Quince & Medlar

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Quince & Medlar

13 Castlegate, Cockermouth, CA13 9EU
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At the far end of Cockermouth, on Castlegate, is the Quince & Medlar.  This is a relatively rare (for Cumbria) vegetarian restaurant, and one with a national reputation, having twice won the Vegetarian Society’s “restaurant of the year” award. In a listed Georgian building, it serves organic wines and beers alongside its excellent veggie and vegan menu.

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