Old Dungeon Ghyll - Speisekarte

Had a deliciois leek and potato soup for lunch in the Climbers bar. Very friendly staff

I had three pints in the Climbers bar. Good quality and price £4.80). I would like to come again.

One of my favourite pubs. It is set in the beautiful Great Langdale. A wide selection of real ales well kept. Enjoyed the steak and ale pie and chips large portion. Tasted really nice. Can't wait until my next visit. Speisekarte ansehen

The location is what this pub is all about and this is hard to beat. Our room was okay, although it was very hot as the radiators were still on even though it was a warm day in July! Breakfast was fine. It's a shame you can't eat outdoors on a sunny morning and enjoy the fresh air.

Very remote location. Roads are not for the faint hearted driver. Plus walkers and cyclists to be aware of. Good base for walking in Langdale, paths lead up to the tops from hotel gardens. Staff are excellent too, food is delicious, both breakfast and in the bar for lunch and dinner, with generous portions. Quiet at night except for wildlife, and very dark. Car parking and also a NT car park for busy times.

After enjoying a day of walking in the Langdales, we stopped by for a drink at this restaurant. We were so impressed that we came back another day for both drinks and food. The chicken, leek, and ham pie with chips and vegetables was absolutely delicious - the perfect meal after a day of hiking. The restaurant offers a lovely area to sit and take in the stunning scenery, and parking is available as well. Highly recommended. Speisekarte ansehen

Beautiful location perfect for hiking, trail running or just admiring the scenery; my room was a reasonably priced single occupancy one, with a private bathroom down the hall both were done out well, comfortable clean; the bar was well stocked it is obviously very popular with a good atmosphere all 3 nights I was there; food was good my only wish was that there were more specific veggie/vegan options as a special the one main option was very tasty, but it would have been nice to try more dishes; breakfast was included what I had was nice; staff all friendly, a couple were quite quirky, and I was made to feel welcome; wonderfully dog friendly as well!

This restaurant is easy to overlook, but on a beautiful summer day, that would be a shame. We didn't stay at the hotel, so we can't comment on that aspect of the business. However, we stopped here for some food and drinks after visiting Blea Tarn and the surrounding fells. The food menu is simple, but the portions are generous and delicious. They also have a great selection of ales, and the Climbers Bar has a rustic and old-world charm. One thing to note is that there is a National Trust car park next to the pub, so be sure to pay for parking to avoid a penalty notice. The location itself is stunning, showcasing the beauty of the Lake District. Overall, this is a great spot to relax and refr...

Bit of a mixed review. We stayed here last night, after walking the 25km Keswick to Langdale section of the Cumbria way. We are not pro-hikers and we were aiming to get to the Hotel at 7pm, as we thought the kitchen would probably shut at 8pm or 9pm. The hike took us longer than expected (walking with our kids), and even though we practically ran the last kilometre we arrived at 8:05pm. We asked if we could still get any food and the chef brusquely told us the kitchen shut at 8pm, but there were bar snacks (crisps). I honestly nearly cried!! We were all exhausted and starving. There are no shops nearby and we didn’t have a car. I know we were late but a bit of compassion would have gone a lo... Speisekarte ansehen