New Dungeon Ghyll - Menu

Warm welcome and hearty food with a great fire. Good beer. Fish finger sandwich recommended, it came with a cup of tasty cauliflower soup and chips good value. New owner since September so perhaps ignore older negative comments. We will certainly go back next time we visit.

My partner and I arrived at home today after visiting NDG hotel for the first time this weekend. From the moment we walked in to the minute we checked out, we were made very welcome. The staff were absolutely fantastic as was the food and nothing was too much trouble. The staff were very polite and we've had an absolutely fantastic time. We will certainly be going back later in the year for a longer stay.

Visited hotel over a few days and met a few fellow walkers, nice lounge area, saw staff being overworked, so not suprized rooms were unclean. Small food portions, overheard staff talking about portions too, management was cold with no people skills and hid away from any conversations.. food way overpriced and charge 1.50 for choc bar. Lovely views and walks in the area but when asking about the food the chefs were cold and hostile. My advice would be bring food with you and a bottle opener

Such lovely lovely people serving great food with idyllic views. We had boar burger and chips which were really good but breakfast lunch and cakes all on offer . Tables in their lovely garden have stunning views up stickle pike and the langdale mountains and valley. If raining they have covered tables and the bar inside is lovely too light and airy. (Btw I think one or two reviews below may be for the old dungeon ghyll hotel. e.g. reference to serving hatch No serving hatch here lovely waiter service instead).

We both ordered fish and chips and they were the worst fish and chips we'd ever had. The chips were undercooked and the fish batter was soggy and tasteless. The mushy peas were ok. The waitress did bring us some more chips when we mentioned they were overcooked, and they were marginally better. It didn't seem like any effort had been made with the food at all. The food was served very quickly, obviously not leaving enough time for cooking. It's such a shame as the setting is beautiful but we definitely won't be back.

This was our first visit and found our stay for two nights was great and we would return without hesitation. My wife and I were in a superior room 20 and initially was surprised to see the state of the pine furniture. It needs feeding with wax. However that aside I have no complaints. The room itself was comfortable, bathroom well equipped, lounge warm with adequate seating. The staff very efficient and extremely friendly. The 5 course menu, in the lovely dining room, with a wide choice of dishes, was really superb. Thanks to all staff for a great stay

Very enjoyable meal on Friday evening following a hike. We had looked at the exciting menu in the morning but didn't want to commit ourselves by booking a table beforehand and rushing back. Relieved that they had a spare table . My husband had the leek confit as a starter which was plentiful and tasty. We both had the seabream which came with new potatoes, olives and spinach. Despite the high cost of the ingredients you didn't feel that they skimped on the portion. 2 nice pieces of fish each, plenty of olives and spinach. We benefited of their special offers, £1 off per pint from 16.30 to 1900. I have no hesitation to recommend this place. The rating is 4 out of 5 as the dinning room is a bi...

It really saddens me to write this review. I have a huge affinity with Great Langdale and all the people in the valley that have a genuine passion for this beautiful area. G G or done 20 years now I’ve stayed here and it’s never faltered. Staff are an integral part and I am faulting them one bit. I have issues with Red Cat. I really do not think they understand the culture of the Lakes. It’s laid back and hikers are bread and butter and not done pub down South. The outside area for patrons at the rear has been ‘landscaped’ hence trees giving natural coverage are now gone and wildlife has virtually disappeared regarding birds. Tree felling in the Lakes is not a great idea as it impacts on wil...

Unfortunately, the dining experience in this restaurant did not even come close to the beautiful surroundings in which it is located. The building itself is striking, demonstrating the typical slate brick construction on so many buildings in the lake district, however, unfortunately, that 's where it 's positive impact ends. The decor, which was perhaps intended to be create a classic country pub ambience, is closer to what what one might see in the dining room of a nursing home. David Dickinson would not be impressed. The customer service, whilst civil, lacked any genuine warmth or salutation. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the food was significantly disappointing. The majority of o...