Herdwick Inn, Penruddock, Cumbria
Posted on 02. Jul, 2012 by Robert Gale in Pubs
About the Pub
The Herdwick Inn is named after the hardy breed of sheep found in Cumbria. Dating back to the 18th century, the pub has been sympathetically renovated and retains a traditional village pub feel to it.
The main bar area features a small curved bar, plenty of original wooden beams, exposed stonework and a large open fireplace. There are plenty of little nooks to settle down in with a mix of high backed chairs and pews throughout.
There is also a games room, large garden and an upstairs restaurant. The pub is located on the Coast to Coast cycle route and they have facilities to securely store your bikes should you be cycling to the pub.
The Beer
The pub is owned by Marstons so you can expect to find beer from the Jennings brewery as well as a guest beer. Available when I visited in June were the well-kept house beers from Jennings – Cumberland and Bitter and a guest wasn’t available.
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Venue Location
Herdwick Inn
Penruddock
Penrith
Cumbria
Tel: 017684 83007
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