Ambala @ Frontier Park

Cafe · Hyndburn

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Information last updated/checked: 23 September 2026

Food hygiene rating: 5 / 5 · inspected 1 Jun 2026

Ambala @ Frontier Park is a cafe located in Hyndburn.

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Ambala @ Frontier Park is a cafe located in Hyndburn.

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Food hygiene rating: 5 — Very good

Last inspected: 1 June 2026

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Blackburn Road BB1 3HR

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