Lesley’s guidebook
Food scene
We have a takeaway sandwich shop, serving delicious hot and cold sandwiches made to order
My favourite place to eat in Sedbergh. Great for homemade soup 🥣 and sandwiches 🥪 made on homemade bread for £7.75 through to a la carte menu
Dogs welcome
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The Black Bull Inn
44 Main StMy favourite place to eat in Sedbergh. Great for homemade soup 🥣 and sandwiches 🥪 made on homemade bread for £7.75 through to a la carte menu
Dogs welcome
The Dalesman Country Inn
Main StreetGreat food. Varied menu
No dogs inside
Smatt's Duo
32 Main StGreat for breakfast
The Haddock Paddock
67-69 Main StFabulous fish n chips. Open Wednesday to Saturday 5-7pm
The Black Swan
Short drive from Sedbergh worth it! Amazing food
Kings Head
3 Grove SquareShort drive lovely pub serving great food
About 30 minute drive. But for that extra special occasion it is a must!
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Hipping Hall
A65About 30 minute drive. But for that extra special occasion it is a must!
The Waffle Cone
73 Main StreetIce cream & waffle shop and more!
The Red Lion
3 Finkle StPub for locals and visitors, serving lovely food. Welcoming with pub quizzes etc.
Village Store – Speciality Cheeses – Delicatessen – Cafe – Fully Licensed
The Churchmouse at Barbon is a village store, cafe and delicatessen all rolled in to one. Situated in the centre of the beautiful village of Barbon, we aim to support the village and also be a destination cafe for walkers, cyclists and visitors to the area.
Fully licensed, we offer snacks, light lunches, tapas and lunchtime specials in the cafe. We also sell a wide range of cheeses, meats, chilled products, groceries, newspapers, freshly baked bread and local milk.
With indoor and outdoor seating in an idyllic setting we hope you will visit us at the Churchmouse at Barbon.
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The Churchmouse at Barbon
New RoadVillage Store – Speciality Cheeses – Delicatessen – Cafe – Fully Licensed
The Churchmouse at Barbon is a village store, cafe and delicatessen all rolled in to one. Situated in the centre of the beautiful village of Barbon, we aim to support the village and also be a destination cafe for walkers, cyclists and visitors to the area.
Fully licensed, we offer snacks, light lunches, tapas and lunchtime specials in the cafe. We also sell a wide range of cheeses, meats, chilled products, groceries, newspapers, freshly baked bread and local milk.
With indoor and outdoor seating in an idyllic setting we hope you will visit us at the Churchmouse at Barbon.
Bar & Restaurant
The bar and restaurant underwent a full refurbishment in Spring 2017 and now offers a warm, friendly space and serves traditional pub food, including classic dishes using local sourced meats and produce.
We have an open door policy, with golfers and non-golfers alike afforded a warm welcome.
Sedbergh Golf Club
Abbott HolmeBar & Restaurant
The bar and restaurant underwent a full refurbishment in Spring 2017 and now offers a warm, friendly space and serves traditional pub food, including classic dishes using local sourced meats and produce.
We have an open door policy, with golfers and non-golfers alike afforded a warm welcome.
LEVENS KITCHEN
Opened in March 2019, Levens Kitchen is a fantastic multi-purpose restaurant and event space serving a seasonally inspired menu. It has won a number of major awards, including:
Best Newcomer, Cumbria Life's Food and Drink Awards 2020
Great Place to Eat, UK Heritage Awards 2020
Locally sourced, high-quality produce, including products grown on the Estate and in the gardens of Levens Hall, feature prominently on the menu. You don't need to purchase admission tickets for the House and Gardens to visit Levens Kitchen, and there's no need to book a table either, so why not come and enjoy some of the delicious food on offer, all freshly prepared on site, and see for yourself exactly why we've been awarded these prestigious awards?
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Levens Hall
LEVENS KITCHEN
Opened in March 2019, Levens Kitchen is a fantastic multi-purpose restaurant and event space serving a seasonally inspired menu. It has won a number of major awards, including:
Best Newcomer, Cumbria Life's Food and Drink Awards 2020
Great Place to Eat, UK Heritage Awards 2020
Locally sourced, high-quality produce, including products grown on the Estate and in the gardens of Levens Hall, feature prominently on the menu. You don't need to purchase admission tickets for the House and Gardens to visit Levens Kitchen, and there's no need to book a table either, so why not come and enjoy some of the delicious food on offer, all freshly prepared on site, and see for yourself exactly why we've been awarded these prestigious awards?
