Churchill Inn is a large unpretentious pub with a dining area to the rear. Once inside the servery, which curves round at each end, stretches down to the left against the far wall. Opposite the servery downs the window side are a couple of tall tables and a small one. In the corner is a raised area for performance or soft seating. Down the left wall is banquette seating and tables. This leads to gaming machines and an outside smoking area. There is plenty of standing area around the counter.  To the right of the entrance are tables and seating along the side and the passage leads onto pool area and then around to a dining room.

Have a pint here.

Real Ale  :  Cumberland (Jennings);  Wainwright Golden

                    Beer;  Keswick Bitter (Keswick)

Bitter : Thwaites Smooth;  Shipyard

Lager : Fosters;  Carlsberg Export; Peroni; Carling

Cider : Stowford Press;  Strongbow Cloudy Apple; Strongbow dark fruit    Guinness

The Queen’s Hotel is an old hotel in centre of town. The front now is labelled The Ambleside Inn. Offering food deals and lots of seating. Through main door and passed reception is the door through to the bar and restaurant. Servery and seating are to the left while going straight on takes you outside seating and tables. Bar seating and eating is between the servery and the bay window at front of hotel overlooking main street. Restaurant is beyond the bar counter. Outside seating is small unattractive area with entrance to downstairs evening venue Cellar Bar.  

Real Ale  :  Jennings Bitter;  Wainwright Golden ale;  Winderemere Pale Ale (Hawkshead); Bluebird Bitter (Coniston);  

                     Loweswater Gold;  Black Dog Freddy (Beckstones)

Bitter :  Cumberland Cream;  Shipyard

Lager :  Estrella; Peroni;  Fosters; Stella

Cider : Old Rosie (real) ;  Strongbow;  Kingston Press

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Ambleside is a small town situated on the banks of Lake Windemere. It is also a centre for tourism in The Lake District. Ambleside is not as busy with tourists as Bowness on Windermere, however, it is a centre for hill walking and outdoor pursuits and about a third of the shops are dedicated to selling materials to help with this.

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By what nickname was the gangster Benjamin Siegal better known

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The Ambleside Tavern is a traditional bar. There is a bay window to the left of the door which has some small outside seating either side of it by the pavement. Inside the bar is long and thin. The servery is in the middle of the left-hand side wall with a sizeable area of seating to either side of it. There is a little bit of seating along the right-hand wall which leaving a fair bit of standing round around the counter. At the end of the bar there is some seating and a pool table up a few steps.

Have a pint here

Real Ale  :  Cumberland;  Nutty Black;  Lancaster Bomber;  Hobgoblin;  Wainwright Golden Ale

Lager      :  San Miguel;  Peroni;  Carling

Cider  :    Kingston press Guinness

Walkling down the hill from The Golden Rule turn left at the bottom to walk back into town. Once at the lights cross over and go down the right hand side to The Ambleside Tavern.

From here continue down hill and cross over turn first left to go up The Slack, a hill, at the top of which, to the left, is The Queen's (opposite The White Lion). Continuing on, walk down hill on the right again, and just passed The White Lion and the drop of point, is The Royal Oak. Keep moving down towards the lake and quickly find Churchill Inn. From here continue down-hill and cross over before the junction to see the large windows of The Lily.

After this it is either walk down to the lakeside or back to the White Lion for the bus.

When you reach the lake walk past Waterhead and just beyond it on the lakeside is The Wateredge Inn and opposite it The Regent Hotel.