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This is not so much a pub as a restuarant which serves a couple of real ales. I asked for two pints of Lakeland which were served with about 1� inches of head. I asked (politely) for a top-up and was given two pints which were still well below an acceptable level, but they were dumped on the bar in front on me & I was given that look which said don't ask for any more. The beer was very good, but I was not very impressed with the service.
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Nice foody pub. Went for an excellent Sunday lunch. Good service, friendly staff.
Two well kept local real ales, Hawkshead Gold and Corby Ale.
Recommended
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i agree with inkberrow. A good sunday lunch. A nice pint of bitter as well. Hot food on warm plates.
Nice and airy but with atmosphere. Clean.
The church is an interesting place, well worth a visit.
Like everywhere else it stops serving food at 2pm. (do not know the evening times).
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An outstanding Cumbrian village pub.
Set in a beautiful village just outside Carlisle with a curious church and village green (well, I had to walk my lunch off). The food was excellent and very good value for money, the beer well kept. Modernised but still keeping a village pub feel. I remember this pub from a number of years ago when it seemed trapped in the 70s and doomed to extinction. This just shows what can be done to a pub, only wish other Inns were this good.
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One of the few good pub conversions I have come across,well designed farmhouse effect with real ale and good food. Within reach of other good pubs i.e. Wetheral.
beer_finder_general - 15 Nov 2006 15:05 |
Newly reopened - great
prof. - 13 Nov 2006 11:14 |
Hooray! In business again after several years of closure under threat of pivate residence. Clare and Howard have rescued this lovely village pub and spared no time , effort or cost in complete refurbishment in very good taste; natural stone slab floor, local slate bar , massive oak beams ect.Excellent food of course but most important they already stock real ale- Theakstones best bitter and a weekly changing guest. Well worth a special visit, phone for directions from M6 or Carlisle
N.B.closed Monday and Tuesday
The Professor.
The Professor. - 12 Nov 2006 16:28 |
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