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The Queens Arms - Barrow-in-Furness - Photo album

Stayed the weekend in our motorhome with our friends absolutely brilliant atmosphere, the people of the Village were so friendly towards us and Andy the owner couldn't have been more welcoming. We will definitely be back 👍😍

Steeped in character. Food was lovely. Staff couldn't do enough for you. And very friendly. Was defiantly worth the drive over to the village. Would definitely return.. Loved it...

Thus is such a lovely quaint place in a lovely spot popped in when we were visiting my brother in barrow highly reccomend

Nice places if you are looking to country side experience... ask for Julie the pub owner for better experience... there are some scary rooms available for stay ...

Lovely rustic pub in beautiful surroundings

First time visiting the Queens Arms today. Very friendly (new) owners, locals and a good range of beers on tap. Plenty of room to sit outside in the sun and a decent amount of parking too. View is lovely - sand dunes in every direction. There is a children's play area to keep the young ones entertai

Great place for a drink in the sunshine. Feels like you're in the middle of nowhere with tractors going by and kids having horse lessons. Staff were lovely. One member of the team gave my kids a dog treat so they could make a fuss of her dog. Nice personal touches

Great experience, great food and great staff. The bar serves a nice selection of locally produced beers that are well priced. I enjoyed a steak, brought on Icelandic stone and still cooking so you can finish it to your liking. We received a warm welcome and felt very looked after start to finish. H

Love the atmosphere in here. Very local and tiny but will go back when I the area. Lovely staff.

No food available, but great service and really friendly locals. But they do a great Jam Roly Poly, to be washed down with a nice cheeky Vimto.