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Britain is a nation of food lovers, which is hardly surprising considering the diversity of the menus you’ll find in every corner of the country. Everywhere you look you’ll find speciality restaurants, cafes and more offering international treats and more traditional fare. Many of the high street chains are accessible and offer changing places toilets and are part of the Not Every Disability is Visible Campaign. A number of places are wheelchair accessible too.

Take a look below at our accessible places to eat and drink.

Britain is famous for the gastro-pub and for food festivals that take place all over the country. From farmers’ markets in towns and cities where you can sample local goods to celebrations of a whole genre of food, such as the sea food festivals that can be found in the coast and the street food festivals that are rife in the cities.

Unique delicacies and world wide favourites

Great Britain is the nation that invented afternoon tea and there is nowhere better to sample it than the border of Cornwall and Devon where they argue about which order to stack the cream and jam! Top tip, the Devon/Cornwall divide is also a great excuse to eat multiple Cornish Pasties, which either originated in Cornwall or Devon, depending on who you ask! Whether you’re looking for fresh sea food at the coast, a proper British fish ‘n’ chips experience, a spicy curry, noodles, vibrant street food or an award-winning fine dining kind of evening, you’ll find something that will suit your tastes and all the eateries listed here have a whole range of accessibility options to cater for everyone.

Regional specialities are something the British pride themselves in.
Head to Scotland and sample some traditional haggis and a deep-fried mars bar or two, head down to Yorkshire for some parkin and Yorkshire puddings, spend some time in Wales eating rarebit and Welsh cakes. Fancy a few more treats? Hop over to Bath for a Bath Bun or two and then over to the East End of London for some proper cockney fare, whelks, jellied eels and of course, pie and mash with liquor.

Every one of the UK’s regions have their own distinct specialities, which you can’t not try while you’re visiting.

Whatever you’re in the mood for, there are plenty of options open to you. From feeding the family in a casual setting to elegant fine dining, there are a wide range of accessible eateries from restaurants, cafes, pubs, bars and take away establishments. If you’re staying over, your accommodation providers will be more than happy to point you in the direction of somewhere tasty that they recommend, but if not, you’ll find a whole list here to help you work up an appetite.

It isn’t just food on offer, Britain is the home to many craft drinks too.

Wash your dinner down with a carefully crafted farmyard cider, a locally distilled gin or an award-winning wine.

It isn’t just the traditional eateries that Britain has on offer, fancy a trip to a chili farm with some tasting after? You can do that in the south west of England! Some of the country’s top attractions are places that allow you to pick and cook your own produce that is grown locally – should anyone be a keen cook!

Visitors coming from overseas might also want to sample some seasonal treats when they’re in the UK, Easter biscuits, mince pies, hot cross buns and more are all served during the holidays at eateries all over the place. The UK is a great place for a disabled friendly foodie holiday.

You’ll find the best food and drink in the UK that suits every taste and budget, with many establishments going the extra mile to make all guests feel welcome whatever their needs. If you have dietary needs, sight issues or need a little extra leg room around the table, don’t worry, you’ll find places that suit you right here.

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The Castle Bar

Address

14, The Market Place, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 9NQ

Telephone
01900 829904

castlebar14@hotmail.co.uk

Cockermouth

The Castle Bar is set in the heart of the old Market Place in the beautiful gem town of Cockermouth.

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The Cosy Club

Address

19-22 Fossgate, York, YO1 9TA

Telephone
01904 395056

glenda@cosyclub.co.uk

York

Housed in York’s very first electric cinema, The Cosy Club serves up a sense of being somewhere special with a hint of nostalgia. Think mansion splendour meets village hall eccentricity.

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Walhampton Arms

Address

Walhampton Hill, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 5RE

Telephone
01590 673113

contact@walhamptonarms.co.uk

Lymington

Set in the stunning New Forest, the Walhampton Arms is just a few minutes from the bustling Georgian market town of Lymington with views of the Isle of Wight across the Solent. It’s the perfect location to relax, explore or stay in in one of our…

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The Wheatsheaf Inn

Address

Brigsteer, Kendal, LA8 8AN

Telephone
015395 68938

info@lumleyfeebunkhouse.co.uk

The Wheatsheaf is a delightful village Inn, recently refubished, tucked away in picturesque Brigsteer. We offer a friendly welcome, fabulous food & great local ales.

