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Where to Eat and Drink

Lancashire and Blackpool Tourist Board has teamed up with Made In Lancashire and Quality in Tourism to produce a new quality award scheme for eating establishments. The partnership recognises the importance of the food and drink industry to Lancashire, and has developed this scheme to give acknowledgement to those establishments who provide a consistently high quality eating experience.

Here are some ideas for Taste Lancashire Assessed eating establishments all welcomming groups.

Blackpool Tower Ballroom
Take a traditional high tea in the magnificent Tower Ballroom then explore the rest of the Tower. Sit and listen to the mighty Wurlitzer organ that rises up through the stage and watch the world dance before you. You can even take a twirl on the dance floor yourself.

The Four Seasons Restaurant at The Chadwick Hotel, Lytham St Annes
Offering beautiful panoramic sea views from the lounge areas and dishes including local sea food specialities, traditional English cooking and popular international recipes.

Cobble Hey Farm Tea Rooms, Near Garstang
Excellent tearoom with gift shop where all refreshments are made on the premises from local produce. A large garden with many unusual plants along with a plant nursery to enable you to take that special plant home.

Guys Thatched Hamlet and Old Nells Tavern, Bilsborrow
Pop in for a drink or snack and you will find Guy's eating establishment, restaurant and pizzeria nestling near to 'Owd Nells' Canalside Tavern. The Schoolhouse square has a clutch of craft shops and regular entertainment.

RSPB Leighton Moss Tea Room, Silverdale
A popular nature reserve set within the Arnside and Silverdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with an abundance of spectacular wildlife serving a wide selection of delicious, home-cooked meals.

WWT Martin Mere Tea Room, Ormskirk
Come into close contact with wetlands and their wildlife. In the unique visitor centre is the Pinkfoot Pantry for delicious meals and snacks, also don't forget to visit the gift shop for unique gift ideas.

Pendle Heritage Centre Garden Tea Room, Barrowford
The Garden Tea Room overlooks the 18th century Walled Garden and is opend from 10am for morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.

Homestead Farm Shop and Tea Room, Ormskirk
The tearoom serves coffee roasted in Clitheroe, tea and hot chocolate. Freshly made salads and sandwiches and salads - and for deserts - Homemade scones, cakes or an ice-cream.

Willow Gifts and Nostalgic Tea Rooms. Poulton
In the heart of the bustling market town of Poulton providing everything from perfect presents, gorgeous greeting cards and pots of Taylors Tea for two. Th friendly service and 1949s memorabilia take you into another era.