Eskdale has a great choice of places to eat, with friendly real ale pubs, railway cafes, restaurants and a tea room or two, there is something for everyone.

Family owned country Inn and restaurant. Home made imaginative food served all day. Local suppliers and produce used where ever possible. Real ales from Local Breweries including Hawkshead, Cumbria Legendary Ales, Yates, Barngates and many more. The bar also sports 175 or more malt whiskies and a great wine list. In the heart of the Lake District western fells at Boot, a great location to walk the fells and valleys of the Western Lakes. Rating AA 4 star Inn. Booking for evenings during holidays and at weekends is advisable. Listed in the Good Beer Guide and Good pub Guide along with an AA dining award
Very old, stone built Coaching Inn. Alongside the village cricket field and almost engulfed in gardens. A warren of rooms seemingly heaped one on the other with neither plan nor reason. The accommodation is exceedingly comfortable and the company convivial. Good reputation for food. 29 en-suite rooms

Traditional country Inn. Good food, well kept real ales, roaring fire and dogs are welcome. The nine bedrooms all have ensuite bathroom facilities and are comfortably furnished as well as having tea and coffee making facilities. Each room has one very special feature - the spectacular view. Great walks from the back door! Formerly the Burnmoor Inn

Traditional Inn with en-suite rooms, a 40 cover restaurant and is the home of Hardknott brewery. A choice of up to 7 real ales mainly from Cumbrian breweries. The menu includes traditional English and oriental influence all home made from fresh ingredients
location
The Lutwidge Arms is a Victorian roadside inn with a welcoming and friendly
atmosphere. We have fifteen comfortable ensuite rooms with free Wi-Fi,
flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee making facilities.
The Lutwidge Arms is ideally placed for access to the 'walker's paradise'
centred around the Eskdale and Wasdale valley (especially for those
intending to climb Scafell Pike as part of a Three Peaks Challenge),
Seascale, Drigg, Ravenglass, Sellafield and the Westlakes Science park.
Most of our guests compliment us on the range and quality of our ‘home
cooked’ food from fresh local produce. We always have a fully stocked Bar
and we serve several famous Cask Ales.
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