Potters Barn is set in the heart of the Ribble valley in the Roman village of Ribchester. Serving hearty, homemade wholesome food, using local suppliers, creating delicious soups, salads and seasonal favourites. A daily specials board runs alongside an extensive menu. Potters Barn is licensed for you to enjoy a drink in the lovely garden, over the summer months or a Baileys hot chocolate by the fire.
Open seven days a week, welcoming cyclists, muddy paws and boots. Dog biscuits and blankets are available, always welcoming furry friends. A takeaway service is available including drinks and ice cream, which also includes a heat at home range, if you want to take meals home for your tea. Potters Barn cater for gluten, coeliac and dairy free diets and always have these choices available including delicious cakes.
Throughout the years Potters Barn have won several awards including Lancashire Cafe/Tearoom Award in 2017 and pride themselves on still going strong after 10 years. The great team are warm and welcoming, including the baker who makes all the scrumptious cakes.
A pottery painting business runs alongside the café as well as a wonderful gift shop, including vintage treasures.
A beautiful garden, shelter and wheelchair ramp with access to the disabled toilets next door are available. Open seven days a week, come rain or shine. Several events are hosted throughout the year, which will appear on the events pages. Please book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Open New Year |
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Open (1 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) | ||
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Day | Times | |
Monday | 10:00 | - 16:00 |
Tuesday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 17:00 |
* Winter closing time is 16.30
Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Closed New Year's Day
Ribchester is on the bus route from Chipping and Blackburn
From Longridge, follow signs to Ribchester. The cafe is situated by brown tourist signs in the village and from the Ribchester junction of the A59.
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