Blog (Taste Lancashire) - Visit Lancashire

Whether you have just been for an autumnal walk in the countryside or are looking for a warm spot to relax in while you let someone else do the cooking; these fantastic pubs with fires in Lancashire should be on your to-visit list.

Looking to treat yourself or someone you love to afternoon tea? Lancashire has so many great options, including a number of experiences that really up the ante when it comes to making your afternoon tea extra special.  

There's lots to do this weekend in Lancashire, whether you are looking for somewhere to watch the Eurovision Song Contest, starting festival season by attending Highest Point Festival or looking to try something new, there's something for everybody to enjoy in Lancashire this weekend.

Last week's Lancashire Tourism Awards shone a light on the county's wonderful tourism and hospitality businesses, from amazing attractions and must-do events, to places to stay and delicious food and drink.

Last night four of Lancashire’s Gastropubs were awarded spots on the Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropubs in the UK!

Here in Lancashire our local producers provide an amazing range of fresh vegetables, award winning dairy produce and cheeses, chutneys and preserves and home-reared meat from the fells. 

Wild herb-infused limited edition Hay Time Gin will help re-gin-erate wildflower meadows across the county.
 

Moor Hall in Lancashire has been crowned National Restaurant of the Year at The Estrella Damm National Restaurant Awards 2019.

Lancashire is fast-becoming the must-visit foodie destination and that is thanks to our fit-to-bursting larder of amazing food and drink from some of the country’s most sought-after producers, to pioneering chefs the likes of Paul Heathcote MBE and Nigel Haworth, to our increasing list of award-winning pubs and restaurants...

One of the unique things about eating out in Lancashire is that you’re very likely to be tucking into produce that was grown up the road by a family who’ve produced it for generations.