Restaurants in Wigan, United Kingdom

Drunken Duck, Barngate near Ambleside/Hawkshead http://drunkenduckinn.co.uk/

I'd never go past the Brittania at Elterwater. Or the Wainwright at Chapel Style.

Tower Bank Arms in Near Sawrey (by Beatrix Potter's house) is delightful. Get there early or book a table. http://www.towerbankarms.co.uk

Can recommend Matthews Bistro and Tarentella in Ambleside

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Brown Horse Inn at Winster is worth the drive out!

Outgate Inn on way to Hawkshead, gorgeous food and badger Inn at Rydal, you can then do a bit of Badger watching after yr evening meal x

The Sun Hotel, Coniston is fantastic... Contact Gemma Metcalfe on here..

The Ship Inn Coniston - where locals go - small traditional pub - on road out of village towards Torver - half mile walk maybe - https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186323-d2218699-Reviews-Ship_Inn-Coniston_Duddon_Valley_Lake_District_Cumbria_England.html?m=19904

Black Bull Coniston

The Tower Bank Arms, Nr Sawrey, The Cuckoobrow Inn, Far Sawrey

Tower Bank Arms or The Swan

Steam Bistro in Coniston is fantastic delicious food and bring your own wine really good value. Book in advance ! Mouth watering at the thought of if as haven't been for a while!

Black Bull Coniston

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Have to say since Chesters have gone veggie we haven't been not against it being vegetarian. But it has had an influence over if we stop there for lunch or not. We have two young kids who are partial to the occasional sausage roll and they used to have them. Drunken Duck does amazing local meat produce so will be sad if it's true to see that go. Again it will influence our decision to go there again. Variety is key in any establishement especially in rural areas. I've always wondered why you can't have a meat menu and a vegetarian/vegan menu, vegan especially needs more choice. How will this affect the brewery onsite or is that a veggie friendly beer?

The Eagles Head at Slattersthwaite is one of my favorites. Not sure if they do breakfast, but the food is amazing and they are very dog friendly:)

Can I just ask how many of you have eaten at the Drunken Duck or Chesters. (I'm just curious so don't bite my head off) I always thought people just went to Chesters for their cake!? It is a rather bold move especially as they are remote restaurants. I have a feeling it won't really effect Chesters that much as most ppl do only go for the cakes. Not sure it's the greatest move for the Drunken Duck though as it is very expensive pub with a specific type of customer. With regards to the actual question. If your near Kendal, The 2 Sisters at Plumgarths do a good breakfast and a good afternoon tea too. Apple pie in Ambleside is good but can't remember exactly what they offer for breakfast. But there are a few nice cafes in Ambleside that will serve something good. In Staveley you can go to Wilfs but make sure you go to More Artisan while you are there and grab some muddies (the best brownies ever) they also do really good sarnies. I don't know a specific place in Windermere/Bowness as I tend not to go there but I'm pretty sure Lakeland Limited do breakfast til 11. Hope that helps.

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Have you ever thought about the Holiday Inn Express at Leigh sports village the fire place lounge is stunning and there is one big table that could cater for your party email if you would like a copy of the menu... Dawn@hiexpressleigh.co.uk

The Italian Andiamo on the way to daisy hill is very good. The Robin Hood at pennington but waiting time on food can be a bit long. Bowling green is great pub food. Summat to ate good place as well

Pit Smoke House in Culcheth is really nice.

Queen Anne at Golborne never had a bad meal there ever lovely atmosphere and the waitresses are lovely

http://www.facebook.com/sweetland.ja. We cater for all occasions

Lily n Arthurs - Mrs Lyons in standish

The Old Bank in Orrell is nice https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=337586496597415

Bellingham Hotel Wigan. Afternoon Tea for 2 at £14.95 or Prosecco Afternoon Tea for 2 at £19.95. Call Reception to book on 01942 243893.

I don't know how far you want to go but my friend really rates Pennington Tea Rooms https://m.facebook.com/Penningtonstearoom/?locale2=en_GB

New Day Bakery in the Royal Arcade

The Riverside in Borrowdale :) http://www.scafell.co.uk/the-riverside-bar/

http://www.georgefisher.co.uk/cafe/

I find it really easy to find gluten free when visiting Keswick. Even fish & chips which I can't at home. One place, which is a little way out of Keswick which I can really recommend is http://www.thewhitemarehotel.co.uk -they can pretty much adapt any of their meals and great for Sunday lunches

If you are out & about further south into the Lakes, Lakeland First Floor Cafe is normally good for Coeliacs ( my sister & her two children are both coeliacs). Think most National Trust cafes are meant to be up to speed too but not definitely sure if this is across all NT properties or individual ones so worth ringing to check beforehand. Also try putting this post on the Coeliac Society page as I always find their members are a reliable upto date source of info for situations like this.

I am GF & live in the area, don't find eating in Keswick a chore as the majority of places gave GF options it are keen to accommodate. Merienda by Moot Hall is good. Abraham's above George Fisher too. Can recommend all the others people take mentioned

Casa Bella Italian in Keswick does GF pasta - excellent food.