Entertainment in Lake District
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Café 26
Knightsbridge comes to Keswick at this groovy wine-bar, decked out with leather bench seats, burgundy paintwork and plenty of velour cushions. Oenophiles will appreciate the extensive wine list, and if you enjoy yourself just a little too much, there are several contemporary rooms above the bar.
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Mint
Sleek and very chic, this designer bar oozes urban style, from its deep chocolate-coloured sofas to its shiny chrome fixtures and pared-back decor. There's free internet access and an early evening happy hour, but the real club action kicks in at weekends.
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Black Bull
Quality pub grub right in the middle of Coniston village: the Cumberland sausage is particularly noteworthy, as are the house-brewed ales, including Bluebird Bitter, Old Man Ale and Winter Warmer Blacksmiths.
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Travellers Rest Inn
This sturdy 16th-century pub on the A591 road from Grasmere has all the trappings of a quintessential Lakeland inn, including slate-fronted fireplaces, oak-beamed ceilings and a bevy of real ales.
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Brewery Arts Centre
Excellent arts complex with two cinemas, gallery space, cafe and a theatre hosting dance, performance and live music.
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Dog & Gun
With its low ceilings, tobacco-tinted walls and wooden booths, this old Keswick boozer makes a fine place for a swift pint and a plate of nosh.
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Royal Oak
This old whitewashed inn is the best pub in Ambleside, with hearty pub mains, good ales and a busy outside terrace.
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Zeffirelli's Cinema
A two-screen cinema next to Zeffirelli's Restaurant, with extra screens in a converted church down the road.
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Ring O' Bells
For more traditional drinking, try the the Ring O' Bells, which stands on consecrated ground.
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Royal Oak
This old whitewashed inn is the best pub in Ambleside, with hearty pub mains, good ales and a busy outside terrace.
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Golden Rule
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Traveller's Rest
With its sputtering fires, deep seats and inglenook bar, Grasmere's 16th-century coaching inn still makes a fine place for a steak pie or a hotpot, accompanied (of course) by a pint of Jennings Bitter or Cockerhoop.
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Ring O' Bells
Another reliable town boozer where even the beer is blessed: the pub stands on consecrated ground next to the parish church.
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Burgundy's Wine Bar
Don't be put off by the wine bar tag – this is one of Kendal's cosiest places for a drink, whether you're after a quality Pinot noir or just a pint of ale.
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