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Review of The Masons Arms in Bowland Bridge by Cecilia Campbell
Posted: 03 Jun 07 2:15 PM
Most recent visit: March 25, 2007, for lunch
Telephone: 015395-68486

Head chef Simon Bolsover at Linthwaite House Hotel in Bowness mentioned The Masons Arms when we asked him for a good pub for food. There are two pubs in the village of Bowland Bridge, and this is the small one high up on the side of the hill, with a wonderful terrace in front and loads of outdoor seating. The views from the terrace, and from a couple of the tables inside, are stunning. The atmosphere inside is genuine English country inn, very cosy – snug even; this is not a pub for those who want privacy, but it all adds to the experience.

The food is good and fresh pub food: Martin had a lovely chicken breast and I had a prawn dish. The chips were great, and we generally enjoyed our lunch, although the food is not the main reason we are sure to come back; it's the whole country pub lunch experience.

Rating: total 19

Great atmosphere 5
Home cooked fresh food 4
Plenty of flavour 3
Good value for money 4
Service with a smile 3
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