Great places to eat and drink near to High Wray Farm
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Whilst staying at High Wray Farm you will enjoy our finely cooked farmhouse breakfast's freshly prepared using local produce, but in the evening you may want to explore the local restuarants and traditional pubs. Based on recommendation, here are a few places you may want to try during your stay... |
Also see: Things to See and Do, Local Towns and Villages, Walking
Kings Arms
Dining at the Kings Arms is an informal occasion, with ample choice to suit all tastes. Imaginative traditional and continental cuisine is served in the Bar area and Dining Room, with daily 'special' dishes to provide added interest, accompanied by a wide choice of wines at reasonable prices.
www.kingsarmshawkshead.co.uk |
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The Sun Inn
Located in the charming un-spoilt village of Hawkshead, the delightful 17th Century Inn has everything to offer those looking for good food that is locally sourced. Beautifully situated in the centre of the village, The Sun Inn has oak beams and an open fire.
sample menu
www.suninn.co.uk |
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Tower Bank Arms
This traditional 17th Century Lakeland Inn is situated in the village of Near Sawrey. Many of the illustrations in the famous Beatrix Potter books can be traced back to their origins here, including the Tower Bank Arms, which is featured in The Tales Of Jemima Puddleduck. Hilltop, Beatrix Potters former home, is situated just behind the pub!
sample menu
www.towerbankarms.co.uk |
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Outgate Inn
Open all year round, at both lunchtime
and evening and during the summer months and all day on a Saturday and Sunday.
All meals are freshly prepared to order and can be taken either in the cosy dining room or in the bar area. The menu is varied and is supplemented
by a Daily Specials blackboard.
During the winter months a real fire welcomes guests in from the cold and
there is a secluded and peaceful beer garden where visitors can relax on warm summer evenings.
www.outgateinn.co.uk |
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The Drunken Duck
The Duck is famous for its food and beer and also the relaxed and informal atmosphere of the three restaurant areas - two very traditional and one more modern.
The emphasis here is very much on excellent quality, locally sourced food and unobtrusive but attentive service.
To give you an idea of what food you might expect, take a look at a sample menu
www.drunkenduckinn.co.uk |
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The Glasshouse Restaurant
The most stylish restaurant in Ambleside occupies a converted mill with waterwheel, adjacent to Adrian Sankey's Ambleside Glass Works. It offers modern British cuisine that comes with a Mediterranean twist in dishes such as spinach, potato, and mozzarella pie, and panfried scallops with lemon, parsley, and butter. You can have an elegant dinner or just sip a cappuccino in the courtyard. Reservations essential.
sample menu
www.theglasshouserestaurant.co.uk |
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Sheila Briggs
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Rates
B&B - £32 -£35 pppn
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Self Catered "Stable Cottage"
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Contact
Sheila Briggs
High Wray Farm
High Wray
Ambleside
Cumbria
LA22OJE
Tel 015394 32280
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