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Excellent food and service and very large and modern decor. I am surprised at the above review because it is very good.
Imli – St. Annes-On-SeaExcellent food well worth the visit and friendly staff. Obviously bringing your own wine is a bonus but with such tasty food, definitely worth visiting over and over again.
Olive Tree Brasserie – St. Annes-On-Seatest bad review
The Loft Nightlcub – St. Annes-On-SeaDropped into the Moghul last Friday for a late night curry around 10.30pm. Still going strong after all these years and owner Danny was on hand to say hello as always. Food was good and they always add in a free mystery dish which is a nice touch. Some more diners arrived after us which makes you feel a little less guilty about keeping the waiting staff out of their beds!
Moghul Tandoori Restaurant – St. Annes-On-SeaOMG! Can't believe the reviews I've read. This hotel is terrible. Its dirty, seedy and horrid. The dirty windows should have told us all we needed to know. The shower was indescribable and they wouldn't give us bleach to clean it. Didn't even manage to spend one night. Wouldn't allow my daughter to stay in a place like that.
Turkish Palace – BlackpoolPersonally wouldn't go again. Quite overpriced and food is definitley not what I would call great. Got it delivered and they also forgot half the order. Would go to FARMHOUSE PANTRY over this anyday!!
Mamas Kitchen – BlackpoolWent to Mimmos and had one of the worst ever meals. The spaghetti was barely edible and the staff were unfriendly. The meal was very expensive too. Won't be going back!!
Mimmo’s Italian Restaurant – Thornton-CleveleysI have been a regular at the Lytham Kitchen but recently have experienced problems with the service, food always been excellent hope this was just a blip.
The Lytham Kitchen – LythamWe first started going to this establishment about two months ago and have since been numerous times. We have tried loads of fish and chip shops round the country and have found here by far the best. The fish is always fresh and chips second to none. Long live 'Fish luv chips. Excellent.!
Fish Luvs Chips – Thornton-CleveleysBest restaurant I have been to. My favourite place for a Korma. Prices are very reasonable. Takeaway service is fantastic too. Pleasant and friendly staff. All in all a great restaurant that I highly recommend.
Saffron – Poulton-Le-FyldeMy wife and I had been at a garden centre and decided to have a late Saturday lunch. We might ordinarily have gone to the Punchbowl but decided to try the Horns Inn as we hadn't been for years. What a mistake! The staff had suspended the normal Saturday lunch menu and had a shorter but far more expensive menu from which to choose - not for what we wanted but I guess as there was a festival going on in the village they had seen the chance to make a few pounds extra by getting additional punters to buy into a menu different from that advertised on the website. Nothing went well, my wife's risotto was heavy and accompanied by what looked like slabs of Tesco Value garlic bread and which tasted like cardboard. The taste of my sausage and mash was OK but it was just a taste as portions were awful and not even enlivened by a vegetable. Paying over the top for substandard fare isn't the way forward. However, I certainly won't be going back there so problem solved. Oh! When staff training comes around ensure that you don't only tell your staff to ask if the meal is alright on a regular basis but tell them that they should actually want to hear the answer and when they do hear that people haven't had a great dining experience to do something more constructive than 'Oh, sorry to hear that!'
Horns Inn – GarstangI like the Lytham Kitchen and have been a regular for five years. The quality is excellent but you pay accordingly - it's quite expensive. Last week I took advantage of the "free" regular tea or coffee offer which is available with breakfast orders before 11am. I chose the £8.75 breakfast and a LARGE coffee. I expected to pay the difference between the cost of a regular (£1.70) and large (£2.10) coffee. Not so!! I queried the total charge of £10.85 to be told abruptly by the waitress that the offer only applies when a standard cup is ordered. Perhaps this should have been explained when the order was taken. Regardless of being misled I enjoyed the breakfast but, on this performance, they have lost a regular customer.
The Lytham Kitchen – LythamVery nice food and good value.
Three Lights – FleetwoodWorst takeaway ever, sliced chicken burger/ filet dumped on plain rise in a grim brown source. No vegetables, no flavour, zero presentation.
Wok Wow – BlackpoolHad a lovely meal with my mother last night. Will return soon. Paul
San Marcos – BlackpoolNice atmosphere - lovely decor. Pleasant staff and really good food.
Vida Tapas and Bistro – LythamAfter reading great reviews on here we decided to go on Saturday for a family birthday celebration. There were fourteen of us and on booking they asked if it was a special occasion. Thought nothing of this until we arrived at the restaurant to be greeted with birthday banners and table confetti, a complete surprise and a lovely one at that! These little touches really make the difference and many other restaurants could learn a lot from the Zen! Food was excellent, everyone enjoyed all of it. The house wine was good quality too! Highly recommended especially for a special occasion.
The Zen Restaurant – St. Annes-On-SeaThis is a newly opened restaurant, different to most other venues in Lytham. The contemporary decor, good choice of background music and young smiling staff, all go to create a very comfortable atmosphere. There are about 20 international tapas and several sides on offer. Our party of four had 10 different dishes and a couple of sides, not all coming together, so as not to overload the table. The food was was well presented and very well cooked and represented good value for money. Once Vida becomes more well known I see it becoming a popular spot on the Lytham eating circuit.
Vida Tapas and Bistro – LythamChoose any one starter from menu (excludes lamb chops
and seafood) and one main dish (excludes seafood). Poppadoms on the house. Available every day from 4.30pm-7pm.
get 25% off takeaway orders. Collection only and must be ordered through the Royal Indian website.
One snack and two small plates, £22. Available Thursday to Saturday, 12pm-1.30pm.
Tuesday to Thursday all day and Friday till 5pm.
2 courses £18 or 3 courses £24.
Available Tuesday to Sunday from 11am till late - eat in or take away.
Every Sunday from 12 noon onwards alongside ‘The Pub’ Seasonal Menu.
Four Early Bird Meal Options from £13.95 to £18.95. Available Monday to Thursday from 5pm-7pm (except Bank Holiday weekends).
Four Sunday Special Menu Options from £13.95 to £18.95 (except Bank Holiday weekends).
Arrive from 12.30pm, G&T Afternoon Tea, Bottle of Prosecco in room,
Overnight stay including breakfast
and late check out at 12pm!
All from £149 for 2 people.
Arrive from 12.30pm, 2 course Sunday Lunch served until 5pm, Bottle of house wine in the room, Overnight stay including breakfast and late check out at 12pm!
All from £149 for 2 people.
Midweek Meal Deal - 2 courses for £17.90. Available Tuesday-Thursday from 5pm-7.30pm.
Lunch menu main a a drink, £9.95. Available 12pm-3pm, Monday to Friday.
Any burger or wrap £14.95 including a drink. From 12pm-8pm, Mondays.
Any pie £14.95 including a drink. From 12pm-8pm, Tuesdays.
Midweek roast deal £14.95. Roast of the day, including a drink. From 12pm-8pm, Wednesdays.
SUNDAY ROASTS served 12 noon until 6pm.
SMALL £11.95 | REGULAR £13.95 | LARGE £15.95
2-Course Set Menu, £16.95. Served 12pm-8pm Monday to Saturday.
