Whether it’s fine dining in Blackburn, an Indian restaurant in Burnley or an Italian in Lancaster, Sugarvine has an extensive directory of the best restaurants and places to eat in Lancashire, covering every type of cuisine. Use the Sugarvine guide to point you in the direction of the finest eating places in Lancashire throughout the county.
One of my favourite places to eat in Preston. I have been for burger night, tapas and the famous roast dinner. Never had a bad meal! Ryan is an excellent chef and the service is always great. The choice of drinks and value for money is wonderful. I always recommend this place to friends and no one has ever been disappointed. 10/10 every time.
Bread and Butter – PrestonFirst time here. Place looked great, busy and a good atmosphere. But I came to eat and the food was a big disappointment - every single dish (6 shared between 2 people) was incredibly salty making it mostly inedible. Bill was more expensive than Levanter in Ramsbottom (which itself isn't cheap) that also serves far better food and so I won't be back.
A’Vucciria – RawtenstallFriday lunchtime treat, for my mum and I, the food, style and service exceeded expectations, authentic and delicious. Can’t wait to come back.
A’Vucciria – RawtenstallExcellent food and wonderful service. Great friendly atmosphere would definitely recommend a visit!
3 Millstones Inn – ClitheroeWe use this Italian regularly and I have never been let down with the service, food and friendliness of the staff. An amazing atmosphere and lovely food the Garlic Bread with cheese is amazing
Papa Luigis – ChorleyAmazing food, great service so warm and welcoming.
Quattro’s – OrmskirkThis restaurant is absolutely gorgeous. Every mouthful was delicious. The atmosphere and service was perfect. We can’t wait to return thank you so much
Toms Table – ClitheroeExcellent food. Service a little slow but will visit again.
Whins Green KitchenLovely food and great service. It was very busy and the staff were attentive and friendly, even though they were busy
Bread and Butter – PrestonBeing a life long vegetarian and vegan for 8 years I was excited to be coming to a veg/vegan venue. I can only comment on one visit and will return mainly out of curiosity to see if the main menu offered something better than the ‘big breakfast’ I had- which was over salted, hash brown wasn’t cooked enough, and not sure what the aubergine bacon was because all I had was a shrivelled up small slice of aubergine- was that the bacon? I think the surprise was paying 50p for plant milk making a cup of tea £3.50!!! I expect to pay for plant milk (although begrudgingly) at none veg places, but this was a veggie place. Surely plant milk isn’t an ‘extra’. Undecided about my visit. But the views and main menu look good so I will come back ,
Whins Green KitchenTook mum with sister had the special platter for 2. Amazing starter, food, service, atmosphere. From walking through the door to leaving 1000%. Will definitely be back. Would recommend for all occasions. Even the house White soooo delicious
Anatolia Grill – St HelensWe’ve lived near the Ginger Bistro for many years and have seen it as many different establishments. Pleased to say though that The Ginger Bistro is by far the best. We visited on Saturday and the place was busy enough with a lovely feeling inside created by good use of lighting, seating and furnishings. We chose our table ordered drinks and food and settled back to enjoy a lovely evening. We weren’t disappointed, service was good and attentive, the food was top notch and from a varied menu offering food for most tastes. We really enjoyed our night at the Ginger Bistro and can fully recommend it to anyone wanting to have a great meal in a nice relaxing environment and with good service. It’s not cheap but in this case you do get what you pay for. Fully recommended.
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonGreat staff, food and wine as always. Loved the dishes on the new menu.
Astoria – BurnleyAn enjoyable experience with friendly professional staff. Pleasant surroundings and reasonable price. I had the ham and chirizo fritter, very tasty. The pans fried Sea Bream also excellent but I did find the Lobster Scampi a little tough. The sweet was Almond,Blackberry and Apple tart. The dried apple on top was tough and the beautifuly thin pastry also a bit tough. Honest opinions. My wife had Sweet Chilli and Treacle Chipolatas, Coq Dijon and Vanilla Creme Brulee. No complaints, eat every bit. We will definately go there again if they let me in after my critique which is meant to be helpful.
Toms Table – ClitheroeAmazing food and service. 10/10.
Anatolia Grill – St HelensI've just had one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The fish in particular is always cooked to perfection The Three Millstones is consistently good and is certainly value for money. The staff are obliging, efficient and courteous . I cannot praise it too highly.
3 Millstones Inn – ClitheroeGreat food , lovely atmosphere, well run place.
Quattro’s – OrmskirkGreat Resturant best around
Quattro’s – OrmskirkGet 20% off your food and drink bill on Thursdays when you spend £40.
1 course, £8.95; 2 courses, £11.45; 3 courses, £13.95. Available Tuesday to Friday from 12pm-4pm.
Kids Eat For £6 - always homemade, always available. Under-12s, with a paying adult. Cannot be used in conjunction with other offers.
Choose from a selection of mains plus a tea/coffee or dispensed soft drink, £13.95. Available Monday to Friday 12pm-2pm.
Kids under 10 eat free on Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm-5pm.
2 courses, £21.95.
2 courses, £21.95. Available Tuesday to Friday.
Takeaway available at 15% discount to main menu prices - collection only.
Sunday Set Menu: 3 courses for £17. Available 4pm-7.30pm.
Thursday Set Menu: 2 courses for £16. Available 5.15pm-8.30pm.
Sunday Lunch: 1 course, £18.95; 2 courses, £23.95; 3 courses, £28.95. Available 12pm-8pm Sundays.
