Lancaster District Food Guide: Best Restaurants in Lancaster District

37. Yorkshire Fisheries

5/5

1 Reviews

AU$11Fast FoodOpen Late

M32***23Before I first arrived in the UK, my only impression of British food was the jokes about fish and chips in English textbooks... I must try it when I got here~ Yorkshire Fisheries' signature dish is fish and chips, which are very delicious. The fried fish is unique and crispy, and the fish meat is very tender, perfect!

39. Beach House Bar & Bistro

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AU$80Western-styleOpen Late

M49***12#創創彈計劃分萬萬现金春节走仔寶藏地|英黑池一天遊攻略 Family, do you want to find a special place to play during the Spring Festival holiday? The British seaside town of Blackpool is definitely worth a visit. Here is a super detailed one-day tour guide for everyone👇 🚄Transportation Guide It is very convenient to depart from Manchester. You can reach Blackpool North Railway Station in 1 hour by train. The one-way ticket price is about 110rmb. Walk 5 minutes after exiting the station and you can go straight to the North Pier on the seaside to start a happy journey~ 🍱Food Check-in - Beach House Bistro Bar: This restaurant is right on the beach and has a 180-degree unbeatable sea view. Sitting here to eat, it feels like being on a tropical island. Their drinks Virgin Mediterranean and Mojito are super refreshing. The main dishes Ribeye steak, Half chicken, and Spaghetti broccollo are also very good. It costs 25 pounds per person, which is very cost-effective! The address is FY1 1AP. - White Tower Restaurant: On the top floor of the entrance to the famous Pleasure Beach amusement park, the decoration is retro and noble, and you can also enjoy the sea view. You must try the appetizer Prawn Cocktail, which is a "cocktail" made of dozens of shrimps. It is super delicious when dipped in sauce. The main dishes recommended are Lamb cutlets, Sea Bream, and Shredded duck. His tableware is exquisite, and he also provides pre-meal bread and taxi service. However, it is currently only open for dinner on Fridays and Saturdays and lunch on Sundays. Remember to plan in advance. The address is FY4 1EZ. 🎠 Enjoy the attractions - Blackpool Tower: It is called the red version of the Eiffel Tower. Buy a ticket to climb to the top of the tower and you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the town. It is super beautiful to check in and take pictures. - Central Pier: The central pier not only has a Ferris wheel at sea, but also an Amusement center with many indoor entertainment facilities. You will not get tired of playing all day~ - Pleasure Beach: A large seaside amusement park, open on March 2, tickets are 35 pounds/person. The roller coaster is super exciting, it is a paradise for roller coaster lovers! 🏌️‍♂️Golf experience (extra surprise) Royal Lytham & St. Annes, the venue for the Grand Slam British Open, is very close to here, and it takes only 15 minutes by taxi from Blackpool. The clubhouse is like a mini magic castle, and the golf course is world-class. The classic pot-shaped bunkers on the green are very distinctive. If you want to play golf, you have to book a course a few months in advance, and the green fee is about 200 pounds. If you don’t play golf, it’s also great to visit the town of Lytham & St. Annes. You can get there by taking the No. 68 bus for 2 pounds. The town has beautiful scenery and a super comfortable living atmosphere. ⚠️Tips: Be sure to go on a sunny day, otherwise you will easily get frozen and affect your experience! Blackpool has both romantic sea views, fun attractions and delicious food. It is simply a treasure trove for taking your kids out, dating couples, and traveling with the whole family. Hurry up and save it. You must go there if you have the chance!

41. Blueberries Cafe

5/5

1 Reviews

AU$9Western-style

M32***23Blueberries is a great restaurant~ The buns are chewy and delicious, and the butter included has the restaurant's logo~ The fries are great, and there's a great atmosphere under the flickering candlelight️. It's worth a visit, the salad is fresh, and the service is attentive!

