Cuckoo Brow Inn
Inn · Coniston & Hawkshead
Inn at Far Sawrey, near the Windermere ferry, serving real ales and food, according to its website.
- Far Sawrey, Coniston & Hawkshead
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Where to eat and drink in Coniston & Hawkshead
Food & drink
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Inn · Coniston & Hawkshead
Inn at Far Sawrey, near the Windermere ferry, serving real ales and food, according to its website.
Craft beer bar · Coniston & Hawkshead
Bar in Hawkshead listing the beers and cans on tap on its website.
Café · Coniston & Hawkshead
Lakeside café on the shore of Coniston Water with views from all its seating, according to its website.
Inn · Coniston & Hawkshead
Inn on Hawkshead Road serving breakfasts, lunches and evening meals, part of the Inn Collection Group.
Pub with rooms · Coniston & Hawkshead
Pub in the center of Coniston; its website describes family friendly menus of Lakeland classics and pub favorites.
Pub restaurant · Coniston & Hawkshead
The Eating Room at the King's Arms on The Square in Hawkshead, serving lunches, suppers and Sunday roasts.
Inn · Coniston & Hawkshead
Inn on Main Street in Hawkshead serving food, according to its website.
Café restaurant · Coniston & Hawkshead
Coffee house and restaurant in Brantwood's former coach house, with views over Coniston Water, according to its website.
Pub with rooms · Coniston & Hawkshead
Pub, pizzeria and rooms at the Yewdale Road end of Coniston, serving British pub food, according to its website.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
School founded in 1585 where William Wordsworth was a pupil, now a museum in the village.
National Trust bookshop in the building that housed the Beatrix Potter Gallery, on Hawkshead's Main Street.
17th-century house at Near Sawrey that was Beatrix Potter's home; the National Trust opens it as a museum.
The Lake District
England's deepest lake and highest mountain, and a little railway through Eskdale
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England's largest lake, with lake cruises, a railway station and a lakeside town
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A walking town at the head of Windermere and Wordsworth's village, linked along the Rothay valley
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