Sightseeing
Lovely to visit. Arts and crafts plus café with outside seating area
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Farfield Mill
Garsdale RdLovely to visit. Arts and crafts plus café with outside seating area
Micro Bar
The Thirsty Rambler
14-16 Main StreetNew to Sedbergh
Small & cosy dog friendly micro bar
No bookings required
Local Industry
Farfield Clothing have been manufacturing clothing here in Sedbergh since 1985. Specialise in outdoor clothing made on the premises with their exclusive fabrics.
One of their ladies jackets is worn by Jodie Comer in Killing Eve episode 2 of the new series
Farfield Clothing Ltd
Joss LaneFarfield Clothing have been manufacturing clothing here in Sedbergh since 1985. Specialise in outdoor clothing made on the premises with their exclusive fabrics.
One of their ladies jackets is worn by Jodie Comer in Killing Eve episode 2 of the new series
Dairy ice cream made on the farm from their own cows 🐄 eat now or takeaway
Howgill Fellside Ice Cream
Howgill LaneDairy ice cream made on the farm from their own cows 🐄 eat now or takeaway
Artisan Butcher
Jonny Harper, now 30, opened The Meat Hook in February 2022 in the same building where he was taken on as a young apprentice by long-serving butcher Garth Steadman.
The shop sources all of its meat from farmers within 10 miles of the premises keeping food miles low. The shop doesn't specialise in any particular kind of meat, however it has become known for its delicious lamb from Jonny's parents who are sheep farmers.
The Meat Hook Sedbergh
Artisan Butcher
Jonny Harper, now 30, opened The Meat Hook in February 2022 in the same building where he was taken on as a young apprentice by long-serving butcher Garth Steadman.
The shop sources all of its meat from farmers within 10 miles of the premises keeping food miles low. The shop doesn't specialise in any particular kind of meat, however it has become known for its delicious lamb from Jonny's parents who are sheep farmers.
British & imported fruit & vegetables.
Fresh salads and produce from local growers.
Specialist suppliers to the retail and catering trades.
Powells Fruit Merchants
52 Main StBritish & imported fruit & vegetables.
Fresh salads and produce from local growers.
Specialist suppliers to the retail and catering trades.
Sleepy Elephant occupies the ground floor of what once may have been an old 'tower house' on Sedbergh's Main Street.
The name 'Sleepy Elephant' refers to a comment made by the writer A. Wainwright who wrote that the neighbouring Howgill Fells were 'often likened to a huddle of squatting elephants'. However, when the current business was set up, it was felt that 'sleepy elephant;' might be more appealing.
Some years ago, when the shop was a chemist's, it was featured on the BBC Television series 'The House Detectives'. The programme's experts thought the building might go back as far as the early fifteenth century.
Sleepy Elephant is now the place in Sedbergh for walking boots and other outdoor essentials.
Carole Nelson, proprietor of Sleepy Elephant, spent forty years in the outdoor clothing industry, mostly 'in boots'. She worked as a representative, buyer and sales manager in various companies including Ellis Brigham and Ardblair Sports. She was also a director of Blacks Leisure.
Knowing the outdoor clothing industry as she does, Carole is now able to get the best prices from suppliers – which can then be passed on to you, her customers.
Sleepy Elephant Boots
41 Main St
Sleepy Elephant occupies the ground floor of what once may have been an old 'tower house' on Sedbergh's Main Street.
The name 'Sleepy Elephant' refers to a comment made by the writer A. Wainwright who wrote that the neighbouring Howgill Fells were 'often likened to a huddle of squatting elephants'. However, when the current business was set up, it was felt that 'sleepy elephant;' might be more appealing.
Some years ago, when the shop was a chemist's, it was featured on the BBC Television series 'The House Detectives'. The programme's experts thought the building might go back as far as the early fifteenth century.
Sleepy Elephant is now the place in Sedbergh for walking boots and other outdoor essentials.
Carole Nelson, proprietor of Sleepy Elephant, spent forty years in the outdoor clothing industry, mostly 'in boots'. She worked as a representative, buyer and sales manager in various companies including Ellis Brigham and Ardblair Sports. She was also a director of Blacks Leisure.
Knowing the outdoor clothing industry as she does, Carole is now able to get the best prices from suppliers – which can then be passed on to you, her customers.
