About
Adjacent to 12th century Lanercost Priory and with the World Heritage site of Hadrian's Wall less than half a mile away there's plenty to do locally. In the converted outbuildings to the original Abbey Farm is a fabulous Tea Room, Gift Shop and Hadrian's Wall Visitor Information Centre which makes it an ideal start to your journey to explore the World Heritage Site. We are only 2 miles from the small market town of Brampton, and a short drive from the city of Carlisle with easy access to the M6, just follow the brown tourist sign to Lanercost Priory.
Lanercost Tea Room is more than a tea room, our ethos is simple, ‘we don’t serve “fast food”, we serve good food as fast as we can!'
Our menu reflects this, with homemade food, freshly prepared to order using quality local produce. We serve breakfast and lunch every day of the week along with speciality teas and coffee, indulgent cake and homemade scones (freshly baked each morning!). We also have a daily Specials Board and Gluten Free options. And when the weather is kind you can enjoy sitting outside on our terrace - ‘café culture Cumbrian style’.
We are the perfect place to meet and eat all year round from 9:30am – 5:00pm every day, come rain or shine. Situated less than half a mile away from the World Heritage Site of Hadrian’s Wall and next door to the 12th century Lanercost Priory we are truly blessed with a fabulous setting and the perfect place to start your journey across the wall.
Our gift shop is packed full of unique products from candles, lip balms and soaps to pure wool throws, scarfs, handbags and decorative accessories. We like to support other small and local businesses so many of our products are ‘Made in Cumbria’ or ‘Made in Britain’.We also sell local jams, preserves and beers.
We love all dogs so it seemed natural for us to open a dedicated dog friendly seating area, Bark & Brew, so dogs can enjoy relaxing their owners indoors, all year round.
Bark & Brew
Bring your dog too!
Free tea/coffee for the driver & free coach parking.
DINING / BAR AREAS
High chairs for children
Level access (ie no steps or thresholds) or access by ramp to a specially adapted toilet for wheelchair users
Level access (ie no steps or thresholds), or access by ramp or lift to the toilets
Restaurant / cafe provide meals for visitors with special dietary requirements:
The establishment is suitable for customers who use a wheelchair
There is level access (i.e. no steps or thresholds), or access by ramp or lift to the:
GENERAL QUESTIONS
The lighting is effective for visually impaired customers (e.g. pools of light and dark areas avoided) in:
There is good colour / tonal contrast used throughout the establishment (e.g. doors contrast strongly with floors / walls)
BUILDING ENTRANCE
Entrance is well lit
PARKING
Route from the parking area to the entrance is:
Flat, (i.e. without steps)
Surface of the car park and pathway leading to entrance is
Surface of the pathway leading from the pitch to site facilities is:
This information is self-assessed; therefore we accept no liability for its accuracy. Please contact the venue for further information.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled Accessibility
- Toilets for Disabled Visitors
Catering
- On-Site cafe/restaurant/catering
- Refreshments Available
- Speciality Foods - Homemade food using local produce
Children & Infants
- Accept children all ages
- Baby changing facilities
Establishment Features
- Accept coach parties
- Gift shop
Key Features
- Non smoking establishment
Payment Methods
- Credit cards accepted (no fee)
Map & Directions
Map Link
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Road Directions
Twelve miles east of Carlisle, near Brampton. Follow the brown tourist signs to Lanercost Priory / Birdoswald Roman Fort from either the A69 or A689, Carlisle to Newcastle.
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