With food cooked over a wood-fired hearth, vegetables grown down the road at a horse-ploughed...
Bristol's bustling Public Market farm shop is on a self-confessed mission to buck the trend of a...
The Queen's Head pub has been restored by the Lowther family, of Askham Hall, whose masterplan is...
On our roving research trip around Wales we stumbled across the Little Valley Bakery (and its...
David and Gillian, adept hosts at The Inn at Welland, have created a muted, contemporary space...
Diversification is key for today’s farmers to survive, which has given the UK a wave of wonderful...
Whether feasting in the café, browsing for crafts and gifts or chatting to the butcher about the...
If you're in the area to visit the impressive land sculpture at Northumberlandia or the market...
No quick roadside stop-off, Glenwhan Gardens and Arboretum are worthy of a half-day diversion if...
The evocatively named Lost Kitchen is a gift for seekers of the unusual. Housed in a traditional...
Above Innerleithen, in the heart of the Tweed valley, is Caberston Forest. Take a woodland wander...
Walkers of the Hadrian’s Wall path often miss this little gem of a café as they track the Tyne...
The lovely Stubbings nursery provides respite from the M4 and M40 motorways. The Glasshouse...
The gateway to Swansea Bay's Mumbles headland and the Gower AONB, Swansea city itself is often...
The Courtyard Craft Centre is a lovely pop-in near Poole, brimming with interesting folk and...
It's curiously more satisfying to discover a surprisingly good café in the unlikeliest of places...
The family has been farming here for over 140 years but Farmer Copleys as it is seen today began...
If you love glamping, you’ll love ogling Laing’s gorgeous, hand-crafted shepherd’s huts and...
Foodies flock to the Three Horseshoes like birds coming home to roost, drawn by its reputation...
Filled with a steady stream of visitors, it’s hard to believe that the Old Bank Tea Rooms came...
Tucked in a quiet corner of Waltham Abbey, the Gatehouse Café has enviable views over the town’s...
The Granary's busy window is a visual vortex that draws you in with its fresh-baked scones,...
If heading east along the M2 bound for Canterbury, Margate or a ferry from Dover, divert at...
Passion before profit is the mantra at the Riverside Tap, a craft beer emporium across the river...
The authentic crêpes at Café au Chocolat are to die for – ‘as good as in Brittany’ one French...
In a 15th-century former Almshouse on Axbridge's medieval square, this tea shop radiates charm....
'It's fresh and exciting because it's not posh' said Masterchef judge William Sitwell, naming...
Langport belongs to Somerset’s trendy renaissance. It’s a pretty town with a long history and a...
Swing off the M6 and into the Cheshire countryside to find the Ginger and Pickles tea-room at...
A lovely mid-way stop if travelling between London and Southampton, the Courtyard Café is tucked...
Please note: Farm and Field's café no longer operates in its previous form. Please visit their...
The magnificent 13th-century cathedral is reason alone for stopping in Dunblane, a picturesque...
