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Start your day with a hearty breakfast before heading out along the route. Your accommodation may also provide a packed lunch if you order in your advance. Along the way, towns and villages offer plenty of opportunities to enjoy homemade baking in cosy cafés, or to stock up on supplies from local delis and takeaways.
After a day walking you will be ready for a hearty meal. From relaxed dining to restaurants with a touch of luxury, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy delicious food along the way.
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Sedbergh
The Tea Room at Farfield Mill serves a delicious range of food from soups, paninis, jacket potatoes, salads, and sandwiches for lunches to tasty cakes and traybakes for naughty treats. There is a 10% discount in the Tea Room for Art Pass Holders.
Farfield Mill, Sedbergh
Bowness-on-Windermere
Big news – Trenchers Bowness on Windermere has officially arrived! Building on over four decades of tradition, this exciting new location will bring their award-winning fish and chips and seafood to the heart of the Lakes.
Bowness-On-Windermere
Brand new Free house British pub, serving home made classic British pub food, real fires, real ale and dog friendly.
Kirkby Stephen
Charming 14-bed 4* AA Highly Commended Inn in gorgeous conservation village with separate restaurant, small private restaurant, bar and lounge.
Sedbergh
Family run 17th Century Coaching Inn with Restaurant and Public Bar. 18 individual rooms, inspired by the surrounding landscape and decorated with locally crafted materials.
Brough, Kirkby Stephen
Enjoy hearty portions and a warm Cumbrian welcome at The Wilding Restaurant. We take pride in serving locally sourced, seasonal dishes. Our menu features a variety of delicious meals made with fresh ingredients from local farms and producers.
Alston
Nestled in the historic market town of Alston, at the heart of the Roof of England, Walter’s Café, Bar & Loft Apartment is the perfect place to rest, refuel, and stay while exploring one of England’s most spectacular upland landscapes.
Abbey Approach, Barrow-in-Furness
Abbey mill is an independent coffee shop situated in a 15th century building overlooking Furness Abbey . Join us for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea and Lakes ice cream. Homemade scones and cranberry teacakes our speciality . Full afternoon tea…
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