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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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Parkers Arms
Multi award winning gastropub in an Area of Outstanding National Beauty serving excellent award winning modern British classics headed up by chef-patron Stosie Madie.
Read MoreDining with Distinction at East Lancashire Railway
Enjoy first class service and fine dining behind one of our historic steam engines whilst journeying through the charming Lancashire countryside soaking up the picturesque panoramas as you go.
Read MoreThe Blues Bar & Brasserie
Dining at the stylish Blues Bar and Brasserie is an enjoyable experience. Whether it's a lazy cappuccino or a delicious gourmet meal, it offers a tasteful backdrop to relax and dine in comfort.
Read MoreAfternoon Tea Experience at Oswaldtwistle Mills
A warm and friendly atmosphere, ideal for catching up with friends or taking a quiet break from shopping.
Read MoreCourtyard Dairy
The Courtyard Dairy is a unique, specialist cheese-shop and cheese-maturer, owned and operated by Andy and Kathy Swinscoe.
Read MoreWhitehall Distillery
Whitehall Distillery is a Darwen distillery committed to the grain to glass philosophy.
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