The Kings Arms Hotel - Hawkshead
Nestled in a small courtyard in Hawkshead, the Kings Arms is a charming little pub. Wordsworth no doubt downed a few ales in here, and maybe Beatrix Potter snuck in occasionally for a swift pint.
I went for an unusual green cider dispensed from the top of the bar, named Saxon's Greensleaves. Very weird-tasting stuff, and it turns out that it's made of concentrate, rather than fresh apples. I guess I'll have beer next time.
It's a friendly place with a good local feel. Perhaps it becomes a nightmare in the summer, but at least Hawkshead is the least spoiled of the Lake District's honey pots. Top marks for the large wooden carving of the king inside.
http://www.kingsarmshawkshead.co.uk/
2 Comments:
Thanks for the write up! Appreciate it was a while ago, only just found your blog. You're welcome back any time.
Mike
Thanks for the write up! Appreciate it was a while ago, only just found your blog. You're welcome back any time.
Mike
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