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Situated in the heart of quaint Sedbergh, the family-run 16th century coaching inn has been a favourite destination of locals, tourists and walkers for decades. Now firmly etched onto the foodie map, The Dalesman hopes to welcome those looking to experience the best of the Dales through their high-quality food, local ales and stylish accommodation. An exciting expansion of the accommodation at The Dalesman is planned for early 2023, to create a further two spacious bedroom suites on the first floor featuring The Dalesman’s stylish country-chic décor.
On our quest to pass on quality dishes we have been awarded a one rosette by the AA. The visiting AA inspector commented, “The food output was enjoyable on all occasions and a confident One AA Rosette Award was achieved.”
The somewhat unusual level of care and consideration that is put into the sourcing and production of food is largely driven by the business’s ambition to reduce their environmental impact and support the local economy. On this we pride ourselves on having our own breed, born and bred Galloway cattle and rough fell lamb. A round trip from farm to our restaurant is less than 25 miles in their whole lives.
Accompanying the food is a range of locally brewed cask ales and for gin enthusiasts, The Dalesman’s very own ‘Sedbergh Gin’, flavoured with their home-grown rosemary and lavender and distilled in small batches in Garstang.
The ethos to support local businesses even stretches to the choice of hand soap and hand creams which are made by the Sedbergh Soap Company.
For those wanting to try an authentic taste of the Dales with a side order of sustainability, The Dalesman is hard to beat.
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Season (1 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) |
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* Breakfast
Non residents 8am – 9am
Lunch & Evening Main Restaurant
Monday – Friday
12-2.30 ( off peak ) 12-3 ( in season )
5.30 – 8 ( off peak ) 5.30 – 9 ( in season )
Saturday and Sunday
12 – 8 ( off peak ) 12 – 9 ( in season )
The Courtyard
Friday to Tuesday
12 – 9 ( Peak season only )
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