Cote How is situated on the path between Pelter Bridge car park and the walk around Rydal Water. We were pleased to find Cote How open on our return from our walk round Rydal Water on 9th March. As it was a pretty cold day, we took our dog back to the car (could have stayed with us at a... More

The restaurant is near Rydal Water and is also a guest house. The views from the tea garden are fantastic. A historic mill in the grounds is an added interest. I had afternoon tea with delicious scones yummy!

Great selection of home made goodies to look forward to when slogging up and down the fells. Great location and views from the tea garden, lovely interior tea room.

Service was a bit disorganised and the prices do take advantage of tourists a little too much. Food was nice still though but nothing spectacular.

One of the worst cups of tea I have ever had, no flavour at all, at £2 a cup you would think they could buy some decent quality tea bags and use boiling water to make it! The lemon drizzle cake was not particularly lemony and had no discernable drizzle. A shame, as it is a nice location for a... More

We called at the Tea Room after our walk and were amazed at the prices charged. The Blackboard said "coffee and walnut cake £3.20". We understood that this meant a cup of coffee and a piece of walnut cake. No, this was just for the cake, nice enough but only a slice from a loaf tin. The coffee was ok,... More