Take your pick of Keswick’s choice of Italian restaurants and pizza houses (don’t miss Casa Bella’s Galateria with takeaway services too! It’s the best home-made Italian ice cream! New additions in recent times have included the Star of Siam Thai restaurant. Keswick has an eclectic mix of restaurants including Steakhouse Grills, AA Rosette Hotel restaurants, bar bistros and some unique cafes including welcoming Magnolia Cafe Bar on the Lake Road and the town’s oldest coffee shop, the licensed Wild Strawberry serving up coffees and fine teas from Farrer’s of Kendal.

The Wild Strawberry is a patisserie and coffee shop housed in one of the oldest buildings in Keswick. We serve a range of savoury and sweet crêpes, homemade cakes, scones, sandwiches, soup and afternoon teas, as well as locally roasted coffee, fresh leaf tea, milkshakes and smoothies. Our Cumbrian made ice-cream is made by the Handmade Ice-Cream company using milk from their own herd of Jersey cows.

The best selection of cakes and gluten free cakes I've ever eaten,and really good size portions, and brilliant value for money considering you're in the lake district. I had the best bacon sarni on gluten free 10/10 You get enough for 2 cups of tea from 1 pot,good value, best place in Keswick for tea&cakes, in fact in the lake District, will definitely be visiting The wild Strawberry 🍓 again.

There is Java (featuring a chocolate fountain, which is used to drizzle chocolate on drinks and deserts alike!), The Wild Strawberry (great breakfasts) and Treeby and Bolton (part of a contemporary art gallery and shop). There is also the Square Orange Café that serves excellent tapas and thin-crust pizza as well as hosting regular live music evenings.

This pattisserie has made its home in one of Keswick’s oldest buildings and serves up delicious traditional afternoon teas, handmade patisserie and cakes, crêpes, savoury pastries, deli-sandwiches and salads. At the lovely Wild Strawberry, you’ll find delicious hand made afternoon teas and patisseries, in a historic and characterful building.

54 Main St, Cumbria, CA12 5JT - Open 10-4 Tuesday – Saturday. The Wild Strawberry is a escape from the norm where locals and tourists can enjoy mouthwatering home cooked food and delicious handmade pastries in a lovely and stylish setting. They support the amazing food producers of Cumbria and feature their best ingredients.

When you’re ready to hike, walk back towards the George and make a right at Lake Road. Derwentwater is just at the end, and is the third largest lake in the District, following Windermere and Ullswater. It’s a place so otherworldly, it was the chosen filming location for planet Takodana in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

The Wild Strawberry is a charming family-run café serving cakes and patisserie handmade by Paula – a pastry chef who trained under the Roux brothers. You can also choose from a selection of hot and cold sandwiches, pastries and crêpes. And they’ll whip you up a breakfast bacon or sausage butty too if you ask nicely.

Sitting in prominence above Keswick, Castlerigg Stone Circle is considered one of the UK’s oldest standing stone sites. Even older, most experts agree, than Stonehenge. A beautiful setting for a picnic, or a destination walk from Keswick.

Crepes, flatbreads and handmade patisserie in relaxed surroundings. Try their afternoon tea – pastry chef, Paula, trained under the Roux brothers and made her name at iconic Sharrow Bay!. Drive time: 25 minsBook?