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The Coniston Inn
About
The Coniston Inn is located on the shores of Coniston Water and offers something for everyone.
Enjoy all-day dining at the newly renovated Coniston Inn. From full Cumbrian breakfasts, small plates and snacks, to hearty lunches and evening meals, plus our daily changing specials showcasing local Lakeland produce, this inn is the place to come for good food, no matter the time of day.
Sit back, relax and enjoy delicious food and drink in a historic dining area with an eclectic mix of Lake memorabilia. On warmer days why not enjoy alfresco dining or drinks in the garden courtyard, with sweeping views down to Coniston Water and the Lake’s famous peaks?
Tuck into The Coniston Inn’s Sunday Roast, with generous helpings of carved meats or vegetarian alternatives, homemade Yorkshires and crispy roast potatoes, alongside freshly prepared seasonal vegetables.
If it’s just a drink you’re after, The Coniston Inn takes pride in looking after beer the old-fashioned way, which ensure the perfect pint every time. Sample local real ales, including guest hand pulls on rotation, as well as continental lagers and scrumptious ciders. With a gin selection so varied you won’t know what to choose, why not ask a bartender for their personal favourite? Fancy something warm? The wide range of Ringtons speciality hot drinks is sure to hit the spot.
Muddy boots, children and dogs are always welcome!
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Opening Times
| Open Christmas |
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| Open New Year |
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* All-day dining 7.30am – 9pm
Drinks 7.30am – 11pm (currently 10pm due to new regulations)
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled facilities
Booking & Payment Details
- American Express accepted
- Christmas special programme
- Visa/Mastercard/Switch accepted
Catering
- Evening meals
- Licenced (table or bar)
- Restaurant open to non-residents
- Special diets available
- Vegetarian diet available
Children
- Children welcome - This property has not specified a minimum age for children. Please check with them to find out whether they will accept your children.
- High chairs available
Heating Facilities
- Central heating
Laundry Facilities
- Ironing facilities
Parking
- Private parking
Property Facilities
- Designated smoking area
- Dogs/pets accepted by arrangement
- Passenger lift
- Television available
- WiFi or internet access
Room/Unit Facilities
- Hairdryer
- Radio
- Satellite TV
- Tea/coffee making in bedrooms
- Television
Site Features
- Garden
- Public house/Inn
Target Markets
- Single sex groups welcomed
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
From the North: Leave the M6 at Junction 40, taking the A66 towards Keswick for 15 miles; before reaching Keswick turn left onto the B5322, signposted for Thirlmere. When you join the A591 continue on to Ambleside (via Grasmere). From Ambleside follow the signs for Coniston (A593) for 8 miles. Just before entering Coniston turn left down Shepherd’s Bridge Lane (signposted for Hawkshead). At the end of the lane turn left over the bridge, joining the B5285. The inn is about 500 yards down the road on the right.From the South: Take the M6 to Junction 36 and follow the signs for Kendal/Windermere (A591/A590) to a roundabout at the bottom of a hill. Take the second exit to Windermere and continue to Ambleside. As you enter Ambleside, at the traffic lights, take a left, following signs for Coniston (A593) for 8 miles. Just before entering Coniston turn left down Shepherd’s Bridge Lane (signposted for Hawkshead). At the end of the lane turn left over the bridge, joining the B5285). The inn is about 500 yards down the road on the right.
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The Coniston Inn, ConistonLocated on the shores of Coniston Water with sensational lake and fell views, this classic Lakeland slate building has undergone an exciting restoration to create a stunning pub with rooms. Open all day, every day for food, drinks and rooms.
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