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{{Services
{{Services
|type = primary
|type = primary
|operator = AUK Ltd
|operator = MFG
|image = Esso Ings 2019.jpg
|image = BP Ings 2024.jpg
|road = [[A591]] at Ings
|road = [[A591]] at Ings
|postcode = LA8 9PY
|postcode = LA8 9PY
|signposted = Yes
|signposted = Yes
|stype = Single site located between junctions on one side of the road.
|stype = Single site located at the side of the road
|coords = 54.380267, -2.8524032
|coords = 54.380137, -2.8523777
|maplink = https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Esso/@54.3804079,-2.8529873,18z/
|briefroad = A591 between Kendal and Windermere
|briefroad = A591 between Kendal and Windermere
|night = no
|night = no
|markerpost = 160 }}
|hgvs = fuel only
|markerpost = 0200 }}


A café and petrol station by the side of the A591 as it nears Windermere.
The Lake District's Pret forms this service area on the road to Windermere.


==Facilities==
==Facilities==
{{facilities| Restaurants | {{website|Cafe Ambio|http://cafeambio.co.uk/}} |primary }}
{{facilities| Catering | {{Pret A Manger}} |primary }}
{{facilities| Forecourt | {{Esso}}, Shop, {{Costa Express}}, [[Rollover]], Jet Wash |primary }}
{{facilities| Outdoor Space | Large grass area next to car park; public footpath connections |primary }}
{{facilities| Forecourt | {{BP}}, {{Londis}}, {{Costa Express}}, f'real Milkshakes, {{Rollover}}, Jet Wash, Free Cash Machine |primary }}
 
==Parking Prices==
Short stay customer parking is available for cars. No HGV parking is available.
 
{{Parking Disclaimer}}


==Contact Details==
==Contact Details==
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Cumbria{{newline}}
Cumbria{{newline}}
LA8 9PY
LA8 9PY
|gridref = SD447986
|telephone = 01539 482721
|foursquare = 4d9dc40cc99fb60c7722ce8b
|foursquare = 4d9dc40cc99fb60c7722ce8b
|3words = pave.rocks.crumple
|website = https://www.motorfuelgroup.com/locations/ings-fs473/ Official MFG/Ings website
|3words = hairspray.minus.recent
}}
}}


==Trivia and History==
==Trivia and History==
A {{Little Chef|wikia=Ings}} here opened in the 1970s, in a special chalet-style building. This closed in 2004 to become Lakewinds Diner, but in 2008 it reopened as a Little Chef as part of their expansion plans. This only lasted until 2012 where cutbacks struck again.
[[File:BikeTreks Ings 2020.jpg|250px|thumb|right|alt=A building with a large, glass frontage.|The former restaurant building as BikeTreks, pictured in 2020.]]
The filling station here dates back to at least the 1960s. [[Roadchef]] signed a 28-year lease on the land next door, and opened what they said was their very first restaurant in September 1973, in what was a special chalet-style building.
 
After around five years, Roadchef had sold the lease to {{Little Chef|Ings}}. There was already a Little Chef a few miles east of here at Staveley, which lasted from around 1970 until 1985, but the one at Ings stuck around much longer.
 
The forecourt received a major redevelopment in 1989, when it became a [[BP]] site.
 
The Little Chef eventually closed in 2004, becoming Lakewinds Diner in 2006. It reopened as a Little Chef in the summer of 2009, as part of a big expansion plan. This time it only lasted until 2012, where cutbacks struck again and the branch was closed once more.
 
The forecourt rebranded to [[Esso]] in 2011, under AUK Investments' ownership. They extended the sales building and former restaurant in 2015, introducing BikeTreks and Café Ambio to the main building in 2016. Café Ambio closed in 2021.


There was another Little Chef a few miles east of here at Staveley, which lasted from around 1970 until 1985.
AUK rebranded the site back to BP in 2020. They sold this and their five other filling stations in the area to [[MFG]] in December 2020. Following the takeover, MFG rebranded the shop to [[Londis]], and added a number of grab and go options to the store.


The forecourt was formerly branded [[BP]].
MFG took over the former Café Ambio space in early 2023, opening the first [[Pret A Manger]] store in the Lake District here on 2 March 2023, turning the main building back into a dining option.


==Alternatives==
==Alternatives==
{{Succession start}}
{{Succession start}}
{{Succession|1|A591| [[Prizet]] (7 miles) |
{{Succession|1|A591| [[Prizet]] (7 miles) |
''none'' }}
none }}
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[[Category:A-roads (no motorway)]][[Category:Little Chef]][[Category:A591]]

Latest revision as of 14:54, 16 May 2024

Location:

A591 at Ings

Signposted from the road.

Postcode:

LA8 9PY

map and directions

Access/Layout:

Single site located at the side of the road.


The Lake District's Pret forms this service area on the road to Windermere.

Facilities

Catering: Pret A Manger Outdoor Space: Large grass area next to car park; public footpath connections Forecourt: BP, Londis, Costa Express, f'real Milkshakes, Rollover, Jet Wash, Free Cash Machine

Parking Prices

Short stay customer parking is available for cars. No HGV parking is available.

This information is provided to us by third parties. You should always check with staff on site.

Contact Details

🏢 Address:
Ings Filling Station
Ings
Kendal
Cumbria
LA8 9PY


Trivia and History

A building with a large, glass frontage.
The former restaurant building as BikeTreks, pictured in 2020.

The filling station here dates back to at least the 1960s. Roadchef signed a 28-year lease on the land next door, and opened what they said was their very first restaurant in September 1973, in what was a special chalet-style building.

After around five years, Roadchef had sold the lease to Little ChefHistory. There was already a Little Chef a few miles east of here at Staveley, which lasted from around 1970 until 1985, but the one at Ings stuck around much longer.

The forecourt received a major redevelopment in 1989, when it became a BP site.

The Little Chef eventually closed in 2004, becoming Lakewinds Diner in 2006. It reopened as a Little Chef in the summer of 2009, as part of a big expansion plan. This time it only lasted until 2012, where cutbacks struck again and the branch was closed once more.

The forecourt rebranded to Esso in 2011, under AUK Investments' ownership. They extended the sales building and former restaurant in 2015, introducing BikeTreks and Café Ambio to the main building in 2016. Café Ambio closed in 2021.

AUK rebranded the site back to BP in 2020. They sold this and their five other filling stations in the area to MFG in December 2020. Following the takeover, MFG rebranded the shop to Londis, and added a number of grab and go options to the store.

MFG took over the former Café Ambio space in early 2023, opening the first Pret A Manger store in the Lake District here on 2 March 2023, turning the main building back into a dining option.

Alternatives

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