Reviews The Black Bull Restaurant

5
Brian Hern
+5
We stayed last weekend and all I can say is what a lovely comfortable stay it was. The room we stayed in was great, clean, tidy and everything you could need. The bathroom was spotlessly clean and the shower was absolute luxury. We also enjoyed a beautiful meal at the pub which was perfectly cooked and presented. A great selection of ales is available which I believe are brewed on site. In all a great night's stay after a day on the mountains, somewhere we are going to stay at time and time again. Many thanks.
4
Rickm2711 _
+4
Stopped off here for a Sunday Roast. Initial impressions were that it hadn’t had a decor job for quite some time, although this added to the charm of the old traditional Lake District aesthetic. The roast was really good, the staff are really friendly and would definitely visit again. My only gripe and the reason for not giving 5 stars is the unavailability to use cash, and being forced the card only take it or leave it policy. Otherwise 5 stars.
5
L
+5
Bliss little pub - I was refused a table in The Crown which is over the road even though I arrived at 4:45pm and the table wasn’t reserved until 8:30pm. So I left and found Black Bull, I’m so glad I did they are very welcoming and they had a table for me which I stayed at all night ordering countless beers with a main and dessert :) See you again soon!
5
Warren holt
+5
We thought we might be in for a good day when we got the last space in a public car park. Finding the Black Bull was the icing on a good day. Nice atmosphere, good selection of drinks, and the homemade steak and mushroom pie was one of the best I have ever tasted and packed with meat.
4
Lee Teasdale
+4
Dog friendly traditional pub right in the centre of Coniston, loads of beers/ales from the adjacent brewery.....perfect! We had a couple of bar snacks and they were lovely.
5
Lauren Smith
+5
Stunning pub and a fantastic atmosphere. We enjoyed a simple pint of cider and some chips but easily could of stayed all evening if we weren't driving.
5
Simon Pemberton
+5
Had a 2 night stay, a very welcoming pub, a great selection of ales brewed on-site, outstanding food but above all, the service of bar staff and waiter/waitresses was exceptional. Would highly recommend
5
James Briggs
+5
Brief stop after climbing the Old Man of Coniston for a pint and some chips. The service was warm and friendly. The chips were spectacular and the pints, well you can't ever go wrong with a leffe 🍺👍 great location as well.
5
Simon Varney
+5
Wonderful pub with a connection to the Coniston Brewery, so outstanding selection of well kept beer 🍻 Food was lovely too, I enjoyed a very generously stocked cheeseboard 🧀 Young man behind bar with glasses was very accommodating and gave great advice and tasters on beers, thank you 🤩
5
Sue Carney-Gannon
+5
Fabulous selection of beers, brewed in the pub’s own microbrewery. We tried the Old Man bitter and Bluebird XL — both delicious. We had a cozy lunch by the fire. My sweet potato, red pepper and fennel soup was perfection with a warm roll and butter. This seems a popular place, and dog friendly too. Lovely!
5
Alex Garrido
+5
People leaving 4-star reviews for this place makes me despair. This is the best pub in the Lake District - maybe the world. I make a point of trying to go here once a year after a long walk. The beers are fairly-priced and many are brewed literally next door, the food is good and can be very reasonable, there is an absolutely cracking fireplace, and overall has an impeccable vibe. This place is not to be missed - please, please, please don’t be put off by the complainers and misery-guts reviewers. Go to this pub. Urgently.
5
Peter Bentham
+5
This was a return visit but about 7 years since our last one. Had not changed still friendly bar staff and they serve Coniston Blue Bird beer and serve Woodalls Cumberland sausage just what we wanted.
5
David Niner
+5
This is an Inn in the real sense of the word. Real ale brewed in the adjoining brewery, all day food and rooms aplenty. The Black Bull is home to not one but two Supreme Champion Beers of Britain. The pub is full of charm with its stone and thick wooden beams and the walls are packed with brewing awards and Donald Campbell memorabilia. The staff are friendly and welcoming. Whilst this is not a gastro pub the food is proper hearty honest food and just what you need after a good day of fell walking. This is an excellent base for the Lake District. One thing to note is it is a dog friendly pub too. Not the first time we have stayed here in the last 20 years and certainly won't be the last.
5
Nathan Eaton
+5
Great local English pub serving micro brewed beer from the coniston brewery next door. The ales were traditional English ales and were high quality. The food was great and the venue conducive to ale quaffing and yarns. Definitely worth a visit - recommend the old man ale.
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