Rat Inn - Carte

dipped to lunch. it is quite early, just as good, because very popular. friendly efficient staff. nice dinner. well kept beer. has both inside and outside seats. parking space for about a dozen cars.

Food was not as great as I thought it would be checking people's reviews before we went in.Very average for the price with not much flavour.Would not be stopping there again. Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

A lovely old pub worth visiting. Great ales. We had a light lunch but a bit disappointing. The crispy bacon baquette was well charred. Lovely staff and dog friendly. Lovely views and walks nearby Price per person: £10–20 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Voir le carte

Hadn't been here for ages and we came on the wettest Sunday! SUCH a warm welcome, fire burning, we sat in the cosy conservatory, food was as excellent as it always has been. Fantastic service too. Love the Rat and wish I lived closer! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

because they know what I have waited a year to visit the advice with my family. three excellent starters. I would highly recommend the mini-starter plate. fantastic. four upper baskets Sunday dinner and veggie meal. also the meals were excellent. the veggie said the choice was limited. (fussy) all in all we enjoyed our visit to the rat.

A lovely visit on a beautiful day. Sat in the garden with my dog after a warm welcome from the staff. What a treat to have a cold pint of cider on the sunny 1st of June! Food was very good. Potted shrimps followed by fabulous Confit Duck which was 'French good '! Would definitely recommend. This type of country pub is one of Britain 's greatest treasures. Voir le carte

great place, we booked a 4 day mini break around visiting this pub and we weren't disappointed. the conchiglie and the sirloin of beef we had was excellent with the veg being cooked to perfection. i even ate the cabbage which i rarely do. the beer was also very good (a pint called ratty, if you believe that) if had to be picky i'd say it was expensive but to be honest i expected that, look at £20 per meal but well worth it.

we were thrilled to visit the advice inn, but we were disappointed that did not match our expectations at lunch and certainly not the prices that this pub won. we were a party of six four of us ordered duck jam and each portion was very dry as if they were plated and sitting under a heat lamp for some time then broken off again to serve the skin shortly before the crisp up. the carrots served along the duck were cold and also dry. the sweet ones were better.

the center of the kitchen is on traditional foods, but it is delivered with an instinctive feeling for the ingredients. all three dishes were cooked professionally and padded with taste. the positive impressions were amplified by the workers in front of the house, who were all very friendly during my meal. it can be from where I was in west cumbria, but the advice inn was worth definitiw, the all-round for. I would recommend it thoroughly and will definitely travel later to look back to North. Voir le carte