Peter Rabbit Cafe opens in Lake District with Mr McGregor's bacon butties and other themed treats

It promises 'a perfectly themed, memorable and completely unique Peter Rabbit dining experience'

Emma Gill Parents editor

12:29, 16 Apr 2025

Peter Rabbit Cafe opens at World of Beatrix Potter(Image: Steven Barber)

For fans of Peter Rabbit, the Lake District has always been a go-to destination as it's home to the World of Beatrix Potter.

But now there's even more reason to take a trip to Bowness-on-Windermere as it welcomes a brand new Peter Rabbit themed café.

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'A perfectly themed, memorable and completely unique' Peter Rabbit dining experience is promised, 'with a good dose of mischief and a treasure trove of adorable treats on the menu from your favourite characters'.

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It includes the likes of a Peter Rabbit Pizza, Mr McGregor’s finest Bacon & Egg sandwich, a Beatrix Potter High Tea, and a Pigling Bland’s Pancake Stack.

The Peter Rabbit Cafe is across the road from the main World of Beatrix Potter attraction(Image: Steven Barber)

Visitors are also told to 'look out for the most amazing chandelier you’ve ever seen' which features a whole host of plants, vegetables and gardening tools hanging from a huge wooden beam inside the beautifully decorated café.

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The café is open daily from 10.30am to 4pm and is across the road from the main World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, which brings to life Beatrix Potter’s enchanting stories in a magical recreation of the beautiful Lake District countryside.

The exhibition features favourite characters from the famous books and an award-winning outdoor Peter Rabbit Garden and is hosting a number of events this Easter. You can find out more about the attraction on the website here.

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To see the full café menu, visit The Peter Rabbit Cafe website here.

The menu includes the likes of Peter Rabbit Pizza, Mr McGregor’s finest Bacon & Egg sandwich, a Beatrix Potter High Tea, and a Pigling Bland’s Pancake Stack(Image: Steven Barber)

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Visitors are also told to 'look out for the most amazing chandelier you’ve ever seen'(Image: Steven Barber)

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