The Beer Hall - Menu

great caffe and good food. always worth a stop when they drive to or from the lakes.

Fabulous beer and great service, most welcome after the Kentmere Round. Highly recommend the tasters. thank you!

The choice and variety of bees are excellent, however the food is extremely poor , even the scotch egg is served cold , sort the food out and it’s a great social venue View menu

If you like real ale (I do) then make a pilgrimage here and you won’t be disappointed. On our visit they had some eight or more real ales on offer covering a wide range of styles. Very nice too!

Came to stately for holiday hoping to visit the brewery sadly closed for first few days but opened for last few days lovely cheap beers well worth a visit really enjoyed great service and friendly staff

Great range of beers that were kept immaculately. Great vibe inside and outwith attentive and friendly staff. Good value for money. Stayed in Staveley four nights and couldn't resist one or two beers a day here. View menu

Nice little cafe. Lots of different areas to sit inside. Plenty of character. Nice and clean everywhere, toilets included. Two outside seating areas overlooking a river. Menu is pretty decent as well with reasonable prices. Last time I went I had a full English breakfast for £7.90, which included a cafetiere of coffee. I always call in when I go to Wheelbase to look at really expensive bicycles that I can't afford.

I recently visited this restaurant after taking a lovely walk from Ings along the Dale's Way. It's a great place for real ale enthusiasts, with plenty of options on tap. Unfortunately, they were out of helles during our visit, but we still enjoyed sampling a few different beers in the sun. The outdoor seating area isn't the best, located in the middle of a retail park and car park. However, it's definitely worth a visit as you can also purchase their ales to take away at reasonable prices.

We called here so my partner could taste their porter (I had lager). There is a great range of different beers and lagers plus soft drinks. We initially sat outside which was interesting, not least because someone came for a pint on her horse! It’s a small business park so we were effectively sitting next to a huge car park which, while not the most attractive, had seating that made it feel less industrial. The inside is equally basic with a mix of wooden tables and seats and upended barrels to stand and chat. We visited early afternoon and it was relatively busy and I would imagine it has quite a crowd on evenings and weekends. Staveley has enough of interest to warrant a visit even an over... View menu