The Terrace Bar & Bistro - Allerdale

This hotel is lovely with friendly and helpful staff. The food is delicious and the packed lunches are the best we have ever had! I definitely recommend it.

Located on the banks of the famous salmon fishing River Derwent in wild West Cumbria, the Trout Hotel is one of the most iconic establishments in the north. The luxury and elegance of the decor, furnishings, manicured gardens, and attentive staff create a perfect setting for a romantic rendezvous. Enjoy a pint of Jennings' finest Cockermouth beer, made from the pure mountain streams and dew of Cumberland, as you tempt your loved one with a shandy. Take a stroll along the riverbank to watch the salmon and sea trout jumping, or search for fresh water pearl oysters in the shallows of the Derwent. The Trout Hotel's menu features dishes made from the river's bounty, such as scallops, plaice, lobster, and brown shrimps. With its close proximity to the Irish Sea, the river is a vital source of nutrients for these delicacies. William Wordsworth, who lived nearby for much of his youth, would surely appreciate the beauty and tranquility of the Trout Hotel. Spend a few days in Cockermouth to rejuvenate your creative senses before indulging in a delightful stay at this charming hotel.

I have not visited this restaurant, but I observed their tea towels being hung out from the nearby National Trust establishment. The towels did not appear to be clean.

At the distance of the salmon fishing is the famous river that is in wild west cumbria, the trout hotel, one of the most famous hostels in the north.luxus and class from the decor, the decor, the well-maintained gardens, the attentive, polished staff . . . . . . . this is their secret rendezvous, with the one they wore to impress the! in the take me . . . I belong to you! the trout serves jennings best cockermouth beer, made from cumberland 's pure mountain streams and tau. they have a pint or two, try their sirene with a shandy, then paddle in the grazing who dies to find the fresh water pearls oyster, or wander the river banker and watch the salmon and sea trout jump. that is treated as holy water; bing crosby would only stay here for fishing. the river swells up to the Irish sea, which carries nutrients for the skalopps, plausen, sole, lobster, guarnard, brown garnel, razor shells that are stacked to the trout’s. william wordsworth lived next to 'the trout' most of his young lives. Today he would drop the poesie, write papers and drag into the penthouse suite of trout. dorothy could stop in the dove cottage. spend a few days in cockermouth to restore their creative senses. get their fallen foot and rock out of that before they get a few in the trout. then they will really sparkle and impress.

Food very expensive and drinks too expensive for us