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Café · Lancaster
Café, bakery and deli on Market Street in the city centre.
- 51 Market Street, Lancaster
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Café · Lancaster
Café, bakery and deli on Market Street in the city centre.
Café · Lancaster
Café and kitchen on New Street in the city centre, with tables outside.
Pub · Lancaster
Historic pub in 17th-century wine cellars on Castle Hill, serving food and real ales.
Ice cream · Lancaster
Gelato shop on New Street in the city centre.
Italian restaurant · Lancaster
Italian restaurant on Church Street in the city centre.
French restaurant · Lancaster
French restaurant with rooms on St George's Quay, by the River Lune.
Café · Morecambe
Café run by Morecambe Parish Church on Queen Street.
Pub · Lancaster
Craft beer bar on Church Street.
Pub · Lancaster
Gastropub on Dalton Square serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with ales and wine; it also has rooms.
Pub · Morecambe
Wetherspoon pub on Euston Road; Eric Bartholomew was Eric Morecambe's real name.
Pub · Morecambe
Pub and restaurant on Westgate in Morecambe.
Café · Lancaster
Wholefood café and pantry on Great John Street serving brunch, lunch and evening food.
Modern british restaurant · Lancaster
Modern British restaurant on Moor Lane.
Café · Morecambe
Café at the landward end of the Stone Jetty, looking over the bay.
Curry restaurant · Lancaster
Indian restaurant on Brock Street in the city centre.
Pub · Lancaster
Bar, restaurant and hotel on Church Street in the city centre.
Pub · Lancaster
Pub on Quarry Road with outdoor seating.
Pub · Morecambe
Local pub on Glentworth Road West with outdoor seating.
Thai restaurant · Lancaster
Thai street food restaurant on China Street, for eating in or collection.
Café · Lancaster
Vegetarian and vegan café on Penny Street serving breakfasts, lunches, soups and children's choices.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
One of the oldest theatres in England, first opened in 1782 and rebuilt after a fire in 1908; guided tours are offered.
Slightly larger than life statue of the comedian on the promenade, unveiled by the Queen in 1999, with binoculars round his neck.
Stone jetty reaching out from the promenade into Morecambe Bay, with the Stone Jetty Cafe beside it.
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