Lunesdale Bakery - Menu

One of the young ones need training. Was served by a blue haired girl. Asked for one of the muffins, and even though she tried to use tongs she still finished touching my food with bare hands. Not happy at all.

Breakfasts were unsatisfactory and highly priced. Staff unfriendly and obviously unhappy, as we 're our fellow diners having to listen to the chef swearing at staff! Found out later that this 'bakery ' doesn 't even bake bread !!!!

Oh my giddies......the most ridiculously luscious rarebit today at The Lunesdale Bakery Kirby Lonsdale...laden with exquisite pickles and chutters.....lentil and beetroot salad on the side...for goodness sake !!! Quiet ...pleasant courteous staff.....just as it should be..... Quick.... Quaint..... Go there.... and pick up a gorgeous loaf on your way out ....

Not a good experience ordered 2 Pea and Ham soups got 1 Broccoli and Stilton and 1 Pea and Ham no explanation both soups really really salty the Pea and Ham flavour tasted vinegary ? cramped room with a dog at most tables had to stride over a big dog to get to table £15 for 2 salty soups that we could not eat in a cramped room we will give this a miss next time.

I was very excited to hear that the bakery had reopened after an extended closure following Covid. I had always enjoyed my previous visitors but not will not be eating there again. The chef was verbally abusive following a simple request to remove cheese from a sandwich. This caused great distress, anxiety and embarrassment to me and my fellow diners. Deeply disappointed

As regulars we’d like to add a review about the epic food on offer in this delightful tearoom. Among our favourites are the homemade soup roll, rarebit hot beef horseradish ciabatta. Just as you’d want it, very wholesome filling. Not the cheapest in town but worth every halfpenny for the quality. A roaring fire in the Victorian grate warm welcome, just the ticket on a chilly autumn afternoon. Lovely cakes on offer in the bakery too.

Very disappointed with our visit. We were passing and saw the sign saying a nice roaring fire. As we just wanted a drink we went in. Good reception, but the problem was that we ordered a hot chocolate, a peppermint tea and a toasted tea cake. The tea was fine, maybe a bit weak probably a scone tea bag in the pot would have helped. The hot chocolate as tepid at best, and the tea cake was fine when it arrived but by the time that the butter, jam and finallly the knife arrived the tea cake was cold. It took 3 visits to get all elements of the tea cake. Won’t be going there again.

Very upset at the nasty attitude and rudeness of the chef. Our overpriced lunches arrived without butter on the sandwiches, I waited and looked at around for the waiting staff, I couldn 't see them so I approached the kitchen door and caught the chefs eye and said 'excuse me '. He snapped Do not speak to me. I am cooking. Go and find someone else. I said there was no one here. He ignored me. I returned to my dry sandwich, we ate up and left. Would not come here again. He was snapping and snarling with staff also. Maybe he thinks he 's Gordon Ramsey he 's not. Even I can cook soup and a sandwich without being rude to people.

We visited today, Sunday 29th October. Ordered two bacon and sausage barms and two pulled beef ciabattas and asked the waiter specifically for one without cheese the waiter later confirmed that we had indeed specified this) When our meal came both ciabattas had a considerable amount of cheese on them so we politely and quietly asked for one to be replaced with one without cheese. From nowhere came the chef/owner shouting and ranting about not changing the menu for ANYBODY. We were absolutely stunned and extremely embarrassed as the cafe was almost full of equally amazed customers. All four of us left our food and went to pay the £55 bill in the shop, whilst in the process of actually paying...