Summer is all about dining al-fresco and Lancashire is proud to be home to a range of fantastic pubs and restaurants which offer that perfect outdoor space to relax. So, whether it’s for a family meal, a treat with a loved one or drinks with friends, come dine outside in Lancashire this summer. Black Bull Inn & Restaurant, Old Langho Why not take the opportunity to visit 2024 Lancashire Tourism Awards Pub of the Year, Black Bull Inn? This bustling gastro pub offers an extensive menu, seven days a week and caters to every palate, including dogs! During warmer weather, the awarding winning garden, complete with a luxurious stretched tent, provides the ideal alfresco
Black Bull Inn & Restaurant
The Cartford Inn, Poulton Le Fylde Overlooking the beautiful river Wyre in the picturesque Lancashire Countryside, The Cartford Inn’s outdoor dining space is a must-visit if you’re looking to dine al- fresco this summer. The newly landscaped dining terrace is surrounded by beautiful views making it a gorgeous place to enjoy some of the region’s best food and drink. The Continental, Preston This Preston pub and restaurant is known not only for its delicious British cuisine and real ales but for the live music gigs, films, cultural events and the now-legendary Continental Beer Festival. Located by the beautiful Victorian parks of Avenham and Miller, and adjacent to the River Ribble, it is a lovely place to dine alfresco in the summer months. Aspect Bar and Bistro, Morcambe Enjoy some fine dining at the Aspect Bar & Bistro, whilst admiring the stunning views over Morecambe Bay and the Lake District. The multi award winning Aspect Bar & Bistro offers a relaxed dining experience and is perfect for a meal, afternoon tea and cocktails on the terrace. It’s also home to the first designated gin bar in Morecambe. Stocking over 100 different gins, making it a must-visit for any gin lover!
area to while away the hours and enjoy glorious, lazy sunsets.
Bowland Beer Hall, Clitheroe Did you know that the Bowland Beer Hall, located at Holmes Mill has one of the longest bars in Britain and is home to 42 hand pulls, hosting a minimum of 24 individual cask beers at any one time! Not only this, but Holmes
Mill is also home to a large outdoor
seating area which is a must-visit if you’re in Clitheroe this summer. They also host regular events, so as well as enjoying some delicious food and drink you can sit back, relax and enjoy some live music.
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