Fat Lamb Country Inn And

The burnt chicken and ham pie was dry, the chips were overcooked, and even though we were only charged half price, the overall experience was not good. We will not be returning again. The location was nice, but the back of the restaurant was dirty.

I would highly recommend staying at the fat lamb.the rooms are nice bit dated but clean and you have everything you need.the staff are nice and friendly welcoming.the food is amazing big portions and the breakfast is really nice to.if you want to go for walks its ideal otherwise relax

Location, great. Service, ok. Food, poor quality and over priced. Greek bean stew with no flavour. Bread served almost dried out. Saute potatoes were good. Lamb moussaka had minimal lamb and was heavy on tomato paste. Seems like yet another pub in Cumbria that is maximising profit by reducing food quality. Voir le carte

If you like old cars you have to visit here. It's brim full of memorabilia all over the place. It's also very dog friendly and they do dog portions of sausages and chicken nuggets. The food isn't cheap but it's very tasty and well made. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Gorgeous setting as is everything around the area.

Accommodation a bit shabby and rooms could do with a good dusting. If you stay and need to cancel no refund, even if they have people that are in need of the accommodation, they can only forward your booking for a future date (subject to availability) lovely memorabilia in the restaurant. Breakfast is a small portion but ask if you need more!

We hadn’t booked, but that wasn’t a problem. We chose a table in shade, outside. Lots of choice for lunch on the menu a specials board. We chose cold sandwiches, hot sausage baguette Niçoise salad. The food was freshly made, generously filled sandwiches with a dressed salad fries. It was a really lovely lunch in stunning surroundings, with a view to die for. The Pub itself is very quirky, full of automotive memorabilia. Highly recommend. Voir le carte

We were a party of 6 and none of us enjoyed our food. The lamb was chewy and mostly fat and very lacking in flavour. The “beef bourguignon” was just loads of fatty cubes of beef in gravy. The mash was hard and flavourless. The price of the food is nearly £20 per head so we were very unhappy with the quality vs price. The younger staff were all lovely and friendly however the older blonde lady at reception was rude and looked very unhappy with our presence. Would not come back here.

Stumbled across this place after a day in nearby Kirkby Stephen so glad we did, in a beautiful location, plenty of parking, it also offers rooms. Also offers motor home/camping, was told that if you eat/drink in the pub there would be no charge. The place is full of motorbilia, which was fantastic, the owner is a petrolhead and offers classic car club tours around the beautiful countryside. We had dinner and this was delicious and it’s also very dog friendly everywhere lovely and clean. It’s worth visiting just to see all the car memorabilia!!

I recently visited a fantastic restaurant adorned with automobile decor. I enjoyed a pleasant early dinner in the lovely garden. The menu had a limited but satisfactory selection, even for vegetarians like myself. The staff was accommodating when I asked to switch out some of the side dishes. I started with delicious homemade onion rings, followed by a mushroom and leek pie that was also made on the premises. The minted mushy peas and herbed mashed potatoes were excellent. Overall, the pub food was top-notch and reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place for a great meal. Voir le carte