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Britain's Tastiest County
Discover why Lancashire is known as the Food and Drink County, with exceptional local produce, award-winning dining, and unforgettable foodie experiences.
From cosy pubs and cafés to fine dining restaurants, Lancashire is home to an impressive collection of Michelin-starred dining alongside some of the best restaurants in the North West. Expect everything from innovative modern cuisine to hearty traditional dishes, all crafted with high-quality, locally sourced ingredients.
Enjoy artisan food, local markets, real ales, and Lancashire’s famous cheeses, shaped by the region’s rich countryside and coastal landscapes. Whether you're searching for places to eat in Lancashire, foodie experiences, or a gourmet getaway, you’ll find something to suit every taste.
Start planning your next foodie break in Lancashire today.
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Seasons Restaurant at Stirk House Hotel
Seasons Restaurant at Stirk House welcomes both residents and non-residents to enjoy an exquisite dining experience with a wonderful selection of menus from breakfast, to afternoon tea to evening à la carte.
Read MoreVista Italian Soul Bar & Kitchen
Vista Italian Soul Bar and Kitchen offers authentic Italian food served in stunning surroundings.
Read MoreThe Inn at Whitewell
Multi award winning characterful traditional rural inn that's part of the Duchy of Lancaster's estate and sits high on the banks of the River Hodder in the heart of the Forest of Bowland AONB.
Read MoreThe Villa Country House Hotel Restaurant
The Villa, situated in the quaint village of Wrea Green, is a four-star Country House Hotel in the Lancashire countryside open all year round to non-residents.
Read MoreChew's Yard
Hosting five independent food and drinks traders, an events space for live music, DJs and a range of cultural activities.
Read MoreThe Station Hotel
You have to make your own tracks to Caton's Station Hotel nowadays. The railway line that once served the village near Lancaster, left 50 years ago but it's always a rewarding journey.
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