Cross Keys Inn, Cautley and other Yorkshire Dales National Park, United Kingdom Restaurant Reviews

There are many pubs and restaurants in the Yorkshire Dales but one worthy of mention is the Cross Keys Inn at Cautley on the western edge of the Dales -- it's actually now in Cumbria due to government boundary changes.

The inn dates back to the mid-17th century and is a temperance inn -- this status followed an incident around 100 years ago when the the landlord drowned in the river behind the inn whilst helping a customer home -- the inn was subsequently sold and the new owner removed the liquor licence in 1902. It remains a temperance inn to this day selling only soft drinks including old favourites like dandelion & burdock, sarsaparilla and ginger beer -- however, you can take your own alcohol if you wish and they don't charge corkage.

Food is excellent, the staff are very friendly and the views from the rear terrace to the Howgill Fells are magnificent (see 'more photos').

Opening hours: Daytime -- Tuesday to Sunday approximately 08-30 to 16-30
Evening -- Wednesday to Saturday from 19-00

Bookings for evening meals is essential


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Theme: Pub/Brewery
Comparison: about average
Prices: US$11-20  » Currency Converter
Phone: 015396-20284
Address: Cautley, Sedburgh, Cumbria, LA10 6NE
Directions: Cautley is on the A683 just north of Sedburgh
Other Contact: fax: 015396-21966