15 Pubs Restaurants near Lancaster

" A 16th-century pub in a 13th-century village, The Castle is as attractive as it sounds – a stately, honey-stone coaching inn on the banks of the win ..." Read our full review

" As testament to its vital role in local life, this amazingly cheery, family-run boozer was named runner-up in Britain’s Friendliest Business Award 2 ..." Read our full review

Erected in 1896, this restaurant was originally named The River Wyre Hotel. Historical records indicate that it played host to several illustrious patrons. ... Find out more

"Surrounded by Lancashire’s finest scenery, this picturesque country inn with rooms makes a welcome retreat with its relaxed dining space, sunny b ..." Read our full review

The Sun Inn, a newly refurbished grade II listed coaching inn, is situated in the heart of Ulverston Town Centre.Whether you are looking for a delicious mea ... Find out more

" Imagine a narrow stream flanked by immaculately tended flower beds – yes, the approach to this handsome old boozer in a classic Bowland village is a ..." Read our full review

Step into a warm embrace at The Plough, nestled in the enchanting Yorkshire Dales. The in-house team is dedicated to ensuring you have a happy experience, w ... Find out more

" Just a ferry ride across Lake Windermere, Far Sawrey is the essential port of call for thousands of Beatrix Potter fans who make the trip to the Lak ..." Read our full review

" ‘Beer from the heart’ is the slogan of the Hawkshead Brewery, where Alex Brodie began brewing commercially in 2002 – after 40 years’ of sampling myr ..." Read our full review

When it comes to historic pubs, few can rival the storied past of The Walton Fox in Bamber Bridge. Formerly known as Little Walton, this sweet pub stands as ... Find out more

Your friendly, traditional, local pub is ready to greet you for any and all occasions. The Bay Horse in Chorley provides delicious pub classics and family f ... Find out more

Mere Brow, once primarily an agricultural hamlet graced with fertile soil, also enjoyed a history intertwined with fishing endeavours. The local farms have ... Find out more

The Hesketh Arms is one of the longest established pubs in the area, and whilst it was previously known as The Black Bull, it has been serving locals from n ... Find out more

"Pork pies, Scotch eggs, nuts & crisps, the Rule doesn’t bother too much with food, but that doesn’t stop it from being one of Ambleside ..." Read our full review

"The 400-year-old Britannia Inn started life as a gentleman farmer’s residence before becoming a coaching inn, & it’s now the first stop ..." Read our full review