Gosforth Bakery — Restaurant in England

Gosforth Bakery is The go-to place for pies, pasties, and freshly made sandwiches along the A595. There's normally a queue, which they serve very quickly, so do stop even if it stretches to the road. Then eat your food at one of the tables in their lovely garden with a cold or hot drink; on a sunny day you will be delighted you stopped a while. There is plenty of parking (and toilets) directly across the road in the village car park, where there are also more benches and tables. If you like your drystone walls and aubretia, there is a superb example...

Great steak pies, rammed full of meat. Small shop full of workmen queuing out the door. Friendly staff, only downside is that I went to try the meat and potato pies and got quite a shock. They are not what you expect from a northern m&p pie it was full of dark gravy and different meat to what in used to from northern pies. I found it really strange, not to my liking. I think I'll try the chicken and mushroom next time and stick with the steak. The pastry was a bit buttery aswell and can be quiet sickly if you...

It looks like a terraced house from the outside and is tiny inside but is simply the best bakery. It is so popular you are often met with a queue, every workman and even the police stop to get a "Butty" or pie. My son-in-law swears by the sausage rolls. Nothing like the light puff pastry ones on the high street but huge and very filling. The Beakon loafs are treacly and absolutely delicious, like nothing else. There is free car parking near by on a bit of a hill - It is the Lake...