Food in Cumbria

Ristorante Michelangelo truly is the authentic Italian experience set up in 1989 in what was an old seed merchants store owned by the Little & Ballantyne family who supplied all the royal palaces with seeds for there gardens. Every Saturday Mr Ballantyne sent a fresh bunch of flowers on the train from

Warwick Hall is a genuine English sporting estate on the banks of the river Eden. You will find 260 acres of lovely countryside, with private walks, riverbanks, woods and fields to enjoy with your family and maybe your dog. The house itself is gracious and comfortable. It's beautifully warm, of course,

I am a 32 year old married man with three kids aged 11, 9 and nearly a year. I am young at heart, friendly, easy going and enjoy having fun. Life is too serious! My passions in life are photography (of course! Music, nice food and my friends and family. People in general really, i am nice with people,

Cumbria's unique tourist attraction is a feast for the senses. There is so much to see and do one visit will never be enough, set near the Lake District. Art Gallery, Farmhouse Tea room, Farm Shop, Spa and Sculpture Valley, with extended country walks.he Farmhouse Tearoom supplies great atmosphere for

Clark Door can trace its origins back to a timber merchant in Cranford, New Jersey, U. S. A in the latter part of the 19th century. The firm developed and expanded into door production and by the 1950's had 3 manufacturing sites in the U. S. A. With later operations in Canada, Sweden and South Africa.

Cumbria's award winning Italian restaurant, Casa Romana, in Carlisle and Whitehaven, are both long founded and enjoy an enviable reputation far and huge, having served literally 100's of 1000's of satisfied clients with all aspects of wonderful Italian food, including regional pasta specialities, fresh

Fern Howe Guest House provides high quality bed and breakfast accommodation in Braithwaite, Keswick, located within the Lake District National Park.