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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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Lone Wolf Bakery
Situated next to the main line railway station, makes the bakery one of the first businesses to welcome visitors with the enticing smell of freshly baked cakes.
Read MoreAvenham and Miller Parks
The Grade II* parks, a five minute walk from the city centre, boasts many fine features, from the Swiss Chalet and beautiful Japanese Garden
Read MoreTap Room at Farm Yard Brew Co.
12 keg lines, three cask lines and a mahoosive fridge full of cans, show off all the beers which are made just a few feet away, as well a selection of cans from other breweries across the country.
Read MoreThe Cafe at RSPB Leighton Moss
Situated in the visitor centre of the popular nature reserve is this award-winning cafe, serving a wide selection of delicious, home-cooked meals daily.
Read MoreHickory's Smokehouse Hutton
Born from a road trip across America's Southern States, we learnt all things smokin' from the best pitmasters across the region.
Read MoreThe Borough
Bustling pub, restaurant and hotel located in the centre of historic Lancaster, spread over three floors of a Georgian town house.
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