The Black Bull is an award-winning, contemporary inn, restaurant & bar on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, and close to the Lake District.

Savour some of the best seasonal, local produce inspired by Nina Matsunaga’s German & Japanese heritage. The produce is sourced mainly from the ‘neck’ of Britain, an area that includes the best of Cumbria, Yorkshire, Lancashire & Northumbria. Some of greatest the UK has to offer. The Black Bull has won several awards, including being named in The Good Food Guide, the Top 50 Gastropubs, and awarded 2 AA Rosettes.

The Black Bull have a seasonal approach to their menus, meaning the menus change daily to reflect the best ingredients available at any given time. The Breakfast menu features all the classics, including various items on toast, or a full English Breakfast. The Sunday menu includes several roast options, with a selection of sides to choose from.

The Black Bull is located in Sedbergh, a small historic market town on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, located beneath the imposing skyline of the Howgill Fells. Within easy reach of the M6, it’s the perfect base to explore all that this beautiful area has to offer.

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Breakfast
Monday - Sunday: 8:30am - 11am

Sunday Lunch
Sunday: 12pm - 8pm

  • Breakfast
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
44 Main Street, Sedbergh, LA10 5BL
Overall rating
4.4
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    2 weeks ago
    A splurge well worth it. The Inn's character combined with the staff's warm welcome and hospitality makes it an ideal spot from which to explore the Dales and feel quite pampered while doing so. A special thanks to Lizzie and her colleague (and the chefs!) for a lovely tasting menu experience.
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    a month ago
    We popped in at the Black Bull Hotel in Sedbergh and were impressed by the cosy, welcoming atmosphere. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the bar is well stocked with a good range of drinks. There's also a spacious beer garden, which was a lovely spot to relax on a warm afternoon. That said, it’s definitely priced for the tourist market. A round of four soft drinks for the kids – just bottles of cola – came to £17 (£4.25 each), which felt steep even for the area. The food looked good but again, on the expensive side. Lovely setting and ambience, but be prepared to pay top-end prices for the experience.
  • 5.0
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    a week ago
    Absolutely loved our dinner here. Food was thoughtful and original. Decor was curious and slightly forlorn. Service and welcome was right on point. A real treat at the end of our stay near the town. Would come back just for this pub!