Restaurants in Sedbergh
Meadowside Cafe
Laning, Dent, SedberghAbsolutely beautiful Sunday lunch, beautifully presented and every item delicious. My eldest son had the hunters chicken burger of the day and youngest had a small portion of the Yorkshire poutine chips which they both devoured. Then some very good cakes and a hot pudding to follow! Really lovely welcoming service as well. My eldest said they deserved a Michelin star and having been to a particular Cumbrian Michelin restaurant famed for their Sunday lunches I thought this one was considerably better so I’d have to agree with him!
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Superb93 Reviews 4.8
Smatt's Duo
32 Main St, SedberghFriendly cafe, relaxed. Extra hot water for tea as a standard was welcome. Oat milk. Coffee (decaf) best my wife had drunk all day (they have quality coffee/tea). I had a homemade scone (lovely). Stopped off en route (North Pennine cycle way) and able to secure bikes nearby.
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Superb50 Reviews 4.8
The Thirsty Rambler
14-16 Main St, SedberghThe best bar in Sedburgh! The beers are all local beers, a great selection which changes regularly and the gin and tonics are fantastic! Very dog friendly, provides beds and towels for them which is a cute touch
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Superb9 Reviews 5
Dent Stores B&B
Dent Stores, Main St, Dent, SedberghGreat little B&B, very comfortable and clean room, tasty breakfast and nice natter with the lovely Sue. She made us want to move to Dent straight away! Highly recommended, we will be back (for the Dent Dale Run).
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Superb6 Reviews 5
Cross Keys Temperance Inn
Cautley, SedberghThe first time we have been to a Temperance Inn and what a delight. It’s as if you have stepped back in time. All original and authentic. The staff are lovely, helpful and efficient. On a cold December morning, sitting in a large, comfy armchair, next to an original range with a crackling fire, having a latte and a toasted tea cake, we were very tempted to book in to the rooms for the night and to just stay cozy by the fire for the rest of the day. It’s so peaceful and relaxing you could forget about the outside world for a while and just relax and be. Thank you.
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Superb77 Reviews 4.6
Sun Inn
Main St, Dent, SedberghDuring my time working a last-minute medic job on a film set in Lilymere, I spent 22 days based out of Dent. After long and often exhausting shifts, The Sun Inn quickly became my sanctuary — a place where I could properly wind down and escape the pressures of the job.\n\nThe atmosphere is everything you want from a village pub: warm, welcoming, and full of character. What makes it truly special, though, is the staff. Pat, Shell, Eva, Joff, and Simon are nothing short of outstanding. From the first visit, they made me feel like part of the Sun Inn family — attentive, friendly, and genuinely invested in making sure everyone who walks through the door feels at home.\n\nWhether it was a quiet pint to clear my head, a hearty meal after a hard day, or just the company of good people in a proper pub, The Sun Inn never let me down. It wasn’t just a place to drink — it was a place to breathe.\n\nThe Sun Inn is more than just a pub — it’s a cornerstone of Dent. If you find yourself in the village, don’t miss the chance to spend time here. For me, it turned long, tough weeks into something far more bearable, and I’ll always be grateful to Pat, Shell, Eva, Joff, and Simon for that.
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Superb74 Reviews 4.6
The Tea Room
Farfield Mill, Garsdale Rd, SedberghWent here for the first time at end of November - the mill itself has some very interesting stalls, worth a visit if you like crafts. The food in the cafe was good. Very busy when we were there but service was good. However the place was really cold!! There is no heating and everyone was sat in their coats. This did detract from the experience and for that reason I won't rush back until the summer! It is nice that it's dog friendly - we did a lovely walk from here.
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Superb12 Reviews 4.3
The Moorcock Inn
Garsdale Head, SedberghBooked a night here for a reasonable £125 for two people on a wet and windy day and let me tell you it was heavenly. The Drey was lovely and clean, a television, amazing warm blankets, an electric heated bed!! After we arrived, soggy and freezing the owner made us some leek and potato soup while we had a nice hot shower. Ate that in front of the electric fireplace, what more could you want. It's a shame the pub closed down, but I would still highly recommend this place to hikers.
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Superb59 Reviews 4.5
George & Dragon
Main St, Dent, SedberghStopped here for a couple of drinks after walking up Whernside. Good selection of cask ales, draught beer and cider. We then booked in for food a few hours later - would definitely recommend booking as it gets busy being one of the only places serving food in the village at tea time. I got the steak pie which was incredible - full of loads of bits of meat and really rich gravy, services with incredible chips. Photo doesn’t do it justice as the pie top looks a bit burned but trust me what was underneath was mega!
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Good36 Reviews 4.1
The Red Lion
3 Finkle St, SedberghA fantastic pub that gets everything right. The log fire makes it wonderfully cosy, and the dog-friendly atmosphere was perfect as we had taken our Pooch with us on our trip to Sedbergh.
The food was excellent, especially the chips, which were perfectly cooked. The friendly, attentive staff topped it all off, will definitely return if I’m in the area.
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Superb207 Reviews 4.3