Essen und Restaurants in Lancashire

“One of our personal favourites! Rudy’s is an independent Neapolitan Pizzeria in the heart of Ancoats, a neighbourhood which was historically known as ‘Little Italy. They follow the traditions and artistry of pizza from Naples – the birthplace of pizza! Rudy’s is a walk-in restaurant only, so they do not accept reservations of any kind. If you arrive at the restaurant and they have no tables available they will put you on a waiting list. While you wait you can get a drink from their bar (at the back of the restaurant and not visible front, or you can get a drink at one of the many near-by bars while you wait. ”

“Love their pizza's and Cider. 5mins from Lushpads. Funky place where you can all sit together but order from different restuarant menus!”

“Don't be surprised if there's a queue to get in here. Breakfast time will be busy all through the weekend.”

“High end shopping with everything from fashion, clothing and footwear to food and drink.”

“L’Enclume holds two Michelin stars, five AA Rosettes and was named the number one restaurant in the UK by The Good Food Guide 2020. A great foody experience! Make sure you allow plenty of time to enjoy your meal.”

“Another one on our doorstep. Think big dirty burgers, chicken wings and bacon bacon fries. Look for the stairs leading up to the restaurant.”

“Umezushi is situated next to the Arena, the food is delightfully fresh and of exceptionally high quality, you will be surprised. The place is very intimate and cosy and offers as well a selection of sake and wine to compliment your meal. ”

“Huge fry ups, toasties, bagels, all amazing. Can be a wait to get in on a weekend”

“Must go for football fans who want to know more about the history and have some fun. Has some fun activities which are ideal for kids as well.”

“Don't be surprised if there's a queue to get in here. Breakfast time will be busy all through the weekend.”

“Stop by for a cup of gourmet coffee and an amazing brunch in the exclusive Northern quarter of Manchester. This cafe bar use fresh ingredients and original recipes, worth a try.”

“Amazing cakes and the best and biggest luxury tea menu in town! Run by Manchester legend Mr. Scruff. ”

“One of the many NQ bars within a short distance from each other. Serves food during the day also.”

“Huge fry ups, toasties, bagels, all amazing. Can be a wait to get in on a weekend”

“Lots of off road bike trails, bike hire available. Also nice little themed walking trails for kids and a small playground. Upstairs at the cafe there are toys and plenty of space. Look at The Hub Facebook page as they have lots of events including forest school sessions and mini music festivals.”

“The cutest, kitschiest shop, full of everything you didn't know you needed. Particularly good at Christmas.”

“Great place to try traditional pies with a twist. Their pies are tasty, filling and very affordable. ”

“making fresh bread from a truly local business - go early because there are often queues down the street.”

“Great bakery, Coffee shop/Restaurant only a 3 minute walk from the Cottage. Can recommend the Breakfast sharing platter.”

“Great little hidden place for the most amazing pies, atmosphere and drinks!”

“Great food, drink and atmosphere in the centre of Preston. 10 minute drive. Best places to park are on Winckley Square (pay at machine), or in St George's Car Park (fee).”

“If there is one place on this list which is a must visit - it’s Walling’s. Famous amongst locals, the ice creams are ridiculously big for the price and there are a vast selection of flavours (all delicious! personal recommendations available at request!). Most cafes within an hour radius will stock Wallings ice cream but this is where you will get the vest value for money and a wider choice. You HAVE to go before you leave. No regrets.”