Like many village ale houses, it was nearly curtains for The Green Man in 2015. At least, it was...
It’s a short spin down the B4489 to reach this neighbourhood café at the edge of Swansea, and...
A local landmark, the Speyside Centre is tucked among the boughs of a pine forest at the edge of...
Clare named her tearooms after her daughter but was inspired by her mum, Eunice, to honour the...
Isambard Brunel could scarcely have imagined that his Engine Shed at the edge of Ross-on-Wye...
An utterly idyllic spot in Wiltshire where you can malinger from dawn to sundown. The café and...
The flat whites at The Hall, an inauspicious looking 1930’s Art Deco parish hall, have been...
A lovely farm shop and café in an old stone barn across the road from the village croquet green....
The heady, scented gardens set The Hundred House apart, encircling the eclectic Shropshire...
A bastion of traditional farming, the fields around Limes Farm supply the shop and tearoom with...
The mothership of good motorway services, Tebay sits amid the pitching, fern-dabbled Cumbrian...
Albert Beckett and his small herd arrived here from Shropshire in 1937. Three generations later,...
The handsome charcoal-coloured front of Fred and Ginger Coffee stands on Kings Langley’s high...
A short distance from Cambridge, Papworth Everard stands on the old Roman highway that once...
Don’t be put off by its location on an industrial estate. The Milk Shed is one of the best cafés...
The Green Dragon bustles with customers day round, a sure sign that Jay brothers Adam and...
Not the most obvious of stops but this brush factory – yes, brush factory – is a fantastic place...
Our aim is to search out the best places to stop within 15 minutes of motorways and main roads,...
The brick and clap-board exterior of Bear & Eden does little to prepare you for the striking...
It may look small, but beyond the smart, awning’d frontage stretches a wonderland of lovely food....
Set on the edge of the Earl of Plymouth’s estate and supplied by its farms and fields, the Ludlow...
A labour of love for owner Peter Stott, Larch Cottage is a rambling, theatrical beauty, a maze...
You won’t find better views of the North Berwickshire coast. Panoramic windows cut into the...
Many things to many people, Oldpost is a brilliant reinvention of Nutfield’s former Post Office....
The Courtyard, just off the high street and thronging with plants inside and out, is chic and...
A Goliath of local produce, the Suffolk Food Hall gathers together top-quality food and crafts...
Once just a shed in a field selling the family’s vegetables, Pearce’s Farm Shop is now an...
Three Trees is a family-run, mixed farm housed on what was once the Chiseldon army camp. Take a...
You’re as likely to rub shoulders with narrowboaters as landlubbers at this countryside farm...
This magnificent house on the edge of the Lake District is the ancient family home of Lord and...
Originally opened as an alehouse in 1847 this rural inn was recently bought and refurbished with...
These magnificent 50 acres of garden, and the house, were a neglected secret for years after the...
