Kings Arms Ulverston

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Address: Kings Arms King Street Ulverston Cumbria Postcode: LA12 7DZ Email: click here to make an enquiry Telephone: 01229 582850 Google map Click here Multimap.co.uk satellite map Click here

Description The Kings Arms is a lovely pub located in Ulverston. Stuart and Lynne, have successfully run this popular town centre public house for 5 years. Stuart and Lynne have 30 years experience in the hospitality and leisure industry. The Kings Arms offers all customers a wide range of beers, wines and spirits, as well as specialised coffees and teas. The Kings Arms is famous in the area for their Sunday Carvery, and it is advisable to book in advance. As well as the Sunday carvery, quality home cooking food is served on a daily basis with an extensive menu to suit all tastes. Download our menu HERE The Kings Arms is well established for the viewing of all major sporting events, with a choice of big screens both inside, and in the recently built courtyard which adjoins the main building.  A well equipped private function room is available. [ maximum 60 people ] ACCOMMODATION IS ALSO AVAILABLE: Room Only Prices per person per night: Double room £20 Twin room £20 Single person supplement £5 Prices are available for multiple nights please call on 01229 582850 for details All accommodation is room only but there are numerous cafes within two minutes walk seving breakfast such as Poppies on Union street. . The Kings Arms is situated at the start of the Cumbria Way and offers a luggage delivery service to your next destination for a minimal fee. Opening Times  11.30am till 12.30am Daily. Free Wi-Fi available The Kings Arms allows well behaved pets in the bar area only. About Ulverston Ulverston is a historic market town lying just beyond the Lake District National Park boundary. Known as "the laal town with a big heart" it is famous for its plethora of festivals which include the Charter Festival, Flag Festival, Carnival and Walking Festival. Ulverston is widely known as the birthplace of Stan Laurel (you can visit the museum dedicated to Stan & Ollie) and also as the birthplace of Sir John Barrow. The town is overlooked by the Sir John Barrow monument on Hoad Hill a replica of the Eddystone lighthouse built in 1850 which has just secured lottery funding for a complete restoration. Ulverston received its charter in 1280 and market day is Thursday with many stalls selling cumbrian produce on the market square. Ulverston is a great shopping destination with many fashion shops and specialist food shops. Testimonial "My family and I would like to thank you for your very warm and generous hospitality. Arriving in Ulverston at about 4 pm with a hungry 7 month old daughter, we weren't hopeful of finding anywhere we could all sit down to a meal together. Imagine our delight at discovering that you served up to 5 pm where as all the other hostelries started at 5.I'm not sure who the bar man was but he made us more than welcome. We had three steak and ale pies and one roast of the day. It's fair to say that just one of the steak and ale pies would have nourished all four of us. What fantastic portions and not just slopped out, the steak in the pie was so tender it was melt in the mouth. The roast beef was melt in the mouth too. Once again thank you very much. We shall be back, perhaps not this holiday but we will be back." Many thanks Nick Swankie f you are visiting Ulverston the hugely popular Kings Arms is a must visit. the superb food and ales on offer are guaranteed to compliment every palate.In the summer heat the Courtyard is a great place to enjoy a drink or meal. The Kings Arms is a regular haunt of our team as a warm welcome is always assured no matter what time of day.

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