4.6/5

(462 reviews)

A family run country pub serving homemade traditional food with an Italian twist: takeaway pizzas, beer garden, children's play area & dogs are welcome.

4.6/5

(97 reviews)

Cosy family-friendly hostelry, an original 'Redfern' pub with unique and original features. Situated less than half a mile from Carlisle's south-western boundary, close to the Cumbrian Way and National Cycle Route 7,

4.1/5

(227 reviews)

Traditional pub with a modern twist,well kept beers friendly staff and party atmosphere with resident dj.

4.4/5

(681 reviews)

This is a old traditional beer drinkers pub in Carlisle city centre with plenty of character. No food, every Wednesday live music. Dj also Thursday to Sunday.

4.1/5

(82 reviews)

Wmc in Carlisle city centre. With sport on t.v. And a large function room, also a good snooker room. Room hire for functions is free.

4.5/5

(398 reviews)

Very much a boutique style hotel with a lovely bar and one of the best function rooms around that holds approx 250 people. Great venue for weddings and parties.

4.2/5

(109 reviews)

The Club has four bars, two upstairs and two downstairs; all are air-conditioned. The Main Bar and the Lounge Bar are open seven days a week and, upstairs, the Concert Room and Cocktail Lounge are

In the centre of the village next to the church. It has a good reputation for food served in the restaurant area.

4.4/5

(737 reviews)

The Kings Head is on Fisher Street, which is behind the Town Hall and next to the Guildhall. This part of the city dates back to Medieval times, and ale is reputed to have been available on the site of The Kings Head as early as the 10th century!

Former state management pub which when built in 1853 served the thriving surrounding textile industry. Now owned by the the only remaining textile producer, Linton Tweeds. This is now the only remaini