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CAFÉ · RIVINGTON
Spring Cottage Café
A cosy woodland café on Rivington Lane, with coffee, cakes and fresh lunches. Handy for a pause after a walk.
A LITTLE LOCAL KNOW-HOW
Good walks. Good food.
Because the nicest days often involve getting outside, finding somewhere warm for lunch and making time for one more coffee.
EAT & DRINK
Places worth looking up.
There are cafés, country pubs and relaxed places to eat around Rivington and the surrounding villages. Here are some local options to help you plan.
These are independent businesses, not on-site dining facilities. Please check their own websites for current menus, hours and booking arrangements before travelling.
The Yew Tree Inn.
A stone country pub with a terrace, a 15-minute scenic walk away.
The Black Horse.
An old stone pub in Limbrick, now under new ownership, with local craft ale.
02
TEA ROOM · RIVINGTON
Village Green Tea Room
Traditional tea-room surroundings by Rivington Village Green, with drinks and food for a leisurely stop.
03
COUNTRY PUB · ANGLEZARKE
The Yew Tree Inn
A welcoming countryside pub and restaurant serving seasonal dishes in Anglezarke. It’s a 15-minute scenic walk from The Greens.
04
PUB · ADLINGTON
The Bay Horse
A traditional local pub with a food menu in Adlington. Another option to consider after exploring the area.
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COUNTRY PUB · LIMBRICK
The Black Horse Inn
An old stone pub on the road from Chorley to Anglezarke, now under new ownership and serving local craft ale. Check their socials for food times.
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TAPROOM · RIVINGTON
Rivington Brewing Co.
A local brewery and taproom in the Rivington countryside, about a 45-minute scenic walk from The Greens. Check the taproom website for events and any food traders.
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