School’s out, the sun’s (hopefully) shining, and it’s the perfect time to explore Halton’s thriving food scene and attractions. Whether you’re planning a family day out or just fancy treating yourself to something tasty, the latest edition of A Taste of Halton is here to guide your summer foodie adventures.

This year’s guide is bursting with flavour, featuring over 40 delicious destinations across Runcorn, Widnes, Daresbury, Moore, and Hale Village. From riverside cafés to artisan producers, it’s a celebration of everything that makes Halton a hidden gem for food lovers.

What’s on the Menu?

Here’s a taste of what you’ll find inside:

• Café Culture: Sip canal-side cappuccinos, grab pastries with your puppuccino, and discover cosy spots where coffee meets creativity.
• Feel-Good Food: Think farm-fresh ice cream, sustainable veg boxes, and eateries that care about the planet as much as your palate.
• Handmade in Halton: Meet the makers behind small-batch hot sauces, local honey, specialty teas, and sweet treats.
• A Culinary Journey: Explore global flavours right on your doorstep—from authentic Italian gelato to bold Thai street food. 

More Than Just Food

“This guide is about more than just what’s on the menu,” says Councillor Laura Bevan. “If you’re like me and my family, and love to seek out something a little different for a foodie treat on days out, this guide is your perfect companion.”

It’s also a celebration of community, creativity, and connection. Many of the featured spots are independent cafés, family-run delis, and welcoming community hubs—places where passion and personality shine through every dish.

Plan Your Perfect Day OutWhether you’re grabbing brunch before a walk along the Trans Pennine Trail, fuelling up for a park adventure, or indulging in artisan ice cream by the river, A Taste of Halton is your go-to guide for making the most of summer in the borough.

Ready to Taste Halton?
Explore the latest edition of our food guide here.

How to get to Here

Halton is easy to reach—just a short drive, train ride, or cycle from Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool John Lennon Airport, and West Coast Main Line stations.

 By Car? There is Free parking and EV charging points are available across Halton.

On Foot or Bike?  The TransPennine Trail offers a scenic walking and cycling route from Liverpool, passing iconic city landmarks.

Thinking of getting the train?

Runcorn Station (Avanti West Coast) connects to Liverpool Lime Street, Crewe, London Euston, Birmingham, and Chester.

Widnes Station offers regular services from Norwich, Warrington, and Liverpool.