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Guide of where to eat outside in Cumbria from April 12th

April 12, 2021Food
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April 12th seems like a date we’ve had in our minds for a while. The sun is out here in Cumbria and a lot of our local businesses are opening their doors for the first time this year and I am excited! I wanted to create a guide to where to eat outside in Cumbria this April.

Whilst the weather might be changeable (I mean we had snow yesterday!), a perk to eating outside in Cumbria is you’re going to be eating with a view.

From cafes to restaurants, this is a guide of where to eat in Cumbria!

Where to eat outside in Cumbria from April 12th

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Appleby & Penrith restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating

The Yard Kitchen, Penrith

Simple Goodness Vegetarian, Penrith

Ice cream Garden & Tea Room, Penrith

The Chopping Block, Penrith

Courtyard Gallery, Appleby

The Royal Oak, Appleby

The Mill Yard Cafe, Morland

The Sandford Arms, Sanford

The George and Dragon, Clifton

Keswick restaurants with outdoor seating

The Round, Keswick

Bar Es, Keswick

Brysons of Keswick

Casa Bella Gelato, Keswick

Laura in the Lakes, Keswick

Fellpack, Keswick

Treeby & Bolton, Keswick

The Lingholm Kitchen & Walled Garden, Portinscale, Keswick

The Royal Oak, Braithwaite

The Kings Arms, Keswick

Bowness, Windermere & Ambleside restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating

The Little Ice Cream Shop, Windermere & Hawkshead

Bandito Burrito, Windermere

Homeground Coffee & Kitchen, Windermere (From April 14th)

The Crafty Baa, Windermere

The Magic Roundabout, Windermere

Chesters-by-the-river, Ambleside

The Queens Head, Troutbeck

Fresher’s Cafe, Ambleside

Graze Coffee, Windermere

Henrock, Bowness on Windermere

Siam Cafe, Windermere

The Garden Shed, Brockhole

Pooley Bridge & Glenridding restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating

The Secret Garden, Pooley Bridge

Granny Dowbekin’s, Pooley Bridge

The Crown Inn, Pooley Bridge

Fellbites, Glennridding

Outdoor eating in West Cumbria

The Moon and Sixpence Coffee House, Cockermouth

The Lifeboat Inn, Maryport

Sugar Tongue Cafe, Whitehaven

Barra Jacks, Whitehaven

The Coffee Pot, Grange-over-Sands

Skye Farm Tea Room, Buttermere, Cockermouth

The Fish Inn, Buttermere

Where to eat outside in Carlisle

Bites Cafe, Brampton

Hidden River Cafe, Carlisle

John Watts Coffee, Carlisle

The Print Yard, Carlisle

The Halston, Carlisle

I’ll be updating this post as we go through the month but I’d love to know, where are you heading out to eat first?

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