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Riverside House Hotel

Address

Fennel Street, Ashford-in-the-Water, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1QF

Telephone
01629 814275

riversidehouse@enta.net

Bakewell

Beautifully appointed Georgian Country House nestling beside the river Wye. Sumptuous bedrooms, fine cuisine and log fires with a warm welcome.

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The Dove Inn

Address

Corton, Warminster, Wilts, BA12 0SZ

Telephone
01985 850109

info@thedove.co.uk

Warminster

A delightful pub in the unspoilt Wiltshire countryside, offering an award winning restaurant with flagstoned bar and beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms. The Dove offers first class, food that is hearty, flavoursome and fresh.

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The Fleece Inn (National Trust)

Address

The Cross, Bretforton, Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 7JE

Telephone
01386 831173

nigel@thefleeceinn.co.uk

Evesham

The Quintessential English Pub, owned by the National Trust and run with a love of tradition.

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The Orangery

Address

21-27 Eastern Esplanade, Cliftonville, Margate, Kent, CT9 2HL

Telephone
01843 222310

info@orangeryrestaurant.co.uk

Margate

With stunning, polished marble floors, soaring 12 foot windows and sea view balcony, we believe The Orangery restaurant is the finest dining venue in Thanet. Open for lunch, a la carte evening meal, Sunday carvery and all special occasions.

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On the Quay Restaurant & Cafe

Address

The Quay, St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly, TR21 0HU

Telephone
01720 423525

info@onthequay.com

St. Mary's

‘On the Quay’ is the new ‘must visit’ restaurant, bar & café. Relax in our designer harbour view restaurant, soak up the sun on our balcony or enjoy the convenience of our grab and go cafe. On the Quay serves amazing food, drinks and quality of…

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La Caverna Ristorante Pizzeria

Address

30 North Parade, Matlock Bath, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 3NS

Telephone
01629 55635

Matlock

Authentic Italian restaurant serving freshly cooked food.

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Cow & Plough

Address

Gartree Road, Oadby, Leicester, LE2 2FB

Telephone
0116 272 0852

cowandplough@steamin-billy.co.uk

Oadby

Traditional pub with restaurant serving modern English food, there is also a conservatory serving bar meals all day.

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Quarr Abbey Teashop

Address

Quarr Abbey, Quarr Road, RYDE, Isle of Wight, PO33 4ES

Telephone
+44 01983 898543

teashop@quarr.org

RYDE

Located in Quarr Abbey’s serene and beautiful surroundings of the walled gardens, you will discover the popular licensed teashop.

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The Remembrance Centre Restaurant & Coffee Shop

Address

National Memorial Arboretum, Croxall Road, Alrewas, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 7AR

Telephone
01283 245100

info@thenma.org.uk

Alrewas, Burton upon Trent

Enjoy a mouth-watering lunch or rest mid afternoon with a refreshing 'cuppa' and a slice of homemade cake in either of their two eateries, the Restaurant and Coffee Shop, where the food and drink served are freshly prepared onsite by their chefs.

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The Fishbourne

Address

Fishbourne Lane, FISHBOURNE, Isle of Wight, PO33 4EU

Telephone
01983 882823

info@thefishbourne.co.uk

FISHBOURNE

A Large warm and welcoming county pub that dates back to the 1900’s on the bank of Wootton Creek at the end of Fishbourne Lane, by woodland walks in a picturesque setting close to the sea.

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Cedars Lebanese

Address

46 - 48 Church Gate, Leicester, LE1 4AJ

Telephone
0116 251 9057

cedars@webonlan.com

Leicester

Cedars Lebanese is known for its belly dancing evenings where diners can relax and watch the spectacle or join in the fun.

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