes

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6 Walks from Ambleside town centre

6 Walks from Ambleside town centre

If you’re staying in Ambleside, you don’t have to get in the car to start enjoying the jaw-droppingly beautiful Lake District scenery.

6 Walks in Coniston

6 Walks in Coniston

Lakeside strolls, challenging climbs, scrambles, serene valleys, industrial remains, vast caverns, flooded quarries… Coniston has them all!

Events in Ambleside

Events in Ambleside

There’s always lots going on in bustling Ambleside – it is one of the most visited places in the Lake District, after all!

Ambleside Outdoor Shops

Ambleside Outdoor Shops

Over flowing with outdoor shops, whatever brand you’re looking for, whatever piece of clothing or equipment you need, you’ll find it!

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