Eating in the Ribble Valley

In the shadow of Pendle Hill lies the Ribble Valley and the AONB The Forest Of Bowland.

Here we are blessed with a vast array of places to eat. These vary from quaint traditional tearooms to the increasingly popular 'garden centre' cafes and from Michelin star restaurants to traditional pub food.

 Lancashire Life magazine has written an article on their top 10 http://www.lancashirelife.co.uk/food-drink/restaurants/10_of_the_best_places_to_eat_in_the_ribble_valley_1_4083647

However there are many more that could easily be included. Hopefully over the coming weeks we will be exploring more what the area has to offer including the annual Ribble Valley Food Festival which is held in Clitheroe in August.

How lucky we are!

We are fortunate to live in such a beautiful area and one that is also full with such fantastic food!

From the traditional market in Clitheroe with its specialist shops selling sausages, fish and wine (amongst others) to the many deli's that have appeared in recent years. We also have farm shops one particular is Gazegill Organics which children love to visit.

Cafes such as Delicious in Gisburn, which is also a deli, The Pavilion at Shackletons Garden Centre and many more.

Fantastic restaurants, casual and fine dining, from the renowned Northcote Manor to country pubs serving traditional food.

Italians, Indians, Chinese, Pizza, Fish & Chips and more..................

The Ribble Valley is definitely a food lovers paradise!