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Penrith
A stunning grade 1 listed Pele Tower dating back to the 13th century, Askham Hall has been transformed from a stately family abode into a unique and contemporary stylish retreat and restaurant. A luxurious, intimate, unpretentious home from home…
Poppy's Vintage Tearoom offers a wide selection of high-quality teas and coffees, all served in fine china as well as a large variety of homemade cakes and scones.
Settle
Nestling amongst the rolling Yorkshire Dales Hills is The Knights Table Café and Restaurant. Uniquely situated at the northern end of the Ribble Valley, the Knights table provides food fit for a King.
Alnwick
The Treehouse is one of the most magical and unique restaurants to be found anywhere in the world. It’s high up in the treetops, with a roaring log fire in the centre of the room and trees growing through the floor.
BATH
The Garrick's Head pub and dining room was the former home of Beau Nash. Unsurprisingly, it's a grand building with stately proportions.
WINDERMERE
At Gilpin there are two restaurants celebrating this tradition. The laid-back ‘Gilpin Spice’ has an open kitchen serving tapas-style pan-Asian dishes inspired by countries along the spice trail.
WOODSTOCK
The Killingworth Castle has been serving the good people of Oxfordshire since 1637. Illustrious regulars have included the like of Sir Winston Churchill who'd drop in when staying at his birthplace, the nearby Blenheim Palace.
East Smithfield, LONDON
Located in historical Ivory house, built in 1858 and the only original warehouse still standing in St. Katharine Docks, White Mulberries coffee shop is only a short walk from Tower Bridge and Tower Hill station.
New Forest
We stopped here for tea and scones at the weekend. Beautiful setting, right in the heart of Beaulieu. The scones (cheese or plain) were huge and absolutely delicious! - TA
Lincoln
There was a wide selection of light meals and sandwiches available but my friends and I decided to settle on the scones with jam and cream, washed down with good English breakfast tea. - Trip Advisor.
KENDAL
Gleaming dark wood floors and staircases open into separate rooms with large and small tables. Excellent tea and freshly ground coffee sourced from all over the world.
Wass
The buildings which we now own were constructed circa 1620 as a granary and became an ale house in 1645. In 1739 the Inn became known as The Staplyton Arms following the purchase of the village by the Staplytons of Myton on Swale.
CRIEFF
At Craobh Restaurant we serve you the best that Scotland has to offer with our selection of small plates for you to try everything or choose from our Argentine Grill offering brilliant steaks.
Lincoln
Housed in one of the oldest buildings in Lincoln, a great lunch stop if you are visiting the City. A really warm welcome, friendly and efficient staff, unhurried start to the evening looking at the menu with drinks in the lounge.
TOTNES
Daytime café set in the woods at Berry Pomeroy Castle. The café serves fresh sandwiches, soups - delicious breakfasts and lunches - cakes and cream teas. Locally sourced produce.
Little Oakley
We pride ourselves on our friendly service and home made cooking. Every morning before we open you will find Michelle cooking the cakes for the day. Whether you want a cream tea or the indulgence of a full afternoon English tea the choice is yours,…
CHICHESTER
Nestling on the banks of Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve the 350 year old Crab & Lobster has been renovated creating one of the most stunning hideaways on the South Coast.
ABERYSTWYTH
Pysgoty is a small recently-opened licensed café-bar specialising in fish and seafood dishes of the highest quality.
Wells-next-the-Sea
The Albatross is a former Dutch cargo ship built in 1899 as a North Sea clipper. She is one of the oldest sailing ships still afloat. Instead of sailing the high seas the Albatros is now permanently moored alongside the Quay of Wells-next-the-Sea,…
RICHMOND
We’ve been keeping traditional baking skills alive for over 120 years. And our history dates back even further – to Tudor times and the dainty little tarts we are named after.
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