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The wife and I are in Keswick next week, the motivation for which comes from wanting to have an anniversary goulash at the Dog and Gun (we're hopeless romantics. To celebrate our first wedding anniversary, we went to Pete's Eats).

Where else is good for food in and around Keswick these days? It's been a fair while since I was up that way and things change when you're not looking, so pointers to currently good places to eat will be welcome.

T.

There's a good sit down fish and chip restaurant above the Kingfisher, on the opposite side of the road from Needlesports.

Blimey, it's many years since I was last in a sit-down chippy. Ta for that!

T.

Also Little Chamonix down towards George Fisher (from Moot hall) does great cake!

Always worth knowing a good spot for cake, thank you.

T.

The George for a desperate Dan pie

Last visit we found Abraham's (top of George Fisher 's) no longer allow dogs so the staff there recommended Fellpack, it was excellent, went in for cake but couldn't resist their one pot meals (chilli, goulash etc) and then pudding as well! If pizza is your thing we like the marigold bistro.

The Cafe in the barn below Shepherd's Crag is still open, at least it was yesterday.  Still serving fruit pie and bacon butties

Been to Merienda a few times. 

Bar S is a nice Mexican/Spanish style tapas bar.

Relaxed atmosphere and good craft beer.

Behind Cotswold.

Another vote for Fellpack

Well I am biased as Little Chamonix is my daughter's café, but if you like great breakfasts, all homemade (and sometimes surprising) cake and very good coffee, then it would be good to meet you! We like The Pheasant and Casa Bella for evening meals.

Dorine

I'm sure we'll be in during the week Dorine if only to take a chance on the 'sometimes surprising' cake, the description of which has me intrigued.  As long as more of it ends up in my stomach than on my clothes, I'm sure I'll be happy.

T.