Cafés & Restaurants in Rochdale
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Owd Betts is a moorland pub and restaurant on Edenfield Road on Ashworth Moor near Rochdale, built as a farmhouse in 1796 and a coaching inn on the old turnpike road by the 1820s. It is named after Betty Ashworth, who ran the inn after 1866, and serves locally sourced seasonal food such as Lancashire hotpot and Sunday roasts.
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