What to do and see in United Kingdom, United Kingdom: The Best Coffeehouses

All The Goodness is an independent coffee takeaway and bakery of sweet things, nestled amongst breathtaking Highland scenery. Expertly made coffee using single origin, organic, fairtrade beans, real flaked hot chocolate made by craft Scottish chocolatiers, and award winning whole leaf tea. In our bakeshop kitchen we develop unique recipes, creating contemporary twists on traditional Scottish baking. Everything is made from scratch in small batches using time-honoured methods and high quality, natural ingredients. We love creating new bakes using Scottish & Highland produce. As well as careful sourcing we grow a few special ingredients. In addition to traditional bakes, there will most likely be something you have never tried before. Our focus is on quality and provenance. We are delighted to have been awarded ‘Taste Our Best’ by Visit Scotland and Highly Commended by the Highlands and Islands Food & Drink Awards.

Hardie Park is a community led family park and open green space. Local residents took ownership after a period of neglect with the guidance of local resident Rob Groves in order to develop and enhance the area for the benefit of the local community. Friends of Hardie Park are a Registered Charity and Community Interest Company and a not-for-profit organisation. Over a period of years the site has developed enormously and is now run by our Board of Trustees (since Oct 2020) with a passionate team of staff and volunteers. The site is open 7 days a week and provides a cafe, toilets, play facility, skate park, a varied events programme and more recently a cycle hub providing low cost re-furbished bikes to the community. The cafe is also used as a base for many groups with clubs and act Hardie Park Registered charity number 1172078

Offering a selection of three escape rooms plus a warm and friendly Cafe Lancaster Escape is the perfect destination to spend your time in Lancaster.

At Ready Steady Roll - Board Game Cafe and Game Shop - you can play loads of different modern, fun board games. Let our Games Guru recommend a game for you and teach you the rules so you can get straight to the fun. You can even enjoy a slice of delicious homemade cake and a drink while you play! Find a game you love? You get 10% off in our shop whenever you stay and play too!

The Ludoquist is a Board Game Cafe Bar and store. DUE TO TIER 3 WE CAN ONLY OFFER RETAIL AREA / TAKE AWAY COFFEES & SNACKS AND OFF LICENCE AT THE MOMENT. We have over 1000 games in our library. Games are sanitised or quarantined after each use. If you're peckish, we have many vegan and gluten free options, hand stretched stone baked pizzas, alongside a range of snacks. We stock locally roasted coffee, craft beers, wines and cocktails to help lubricate your gaming session. Cut price day sessions before 6pm Mon-Fri. Booking strongly recommended for evenings, school holidays and wekends. Let's Play!

Lower ladysden is a family run PYO farm along with a giant maze

Victoria Leeds is the go-to shopping and leisure destination in Leeds city centre. Combining the 1990 Victoria Quarter and the 2016 Victoria Gate, it includes a John Lewis & Partners, Harvey Nichols, Super Casino & over 70 beautiful boutiques as well as rooftop restaurants.

*New opening times Wed-Sun 10:00 - 3:00 (last admission 1 hour before closing) Adults £9, Concessions £7, accompanied children, carers and NHS staff free. Book online at www.scotfishmuseum/visit-us.php Independent charity-run museum covering the history of the Scottish fishing industry and its people from the earliest times to the present. A range of modern and traditional displays, dioramas and interactives provide something for everyone.

Marwood Hill Garden, Garden Tea Room and Plant Nursery Welcome to this very special private garden tucked secretly away in a Devon valley. Covering some 20 acres, with three beautiful lakes, this tranquil garden will provide a day of both inspiration and relaxation for the whole family.From the moment the first snowdrops poke their little noses through in spring there is so much to see throughout the year until the rich autumnal tints and shiny fat berries of autumn. The magnificent display of blossom from the massed camellias and rhododendrons is followed by a stream of colour in the bog gardens, as carpets of primulas and iris in all the colours of the rainbow, burst forth. The National Collection of Astilbes follows in a foamy symphony of pastel hues and hydrangeas on the hillside, like French petticoats in sky and lilac, sparkle in the sun. We garden with wildlife always in our minds and providing habitats for them is extremely important. Tucked away around the gardens are piles of branches and mounds of leaves home to lots of lovely bugs and beasts! Kingfishers are regular visitors to the lake and the areas of rough grass provide both food and hibernating site for the young of many butterflies and moths. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome. Children under 12 Free.