The Old Mill Cafe & Giggling Goose
The Old Mill Cafe & Giggling Goose
based on 1 review 
The Old Mill Cafe & Giggling Goose Reviews
|
1 / 1 TravBuddies found this review helpful/trustworthy
Jun 12, 2007
This cafe/coffee shop is set in idylic surroundings - in a listed building that used to be an old mill - with the water wheel still intact and working too!
There is a gift shop selling unusal gifts and souviners for the tourist and local alike. But the real piece de resistance is the coffee shop. The menu is not diverse and l would say sweet treats are their speciality! For lunch try and finish one of their HUGE doorstep sandwiches or have a delicious bowl of home made soup - it was leek and potatoe on Sunday - mmmmm! But the real treats are the clotted cream scones served with perserve and are freshly baked each day. The coffee is delicious too. BUT saving the best till last - it has to be the TRIPLE CHOC CHIP CHEESECAKE - out of this world - delicious l have never tasted anything like this before! The owners are Janine & Craig and Amber the Westie is to be seen running around (or lazing in the sun!) - its also doggie friendly too! |
|
Create a free TravBuddy account or login to leave comments, meet travelers, and share experiences with the TravBuddy travel community.
|
» Browse All 3 Restaurants in Ambleside
Sponsored Links
Ambleside Hotel Deals
The Old Mill Cafe & Giggling Goose Map
Contact & Location Details [edit]
Sponsored Links
Travel Blogs From Ambleside
Arrival into Lake District at Ambleside and day trip to Hawkshead and Coniston
My second night in London was better than the first - either the snorers didn't snore or I was just way too tired to notice! Go…
Ambleside -- the day of not many picturesI got up in the morning, and noshed on my leftovers from the night before, and then caught the hostel shuttle out to Ambleside.…
From Loch to LakeAfter thoroughly enjoying the whiskey tour we made our way from Scotland into England and towards the Lakes District. The…
The picturesque LakesWe slept in a little following the big night of jigsaw action so it was a bit of a rush getting up, showered, packed, breakfas…
arriving in the Lake DistrictThere was nothing much notable between Chester and the Lake District - a couple of small cities that could have passed for Wate…
» See all 11 Ambleside travel blogs