Brasserie 31 at the Skiddaw Hotel

Where better to dine in Keswick than the Skiddaw Hotel’s spacious, air-conditioned restaurant set in the centre of Keswick? An oasis of calm, the discreet and stylish interior décor perfectly complements the seasonal à la carte menus prepared with loving care by our head chef and his team.

Recognised for high standards of service and cuisine, our dishes feature the perfect blend of contemporary and traditional, using fresh, local ingredients.

Brasserie 31 is also proud to be able to cater for large groups, whether it’s a special occasion or simply a catch-up over great food. To ensure your spot, make sure to call and book in advance, as deposits are required to secure your reservation.

Call 017687 72071 to book your table. 

View the full menu on the Skiddaw Hotel website. 

Location

Find Brasserie 31 in The Skiddaw Hotel, on Keswick's Market Square.

By road - Keswick is 20 miles via the A66 from Penrith and the M6 Motorway, Junction 40. By rail - Penrith is the nearest mainline station. There are regular bus routes to Keswick.
 

Murder Mystery Evening - The Curse of King Tut

Brasserie 31 at the Skiddaw Hotel

Book online or call us on 017687 72071.

🕵️‍♂️ Murder Mystery Night in Keswick | The Curse of King Tut

Join us at the Skiddaw Hotel, Keswick, for a fun and interactive Murder Mystery Evening with a delicious two-course meal.

Brought to life by the much-loved Highly Suspect, this live experience will have you laughing, guessing and fully immersed.

Let's set the scene...
Cairo, 1922. At the opening of the King Tut exhibition, archaeologist Doug F’Treasure is found dead — drained of all blood and moisture. Ancient curse… or something more sinister? It’s up to you to find out.

Includes:
🍽️ Two-course meal 
🎭 Live interactive murder mystery
☕ Tea & coffee

From 7pm | 11th November 2026


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Where better to dine in Keswick than the Skiddaw Hotel’s spacious, air-conditioned restaurant set in the centre of Keswick? An oasis of calm, the discreet and stylish interior décor perfectly complements the seasonal à la carte menus prepared with loving care by our head chef and his team.

Recognised for high standards of service and cuisine, our dishes feature the perfect blend of contemporary and traditional, using fresh, local ingredients.

Brasserie 31 is also proud to be able to cater for large groups, whether it’s a special occasion or simply a catch-up over great food. To ensure your spot, make sure to call and book in advance, as deposits are required to secure your reservation.

Call 017687 72071 to book your table. 

View the full menu on the Skiddaw Hotel website. 

Location

Find Brasserie 31 in The Skiddaw Hotel, on Keswick's Market Square.

By road - Keswick is 20 miles via the A66 from Penrith and the M6 Motorway, Junction 40. By rail - Penrith is the nearest mainline station. There are regular bus routes to Keswick.
 

Murder Mystery Evening - The Curse of King Tut


Brasserie 31 at the Skiddaw Hotel
11 November 2026

Book online or call us on 017687 72071.

🕵️‍♂️ Murder Mystery Night in Keswick | The Curse of King Tut

Join us at the Skiddaw Hotel, Keswick, for a fun and interactive Murder Mystery Evening with a delicious two-course meal.

Brought to life by the much-loved Highly Suspect, this live experience will have you laughing, guessing and fully immersed.

Let's set the scene...
Cairo, 1922. At the opening of the King Tut exhibition, archaeologist Doug F’Treasure is found dead — drained of all blood and moisture. Ancient curse… or something more sinister? It’s up to you to find out.

Includes:
🍽️ Two-course meal 
🎭 Live interactive murder mystery
☕ Tea & coffee

From 7pm | 11th November 2026

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