Reviews in Fylde Coast and Blackpool

This is the best Indian restaurant in the Fylde. The staff are very friendly, its extremely well decorated and the food is excellent. I would recomend the King Prawn jalfreizi Balti which is the best.

I am a regular customer at the Bilash and have been for many years, I have tried the other restaurants in St-Annes aswell as Blackpool etc, none are as good as this. Mr Choudhury is the manager and he always has a smile on his face. You have to try this place and I promise you wont go to any other.

Recently refurbished, very tasteful decor compliments the always excellent food. Food attractively presented, sweet basil ice-cream great & excellent value for money

An excellent Table d'Hote menu of 3 courses plus coffee at £9.95also an extensive a la carte menu well served in excellent surroundingswith bottled water still and sparkling in abundance.

This is a classic restaurant, where cooking is perfection and the wines superb: for those unhurried meals where you don't want to leave!

Those who haven't visited Mr Chow's are missing a great restaurant. Very friendly staff; nothing is too much trouble, and the value for money, especially at lunch time is very good.

This a place not to be missed; up to London standards; the decor is minimalism at it's best,and the food quality matches that standard

Just the place for a quick, wholesome lunch or afternoon tea with a lady. A very acceptable tea shop in nice surroundings; worth going to regularly.

A most enjoyable meal in very special surroundings. The staff were most attentive and a very good selection of dishes on the menu. First visit but not last.

A great find. The staff are genuinely into their food, and the chef is very flexible - he'll basically cook what you ask! The wine list includes the wonderful Chateau Musar - 1994 best, 1995 fabulous.

Excellent food; service was attentive without being too pushy. Save it for that special occasion - you wont be disappointed.

Reasonable food, but sevice a bit slow. Dodgy crowd there though. Some old ginger ( sorry strawberry blonde ) bloke celebrating his birthday with a strange bunch. I overheard one 'middle aged' chap tell his friend that he still lived at home and wasn't allowed to go to the world cup. Never mind though, being a pub alcohol was a plenty.

the wife and i ate there and both enjoyed our meal.i had the customary all day breakfast while my wife had a prawn sandwich with chips.a reasonable place to eat outside in nice weather although inside is rather smokey.

I went for lunch today with a bunch of work colleagues. I enjoyed my lasagne and my friends enjoyed their choices particularly the bacon and chicken salad. The staff were attentive, worth a visit.

Not your normal pub grub. They have obviously made a big effort here with a wide choice of dishes available from the blackboard and very friendly staff. My chicken pasta dish was excellent and frankly not what I expected in a pub. My only quibble would be with the time it took to get served but I guess it was Good Frifay and it was chocca. . .

I've always thoroughly enjoyed dining here, but the recent Easter Sunday menu was just so good that I simply had to share my experience with the rest of the World .... My Celeriac & apple soup starter was mouthwateringly good, and the Stilton beignet complimented this to perfection. For my main course I had the Sirloin of beef, which was served with the most generous helping of vegetables, potatoes, yorkshires, gravy, etc, that I'd ever seen ! Despite having to undo my top button by this point, I couldn't possibly pass on the opportunity to indulge in the Chocolate & Orange torte with orange chantilly ! All members of my party were equally impressed by their choices (I'm told the lamb was also particularly good). Excellent value for money, and all for under £15 per head !!!

Again I had a great night at Porto's. A couple of drinks at the bar, upstairs to the posh part for a slap up, then back to the bar to drown my tonsiles, marvellous!!

The particular attraction of Guy's is that the very young and the very old are just as welcome as the rest of us. The menu caters for all tastes and offers great variety, as does the wine selection. Excellent and enjoyable value for money but it is NOT a discreet, candlelit bistro!