Here are some cafes, pubs and restaurants in the Lake District area.
Old Kings Head |
Address: The Old Kings Head Church Street Broughton-in-Furness LA20 6HJ |
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Outdoor Marquee, Indoor Private Parties, BBQ's available. AA 4* Accommodation & Dining. Monday night is Pizza/Curry/Chilli/Fish & Chips, to eat in or take out. |
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| Tel: Web: www.oldkingshead.co.uk |
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Newfield Inn |
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| In the heart of the Duddon Valley, open 11 00am 1100pm, food served 12-9pm everyday. Real ale: Large garden childrend's play area. | ||
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| The Prince of Wales |
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| An award winning Brew Pub, home to the Foxfield Brewery. An ever-changing range of beers that always include a Mild and usually a beer from Tigertops or Foxfield Brewery. |
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| Stuart & Linda: Tel: Web: www.princeofwalesfoxfield.co.uk |
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The Blacksmiths Arms |
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| The cosy bar is reserved for drinking only. Home Cooked Food served in our three small dining rooms. | ||
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The Manor Arms |
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| Family owned and run since 1988, The Manor Arms draws groups from all over the UK, eager to sample the real ales on offer. | ||
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The Black Cock Inn |
Address: Black Cock Inn Princes Street Broughton-in-Furness LA20 6HQ
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| The 16th Century Black Cock Inn stands at the heart of the attractive little town of Broughton-in-Furness. | ||
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The High Cross Inn |
Address: High Cross Inn Broughton-in-Furness LA20 6ES |
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| The High Cross Inn offers a warm welcome to local residents, business people and those on holiday in the Lake District. | ||
| Tel: Web: www.highcrossinn.com |
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