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Food in Wyre
From all over the borough
Wyre farm shops
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Number of results: 9
Dewlay Cheesemakers
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Food/Drink Producer
Dewlay was founded in 1957 by George Kenyon and over the next 50 years earned a reputation for producing the very best range of Lancashire cheese available. Today, the company is managed by 3rd generation owners Nick & Richard Kenyon.
Light Ash Farm Shop & Cafe
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Farm Shop
Preston
In the farm shop, they take pride in sourcing the best food as locally as possible. Stocking a selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, dairy produce from their neighbouring farm, jam chutneys, pickles, free range hen and duck eggs, cakes, gift ware.
Cool Cow Ice Cream
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Food/Drink Producer
Cabus, Preston
Cool Cow Ice Cream produces around 1,000 litres of deliciousness every week. From traditional vanilla to more innovative flavours such as cherry amaretto, Cool Cow can be bought at Old Holly Farm and across Lancashire.
Daisy Clough Tearooms
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Farm Shops
Scorton
Daisy Clough tearooms are located within the Nursery set in the little village of Scorton.
3 miles north of GarstangCafe at the pottery
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Café
Preston
Come in and enjoy our bright new cafe, a changing home-made menu and warm welcome awaits you, in our unique gallery environment.
Myerscough College. Garden Cafe
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Farm Shops
Garstang
The Garden House Cafe overlooks the beautiful open gardens, arboretum and ornamental pond and has outdoor and indoor seating.
Old Holly Farm Courtyard Cafe
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Café
Garstang
Old Holly Farm is an all weather family attraction designed to appeal to visitors of all ages. We are passionate about giving visitors the opportunity to see, touch, smell, hear and taste the experience of a real working farm.
The Courtyard Caffe
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Lancashire Produce
The Courtyard Caffe is situated in the little village of Great Eccleston.
Serving homemade cakes and biscuits.
Afternoon tea is also available.
Disabled access.Pipers Restaurant
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Restaurant
Preston
Garstang is the world’s first Fair Trade town, and as such Pipers strives to support this ethical stance by using fair trade produce wherever it can.The food served is modern English in style with a focus on local produce.