Childrens Playground
About 3 minute walk from Ivy Garth, at the end of Bainbridge Road, (turn left out of the house and right at the end of the road) next to Peoples Hall is an excellent play ground and picnic area
Sedbergh People's Hall
Howgill LaneAbout 3 minute walk from Ivy Garth, at the end of Bainbridge Road, (turn left out of the house and right at the end of the road) next to Peoples Hall is an excellent play ground and picnic area
Weekly Market
Markets are held every Wednesday of the year (except sometimes between Christmas and New Year and during extreme weather) on Joss Lane car park, off the Main Street of Sedbergh. The market plays an important role in the life of the town and has been established for many years.
The market has stall holders who sell a range of staple produce. Most weeks you will find artisan baked bread, eggs, wet fish, fruit/vegetables (seasonal plants), local meat and sometimes other stalls as well.
The Market trades from around 8.30am (and earlier) and closes around 12.30pm to 1.30pm dependent upon the season/weather and stock availability. Some parking is available on the car park while the market is in operation, although you may be better advised to park at Loftus Hill car park and walk along Main Street to reach the market.
Markets are held every Wednesday of the year (except sometimes between Christmas and New Year and during extreme weather) on Joss Lane car park, off the Main Street of Sedbergh. The market plays an important role in the life of the town and has been established for many years.
The market has stall holders who sell a range of staple produce. Most weeks you will find artisan baked bread, eggs, wet fish, fruit/vegetables (seasonal plants), local meat and sometimes other stalls as well.
The Market trades from around 8.30am (and earlier) and closes around 12.30pm to 1.30pm dependent upon the season/weather and stock availability. Some parking is available on the car park while the market is in operation, although you may be better advised to park at Loftus Hill car park and walk along Main Street to reach the market.
Joss Lane Car Park
Markets are held every Wednesday of the year (except sometimes between Christmas and New Year and during extreme weather) on Joss Lane car park, off the Main Street of Sedbergh. The market plays an important role in the life of the town and has been established for many years.
The market has stall holders who sell a range of staple produce. Most weeks you will find artisan baked bread, eggs, wet fish, fruit/vegetables (seasonal plants), local meat and sometimes other stalls as well.
The Market trades from around 8.30am (and earlier) and closes around 12.30pm to 1.30pm dependent upon the season/weather and stock availability. Some parking is available on the car park while the market is in operation, although you may be better advised to park at Loftus Hill car park and walk along Main Street to reach the market.
Kirkby Lonsdale has had a Market Charter since 1227. The original market was situated at the corner of Main Street and Market Street before being relocated to the town’s elegant Georgian square, overlooked at one end by The Royal Hotel, made famous by a visit by Queen Adelaide in 1840, and at the other by the old bank.
Kirkby Lonsdale’s Thursday market attracts visitors and locals alike with a good range of stalls offering everything from local produce to souvenirs, plants and jewellery.
Market Square, Kirkby Lonsdale, Carnforth LA6, UK
Kirkby Lonsdale has had a Market Charter since 1227. The original market was situated at the corner of Main Street and Market Street before being relocated to the town’s elegant Georgian square, overlooked at one end by The Royal Hotel, made famous by a visit by Queen Adelaide in 1840, and at the other by the old bank.
Kirkby Lonsdale’s Thursday market attracts visitors and locals alike with a good range of stalls offering everything from local produce to souvenirs, plants and jewellery.
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Parking
Free parking on Bainbridge Road is first come best parked! There is Joss Lane car park round the corner which is pay and display also about 15 paces from my house is a single yellow line where you can park after 5pm and all weekends and Bank Holidays
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Dog walking 1 March - 31 July
On most areas of open country and common land you must keep your dog on a short lead (no longer than 2 metres) between 1 March and 31 July - and all year round for farm animals.
It’s the lambing season and fell ponies will be foaling too. Also to protect ground nesting birds.
Please remember dogs can be shot by farmers if seen chasing sheep.
You do not have to put your dog on a lead on public paths, as long as it is under close control.
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Local Taxi 🚕 companies in Sedbergh
Lady Cabs 01539735086
Woofs 01539620414
Ryan Airey 07909116966
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Cycle 🚲 with Rachel
Electric bikes 🚲 for hire. KTM hybrid bikes with helmets and panniers. FULL DAY FOR 2 BIKES £50 HALF DAY FOR 2 BIKES £35 GUIDED RIDES FOR 1 PERSON WITH RACHAEL (2 HOURS) £50 Contact Rachael on 07969663881 rachaelmellor@hotmail.com
T & C’s apply
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The Wilson Run 🏃♀️
One of the biggest events in the School calendar will be held on Tuesday 21 March 2023
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Artisan Market Dates 2024
These are the dates for the Artisan Markets on Main Street in 2024 25 May, 29June, 27 July, 24 August and 21 September