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Real
Ales on Tap:
Jennings Mild
Bitter
Cumberland Ale.
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Nearest
Accommodation:
Here.
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This pub is easy to find as its right next door
to the station, plus it is also next to Safeways so you cant miss it. To get there, leave the M6 at junction 40, head up the hill towards
Penrith. Follow signs for the station, and when you pass it and reach a roundabout, look
ahead and it'll be right in front of you. The service inside this pub is friendly and efficient. The punter are
friendly too. On a cold night in January you can meet the local mountain rescue having a
pint to warm themselves in front of the real fire. The real ales were Jennings Mild,
Bitter, Cumberland Ale, Snecklifter, plus a guest from another brewery. Food is served
lunch and evening and is very reasonably priced. You can get chips for a similar price as
most chip shops sell them for. Plus they appeared within 5 minutes. If you're coming south
from Scotland on the M6 (Junc 40) the pub would be an excellent place to break offering a
much more relaxing and friendly atmosphere that motorway service stations can ever
provide. B&B accommodation is available here Rating.
Opening times: Mon-Sat 11-11pm; Sun
12-10.30
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Brilliant pub, excellent
service. Good food. (Julie). |
 
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Real
Ales on Tap:
Hesket Newmarket Blencathra Bitter
Conniston Opium.
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Nearest
Accommodation:
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This pub is has regular beer and sausage festivals
and is a quaint little coaching inn. Beer on at the time were: Hesket Newmarket Blencathra
Bitter, Lakeland's Damson Beer and Conniston Opium. No accommodation here though.
  
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