Walking and cycling routes abound in the Trough of Bowland, a wonderfully named Area of...
The Sheppy family have been pressing apples here for over two hundred years and the orchard is...
The Canal Quarter just east of central Lancaster is seeing some serious and ambitious cultural...
As her name portends, Daisy the new manager has brought a splash of vibrancy and a fresh feel to...
The universe must be thanked for entangling the life paths of Maggie and Anna, two...
Craigie's café-restaurant, an essential eating experience near Edinburgh, has emerged from its...
From the moment you swoop past the elegant landscaped entrance you’ll be revived by Burford’s 15...
Cocoa Skye is our most northerly find, on Scotland's east-facing coast between Dornoch and Wick....
This long, slate-roofed former stable is now a bright farm shop and deli, designed and newly...
Not so long ago the Mexboro’ Arms Hotel was down on its luck, languishing by the roadside, but...
The Stables at Kirklevington is a new, purpose-built bistro at Town End Farm's rural riding...
A Goliath of local produce, the Suffolk Food Hall gathers together top-quality food and crafts...
The folk at The Bridge were so proudly independent (and keen to join The Extra Mile) that we're...
Traditional crow-stepped gable, quirky nooks and of course a sundial in the corner, this café is...
There's something comforting about visiting a family-run business. The award-winning Dalesman...
Isabel Revill set up shop in her rustic stable 20 years ago, with coins for fresh asparagus...
Set on the edge of the Earl of Plymouth’s estate, this fab farm shop is a microcosm of the foodie...
On the banks the River Alde, this vast complex of old Victorian maltings looks out over a...
Shropshire’s rippling hills pass through the beautiful Apley Estate – set in gorgeous...
You won’t find a quirkier place to stop than this 1850s railway carriage and old double-decker...
The seaside 'Artists' Town' of Kirkcudbright (kir-coo-bree) is the Solway coast's only working...
Hemmed in by the Malvern Hills on one side and the river Severn on the other, this pocket of...
Haverfordwest is Pembrokeshire's ancient county town. It's a handy journey breaker before...
Bunting-draped Betty Berkins could hardly feel more welcoming if your own favourite aunty ran the...
Ironbridge Gorge, near Telford, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its role in the Industrial...
Spectacular views and a counter laden with homemade food make Soutra a special place to stop....
Housed in a redbrick former cowshed, Churncote Farm Shop and Kitchen offers a characterful break...
The Leeds and Liverpool Canal washes through this former weaving village, bringing with it crowds...
Kenyon Hall Farm, on the Cheshire and Lancashire border, has been lovingly tended by the Bulmers...
Greenhouses, it seems, make wonderful cafés. The Applestore fills a beautifully rustic glasshouse...
In a 15th-century former Almshouse on Axbridge's medieval square, this tea shop radiates charm....
Opposite the conical ‘village lock up’, this listed building’s former life as a farrier’s lends...
