As it is the Lancashire Post’s 140th birthday celebrations, we’re sharing 10 galleries celebrating 14 of the very best things about our county.
Appropratiely enough, the Michelin Guide- one of the world’s most prestigious restaurant guides - features exactly 14 Lancashire restaurants.
We’ve collated the restaurants for you below, including some details on their cuisine, their price range and an extract from their Michelin profile.
You can see each restaurant’s full profile on the Michelin Guide website.
So far in our Lancashire Post 140th celebration galleries we’ve looked at the legendary Lancastrians who made history over the years , the famous faces who keep our county’s name in lights today and the famous brands that began life in Lancashire.
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13. Northcote in Langho (also has a Michelin star)
Cuisine: Modern British. Price: ££££. Short description: "After over four decades of consistent culinary success, the Northcote hotel's restaurant continues to excel under the stewardship of Lisa Goodwin-Allen. Her cooking is underpinned by superb produce, which often comes from local, biodynamic and organic suppliers or the kitchen garden. " | submit
14. Moor Hall in Aughton (also has 3 Michelin stars)
Cuisine: Modern British. Price: ££££. Short description: "Charming grounds lead up to this beautifully restored 16th-century country house, where your meal commences with an array of snacks – the last served in the kitchen by Head Chef Mark Birchall, who introduces some of the outstanding produce to come."
15. sō-lō Restaurant in Aughton (also has a Michelin star)
Cuisine: Modern British. Price: ££££. Short description: "Experienced chef Tim Allen is behind this sleek, elegant converted pub where the walls are decorated with striking contemporary artwork. There's an appealing purity to Allen's modern, seasonal dishes that draw their considerable flavour from top-notch ingredients such as superb fjord sea trout."