3 Best British Restaurants in Lancaster

“Toby Carvery Morecambe is a timeless family chain restaurant serving roast meats carvery-style, kids' menus and classic desserts. They offer an all-day carvery in Morecambe, featuring five meats on Sundays, delicious fresh vegetables, fluffy roast potatoes, and all the trimmings in a family-friendly, relaxed atmosphere. For over 35 years, The Home of the Roast has been carving tender slices of roasted meat and serving you and your family the most delicious seasonal vegetables. Their family-friendly restaurants also serve an all-you-can-eat breakfast in Morecambe, so come down to Toby Carvery Morecambe and enjoy their signature Yorkshire puddings at dawn. They provide free Wi-Fi in all their venues; just look for Guest Wi-Fi, which Sky delivers. Their children's menu is suitable for kids aged 12 years and under. You can load their gift cards with any denomination from £5 to a value of £250.”

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“The Water Witch' is a multi-award-winning pub/restaurant on the picturesque Lancaster Canal, a five-minute stroll away from the hustle and bustle of the historic city centre. An extensive menu is available from their kitchen team, led by Head Chef Chris, ranging from sharing plates and traditional pub grub to hand-stretched artisan stone-baked pizzas, ensuring they have something to offer everyone. The restaurant offers many high-quality dishes, from Great British classics to continental cuisine. They are extremely proud to have teamed up with Virgin Wines to offer over 25 wines by the glass and a further 26 on their wine list. They also have the renowned Walling's Ice cream as a dessert. Their menu includes a varied selection of vegan and vegetarian dishes. They are a dog-friendly restaurant.”

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“The Quarterhouse is a modern British restaurant with a chef-owned kitchen and bar. This is located in Lancaster's Canal Quarter, which has a great spot in the northwest, allowing it to use some of the best local produce in the UK, which it showcases in its seasonal menus. The restaurant is committed to modern British cuisine made from local ingredients. During the day, their brunch menu features products from top suppliers in Lancashire and the Lake District. They serve artisan coffee roasted on-site and use sourdough bread from Lovingly Artisan in Kendal. Their main offering includes small plates highlighting modern British flavours, perfect for sharing with friends or enjoying alone. All brunch tables are reserved for 90 minutes. There are numerous public car parks within a 2-3 minute walk. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. They also serve vegan dishes. They have an Earlybird offer from Tuesday to Friday, 5 to 6 PM, featuring two small plates plus nibbles for £18.50. On Fridays, from 5 to 6 PM, they also have their oyster club, with half-price oysters and £20 off a bottle of Champagne.”

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