With the chain pubs, restaurant uniformity is practically a given --
the business model pretty much demands that whether you're eating in
Blackpool or Burnley, your experience will be the same. But even
independently run Italian, Indian or Chinese restaurants tend to
gravitate towards a standard look and feel and a standard menu. You
know what to expect before you even arrive. However, if you're in
search of something a little different, restaurants in Lancsahire are
the place for you.
So whether you are looking for whacky, out the box concepts, for the traditional red-lantern-and-dragon decor or one of the more modern and minimalist restaurants that are popping up around the county, you'll find it all. In fact, restaurants in Lancashire are no exceptions to the way new restaurants are opening up every month, old favourites closing their doors, and before you know it yesterday's gastropub has morphed into today's Thai restaurant.
If you want to really enjoy a restaurant in Lancashire, the rustic theme has been retained through a long communal table to make for a dining experience with a difference. Outside tables look out over the canal basin but this is very much a venue that shines in both winter and summer with a huge fireplace inside that's a welcome site on a snowy day. Whatever the season may be, there's no denying the attraction of a pleasant meal with a canalside set up. Whether in the depths of winter or a lazy summer's day stroll, a canal offers a level of tranquillity that's increasingly rare in today's up-tempo world. The Lancaster Canal stretches just over 41 miles from Preston to Tewitfield, north of Carnforth, taking in some of Lancashire's most glorious rolling countryside and passing through the heart of the county seat, Lancaster.
Highwayman Inn is one of the preferred restaurants in
Lancashire, with visitors from all over the world raving of
its delicious food and spectacular ambience. For more details Click here
