Old Dungeon Ghyll - Menu

United Kingdom, LA22 9JY, South Lakeland

🛍 Pub, Steak, British, Breakfast

4.3 💬 4100 Reviews
Old Dungeon Ghyll

Phone: +441539437272

Address: United Kingdom, LA22 9JY, South Lakeland

City: South Lakeland

Dishes: 2

Reviews: 4100

Website: http://www.odg.co.uk/

"This restaurant is easy to overlook, but on a beautiful summer day, that would be a shame. We didn't stay at the hotel, so we can't comment on that aspect of the business. However, we stopped here for some food and drinks after visiting Blea Tarn and the surrounding fells. The food menu is simple, but the portions are generous and delicious. They also have a great selection of ales, and the Climbers Bar has a rustic and old-world charm. One thing to note is that there is a National Trust car park next to the pub, so be sure to pay for parking to avoid a penalty notice. The location itself is stunning, showcasing the beauty of the Lake District. Overall, this is a great spot to relax and refresh on a hot summer day."

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sjd1992 sjd1992

This became our go-to haunt while staying in Great Langdale. Good pub grub and a decent selection of beers and ciders on tap. A good mix of indoor and outdoor seating

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johngM9416CI
johngM9416CI

Dropped by the ODG for a beer at the end of the walk today. Chatty, friendly staff, with a great knowledge of both the beers on offer and the fells surrounding the pub. Everything a pub in the Lakes should be


DeniseP1180
DeniseP1180

We popped into the Hikers Bar after a walk along Mickleden Valley. However it was only just gone noon and lunch was not served until 1pm so we decided to move on elsewhere. The interior was very traditional and the lunch menu somewhat limited ...


Sukyboo
Sukyboo

Popped in here today intending to have lunch. However I was not impressed with how stark it was and then we wtnessed this conversation..... Customer: Are you serving food Barman: Not until 1pm. You won't die waiting 45 minutes Customer: Well actually I could as...


I
I

The menu may be a bit limited, but it was perfect for our camping trip. The staff were friendly, prices were reasonable, and we will definitely return. It's recommended to make reservations for larger groups or arrive early, as it's popular with the campsite nearby. Vegan options are limited.


kiloalphatango85
kiloalphatango85

This cozy and welcoming traditional pub offers delicious simple dishes and a great selection of beer. The fireplace adds to the charming atmosphere, and I can imagine it would be wonderful to sit outside in the summer. I popped in after feeling chilly and getting ready for a cold night in my van, and enjoyed a delicious meal. Plus, they are dog friendly!


Loopylour
Loopylour

I absolutely love The Old Dungeon Ghyll, it's my favorite pub in the valley. The staff always make me feel welcome. Our group of Ratti members, totaling 43 people, booked our AGM meal there. The food was excellent - we had pre-ordered a 3-course meal, followed by coffee, mince pies, and tablet fudge. The meal was perfect, as was the service. I highly recommend this restaurant to others. Thank you, guys!


Andy
Andy

I absolutely adore this pub for its traditional charm and unspoiled beauty in the Lake District. The staff is friendly and accommodating, and they offer a wonderful variety of well-maintained local ales from nearby breweries. Though it can get crowded at times, there is a spacious outdoor area for enjoying the summer weather. Dogs and hikers are warmly welcomed, and the food menu looks fantastic as well!


Dianne
Dianne

After enjoying a day of walking in the Langdales, we stopped by for a drink at this restaurant. We were so impressed that we came back another day for both drinks and food. The chicken, leek, and ham pie with chips and vegetables was absolutely delicious - the perfect meal after a day of hiking. The restaurant offers a lovely area to sit and take in the stunning scenery, and parking is available as well. Highly recommended.


Mike
Mike

This restaurant is easy to overlook, but on a beautiful summer day, that would be a shame. We didn't stay at the hotel, so we can't comment on that aspect of the business. However, we stopped here for some food and drinks after visiting Blea Tarn and the surrounding fells. The food menu is simple, but the portions are generous and delicious. They also have a great selection of ales, and the Climbers Bar has a rustic and old-world charm. One thing to note is that there is a National Trust car park next to the pub, so be sure to pay for parking to avoid a penalty notice. The location itself is stunning, showcasing the beauty of the Lake District. Overall, this is a great spot to relax and refr...

Categories

  • Pub Enjoy a lively atmosphere with our classic pub favorites. From hearty burgers and fish 'n' chips to savory pies and craft brews, our menu promises a cozy experience ideal for unwinding with friends.
  • Steak Savor prime cuts of juicy, tender steaks, expertly grilled to perfection. Each bite offers a burst of flavor, served with classic sides and delectable sauces to enhance your dining experience.
  • British Traditional and hearty, the British menu offers comfort classics like fish and chips, succulent roasts, and savory pies. Rediscover familiar favorites, lovingly crafted with timeless recipes and fresh, local ingredients.
  • Breakfast Start your day with our delicious breakfast options, featuring everything from classic eggs and pancakes to healthy smoothies and yogurt. Perfect for a hearty meal or a light morning bite!

Amenities

  • Seating
  • Free Wifi
  • Live Music
  • Serves Alcohol

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"Staff were very friendly, welcoming and efficient. They were also very kind to our dog. We had drinks and food and though the drinks were good, the food was not. The words 'frozen ' and 'microwave ' were forefront in my mind throughout. The mash potato I had with my pie was face meltingly hot suggesting the microwave was used, and my wife 's battered fish was mushy and watery suggesting it was deep fried from frozen. The batter was also only about 1mm thick and was like wise mushy. The meat in my chunky steak pie was definatly chunky but was a little too firm (not tough, just not tender. Probably the wrong cut of meat rather than badly cooked). I then had the caramel apple pie as did another member of my party. While his was hot, mine was cold. I had mine with cream which when it arrived, had bubbles in and was luke warm. What I think happened was that mine was microwaved first and then drowned in cream and left to sit while the other was microwaved. This mean mine cooled in the cream while the cream warmed. It also meant that the pastry on the bottom went soggy, and from the rest of the pastry, it didn 't seem like it had much crisp to begin with. Now I know that times are hard and pubs like this can 't be expected to make everything from scratch, but there are 3 other pubs close by and unfortunately this one is doing nothing to stand out from the others, in terms of food anyway. Overall, a nice place for a quiet drink, but I 'll not be back for the food. The only saving grace was the price; £80 for 2 rounds of drinks (1 pint, 1 coke and 2 halves per round), 4 mains and 2 desserts...I suppose you get that you pay for though..."