One More Bite – Food & Drink Festival at Lancaster Castle
Friday 28th August – Sunday 30th August 2026, 12pm-9pm – Free Entry every day.
One More Bite invites you to savour the culinary delights of artisan food and drink producers from across North West England, in the historic grandeur of Lancaster Castle.
Our first event over the August Bank Holiday saw approximately 13,000 descend on the castle for a fabulous weekend of food, drink, sun and activities!!
We welcomed traders from Lancaster, Morecambe & beyond including new bars, food traders & pop ups.
The response was crazy and we hope to build on this success throughout the upcoming events based at Lancaster Castle.
Much of the focus is to use the Castle to showcase the amazing food of the North West in all forms whilst adding to the offerings already available in Lancaster. From artisan kebabs to authentic tacos, cheeses to sausages and hot sauces to beers & spirits, The event will also offer pitches to local eateries such as restaurants and bars so they have a different platform to advertise their food to a potentially new audience. This brings on the added importance of involving more businesses in the town leading to more people talking about the event in an upbeat manner.
We are sure that this kind of event can only improve the culture of food in Lancaster.
We are heavily into the theatre of food and the amazing first impressions you get from the food that you’re about to eat as you watch it being cooked. We will be working with street food traders who can bring this theatre to The Castle and go that extra mile to make your food taste better.
Entry will always be free and the events will run from 12pm until 9pm on all three days. Lancaster Castle is of course situated right next to Lancaster’s main train station meaning super easy access for people arriving via train.
Any traders interested in joining us for this event or other events later this year should contact pablo@kanteena.co.uk. We ask that the craft products you have for sale are made by yourself, or at the very least made in the UK. Food traders will be given priority on originality of their product, stall appearance, hygiene rating & locality.