Here we are listing all cafés, coffee shops, tea shops, pubs and restaurants in, and quite widely around, Keswick which provide either Fairtrade coffee or tea or both to their customers. While we applaud all those businesses which are completely Fairtrade, we know that some provide either Fairtrade tea......
Keswick’s newest café with a strong commitment to sourcing local and Fairtrade products. Our lakeside venue offers a relaxed dining experience with stunning views across Derwentwater. Open daily, we serve a selection of fresh, locally sourced Cumbrian food, award winning Fairtrade coffee and a variety......
Multinational chain of coffee shops, founded in Canada in 1993, with outlets in the Middle East, Asia, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia. Esquires, owned by Cooks Global Foods, has a strong corporate commitment to Fairtrade (all its coffee and teas are Fairtrade) and......
Greggs, founded 75 years ago in Newcastle and now with over 1700 outlets around the UK, is a take-away with a difference, in that all their coffees and teas and some of their fruit juices are Fairtrade. Every day Greggs supplies a healthy breakfast for......
From October 2016 all 200 National Trust properties with cafés and restaurants now serve Fairtrade tea as well as Fairtrade coffee and a selection of Fairtrade fruit juices. In Cumbria these properties include: Acorn Bank (near Penrith), Aira Force (Ullswater), Allan Bank (Grasmere), Sizergh (near......
If you are searching for a cup of Fairtrade coffee, tea or hot chocolate, the place to visit is the Threlkeld Coffee Shop. When Threlkeld Village Hall was renovated, a coffee shop was built into the Hall with a grand view of Clough Head and......
A relaxed eat-in or quick take-out coffee haven for every disenchanted coffee lover desperate for an excellent coffee in this wonderful corner of the Lake District. VeeVa! strives to create a coffee shop that is both chic and comfortable, a welcoming sanctuary for people of......
Set in a beautiful secluded positon on the riverbank just below St. Kentigern’s Church, in whose churchyard John Peel is buried. Priest’s Mill is an old watermill built by a Rector of Caldbeck in 1702. The Watermill Café occupies most of the early 18th century......
Refurbished and re-opened, YHA Keswick offers a wide range of Fairtrade teas and coffees in a relaxed and welcoming environment. With the River Greta just a few feet from the café and extensive views out to Skiddaw and Latrigg, there are few better places to......