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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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1842 Bar and Restaurant
Standing proudly within the former Corn Exchange, blending history, prestige and contemporary luxury in every corner.
The Edisford Bridge Country Pub
Traditional country pub nestled in the heart of the Ribble Valley, serving local ales and seasonal a la carte dining.
Eight at Gazegill
Bask in the shadow of the iconic Pendle Hill with a range of menus, from brunch, to four-course fine dining set dinner menu.
Owd Nell's at The Thatched Hamlet
A new chapter begins at Owd Nell's at The Thatched Hamlet, a much-loved Lancashire landmark set in the heart of the countryside near Preston.
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The Fenwick
An atmospheric gastro-pub with large open fires, low-beamed ceilings, oak planked floors and a signature range of food.
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New Brooklyn Bites at Level Preston
Great value for money, so you can feed the family and enjoy an activity or two.
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Holmes Mill
A unique celebration of Lancashire food, drink and entertainment.
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New Inn Yealand
The New Inn at Yealand is a boutique Bar & Restaurant situated in the heart of the historical village of Yealand Conyers in North Lancashire.
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sō-lō Restaurant
This informal modern British restaurant reflects chef Tim Allen's classical training and international influences.
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Buffer Stops Bar
Sited at Rawtenstall Station, Buffer Stops offers five ales and one real cider on handpump, a range of lagers, continental beers, traditional pub snacks and locally sourced pies. This cosy bar welcomes both visitors and locals with a friendly atmosphere.
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