44. Harry Ramsden at the Tower

4.2/5

40 Reviews

AU$31Seafood

TheForkUserI had a buy a gift afternoon tea voucher. I hadn't realised that you have to book a table for afternoon tea and had only reserved a table for dinner Tom the restaurant manager was so helpful, and said I could either keep the voucher for another time or I could have two haddock, chips and peas. We don't get to Blackpool very often as we live in Derbyshire. So we opted for the fish and chip meal. He was good enough to include a drink also.The food was amazing, the service first class. And such a lovely atmosphere. We will be definitely be returning next time we are in Blackpool. I hadn't considered Harry Ramsden's restaurants before and was so delighted with our experience. Thank you again for a first class experience.Heather Hardman

45. The Black Horse Hotel Restaurant

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AU$22Western-style

滋滋淘#Creation Incentive Program Share 10,000 Yuan Cash Wakefield is like a forgotten poetry book, with surprises hidden on every page. It is not as prosperous as London, but it is a place where you can linger with its art, history and natural tranquility. If you are tired of popular attractions, this will be a hidden treasure of your trip to the UK. Day 1: Echoes of Art and Industry Take a train from London in the early morning and arrive at Wakefield in West Yorkshire in about two hours. This underrated city is famous for its art, historical sites and quiet natural scenery, and is an ideal destination to escape the hustle and bustle. 1. Yorkshire Sculpture Park Yorkshire Sculpture Park The first stop is Yorkshire Sculpture Park on the outskirts of the city. This 500-acre outdoor art space perfectly combines natural landscapes with modern sculptures. The works of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth are scattered in the meadows and woods. The sun shines through the clouds on the bronze sculptures, as if giving them breath. While walking, I encountered a group of students sketching. The interaction between art and nature is particularly vivid here. 2. National Coal Mining Museum (National Coal Mining Museum of England) Visit the National Coal Mining Museum in the afternoon, which is a witness to the British Industrial Revolution. Wear a miner's helmet and follow the guide to go deep into the 140-meter underground mine to experience the working environment of miners in the 19th century. There is only a headlamp in the dark, and the miners' stories told by the guide are awe-inspiring. The museum also retains the complete miners' dormitory and steam locomotive, and the historical atmosphere is overwhelming. Dinner recommendation: "The Black HorseThe Black Horse Hotel Restaurant", a traditional pub in the old district of the city center, try Yorkshire pudding with beef stew, and the local beer "Wakefield Ale" is mellow and slightly bitter, which perfectly dispels the chill. Day 2: Historical Relics and City Walks 3. Sandal Castle Sandal Castle Ruins Climb up to the ruins of Sandal Castle in the morning. This 12th-century castle is famous for its battles in the War of the Roses. Standing among the ruins, overlooking the panoramic view of Wakefield, the city looms in the morning mist, and the heavy sense of history and the tranquility of nature are intertwined here. 4. Hepworth Gallery Bridgewater Marina (The Hepworth Wakefield) In the afternoon, go to the Hepworth Gallery. This angular modern building is named after local artist Barbara Hepworth. Her plaster prototypes and abstract sculptures are exhibited in the museum. Light shines into the exhibition hall through the sawtooth skylight, forming a wonderful light and shadow dialogue with the works. The cafe on the top floor has an excellent view, overlooking the waves of the River Calder. 5. Wakefield Cathedral Walk to Wakefield Cathedral in the city center. The spire of this Gothic church points to the sky. The stained glass windows inside depict religious stories, and the afternoon sun projects them into a colorful picture on the ground. It happened to be an organ performance, and the solemn music echoed under the dome, which was breathtaking. Day 3: The healing of nature and the countryside 6. Angler's Country Park For the last day, choose Angler's Country Park in the suburbs. The trails surrounded by lakes and wetlands are suitable for cycling or jogging, and occasionally encounter swans flying over the water. The bird watching hut in the park is a hidden treasure. Observe loons and kingfishers through telescopes and feel the vitality of nature. 7. Local markets and shopping Before returning, visit Wakefield Market, Wakefield Cathedral, where the stalls are full of handmade cheeses, baked snacks and vintage crafts. I found a second-hand illustration book, and the owner enthusiastically recommended the nearby independent cafe "The Coffee House", whose sea salt caramel latte is a must.

Best Restaurants in July in Lancaster District (Updated 2025)

37. Yorkshire Fisheries

38. Michael Wan's Wok Inn

39. Beach House Bar & Bistro

40. White Tower Restaurant

41. Blueberries Cafe

42. Vinegar Jones

43. The Adelphi

44. Harry Ramsden at the Tower

45. The Black Horse Hotel Restaurant