From Michelin star restaurants to the best picnic spots and farm shops, you’ll be sure to find the perfect places for your holiday dining with these guides.
Look no further than the amazing picnicking backdrop of the South. From Dorset to Wiltshire and Somerset to Hampshire, English Heritage and National Trust places to picnic which boast the most beautiful gardens and have their gates open wide for families and dogs.
Becky Bye
Stop by at No 8 cafe in Bembridge for vegetarian delights. From lunch dishes to cake and coffee, spend 10 minutes or 2 hours soaking up the ambience and this pretty spot.
Kayleigh Hardy
Love food? Love a beautiful view? Then this list of 5 fabulous places to eat with incredible views is for you.
Philip Eley
Hidden in plain sight on the Jubilee Wharf at the bottom of Penryn, Muddy Beach cafe is a quiet river side haven to stop for breakfast, lunch or dinner while out exploring Cornwall. Take a look at what we tasted (and highly recommend).
Kayleigh Hardy
A Saturday night to remember. Join the Lost Gardens of Heligan and Woodfired Canteen for a magical night of storytelling and incredible food.
Kayleigh Hardy
A brief but beautiful recipe from Philleigh Way cookery school based in the Roseland in Cornwall. Perfect for making an impact on your guests for Christmas and New Year.
Kayleigh Hardy
Starting in my home town of Shaftesbury in north Dorset, we are incredibly lucky to boast no fewer than nine cafes and at least six great places for a wonderful dinner. There are however two which for me stand out above the rest and are worth travelling down to this part of Dorset especially for.
Becky Bye
If you want to enjoy some good grub, we’ve got the Portloe list for you.
Lizzie Heather
