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Bar
Clitheroe
A hands on experience with the opportunity to make some delicious cocktails whilst having lots of fun.
Pub/Inn
Whalley
The Aspinall Arms is found right in the heart of the Ribble Valley, and sits on the banks of the river overlooking the medieval All Hallows Church and the 14th Century Great Mitton Hall.
Restaurant
Clitheroe
An eclectic mix of style, design and dining. Housed in an imposing former chapel in the heart of the beautiful market town of Clitheroe,
Restaurant
Clitheroe
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.
Family
Brock
With its gorgeous flower-themed interior and bright and cheery service to match, Blooms is the perfect setting for every occasion.
Café
Longridge
Ann Forshaw’s Milk Shed is an exciting new vending machine, offering up fresh whole milk and flavoured milkshakes.
Bar
Clitheroe
The beautifully renovated former textiles mill is pretty hard to miss and is home to the fabulous new showcase and tasting parlour for Bowland Brewery the Beer Hall.
Restaurant
Clitheroe
The Shireburn Arms is a historic 17th Century inn of great warmth and character, at the heart of the Ribble Valley, and home to the Tolkien Trail. Located in Hurst Green, it is a stone’s throw from Stonyhurst College, and boasts far reaching views.
Café
Clitheroe
This atmospheric coffee emporium is spread over three floors, with nostalgia running through all its nooks and crannies, shelves laden with coffees and related ephemera, and the aroma of freshly roasted beans everywhere.
Pub/Inn
Clitheroe
Standing in the middle of the village from which it takes its name The Waddington Arms is very much at the heart of life in the fabulous Ribble Valley
Restaurant
Lancaster
Situated within the four-star Lancaster House hotel, The Foodworks combines a variety of exquisite dishes, celebrating both British classics and tastes from afar. Each dish is prepared with care and imagination using fresh local produce. It is this…
Café
Clitheroe
Visit Cafe 1847 to celebrate the art of great coffee, expertly blended tea and delicious food, carefully crafted with ingredients sourced right from the store, served with a warm, northern welcome.
Restaurant
Langho
Executive Chef Lisa Goodwin-Allen creates visual, elegant and packed full of great flavours and textures.
Restaurant
Clitheroe
Located only minutes away from Whalley town centre, Lancashire, Artisan Ribble Valley is a 200 guest restaurant boasting a large open kitchen, cocktail bar, outdoor heated terrace, private event space and an outdoor roof terrace over-looking the…
Pub/Inn
Garstang
The Royal Oak Hotel is a 17th Century coaching Inn in the heart of the first fair trade market town of Garstang.
Restaurant
Clitheroe
Priding themselves on providing the best food and service possible by sourcing local ingredients from local suppliers and having a great team of experienced staff to welcome you.
Restaurant
Nr Preston
Popular restaurant situated in the beautiful village of Scorton serving hearty British cuisine in a charming and cosy atmosphere.
They offer delicious contemporary dishes as well as traditional favourites made by their chef using only fresh…
Restaurant
Simonstone, North Burnley
Discover the unique charm and personality of the Fitzy's Bar and Restaurant. You can dine under a marquee in a beautiful gardens.
Pub/Inn
Clitheroe
The Rum Fox is a stylish country pub and restaurant, a cosy den rooted in the rolling hills of the glorious Ribble Valley.
Pub/Inn
Clitheroe
Traditional country pub nestled in the heart of the Ribble Valley, serving local ales and seasonal a la carte dining.
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