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.
Excellent food and great service. Our first visit and we’ll be back again
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonThis is the fourth time we have visited and have thoroughly enjoyed our evening meal each time. The food is beautiful, with a thoughtful menu that is well cooked, plentiful and nicely presented. Service is great. The atmosphere is relaxed and you leave feeling that you have had a really lovely meal out. I can’t recommend highly enough!
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonAmazing food, amazing service. Will definitely be back again. Thank you
Astoria – BurnleyVery good
Astoria – BurnleyHad a fabulous meal once again . Service was impeccable and the food was amazing.Simon was very attentive and Johnathan makes amazing gin and tonics. Be back very soon .
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonPopped in for lunch yesterday. Sandwiches were delicious and my mum especially enjoyed the chunky chips. My only feedback would be to have a stronger tea.
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonVisited the bistro for the second time on Valentine’s Day, and once again was blown away by not only the food but the service, I cannot fault it. Would highly recommend the Ginger Bistro as the food is delicious and the staff go above and beyond to ensure you have a lovely evening. Thank you once again!
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonThis was a Sunday afternoon offer pre theatre. The Staff in the resturaunt were good, very helpful, and had to help to overcome the complaints about the quality of the meals served.There were 2 tables occupied, and both tables (4 people) had problems with the quality of food served.The soup was ok. Both tables ordered beef (3 people) it arrived cold ,very fatty,with no green veg, the yorkshires were burnt to a crisp, On request, we were informed there was no Horseradish Sauce!! I had a very poor Risotto. cold ,stodgy.We were offered replacements,but we declined,as the first meals were so bad. if you wish to make a success of this resturaunt, you should employ a Chef who can cook.Our first experience in your resturaunt will be our last,and unless you can dramatically improve the quality of food served, your business wont last long
The Brasserie – LancasterWent for sunday lunch , not that busy really but had to wait over an hour for our food to be served, staff really nice but only 2 of them seemed understaffed in kitchen , food nice when it eventually came but all came at different times so couldn't eat together, there were 5 of us and 2 had finished before the others got there s , ok for drinks but wouldn't go again for food unless service improved drastically.
Tiger Lounge – RawtenstallWe have been on a Sunday several times in the past and always had excellent food and service. As we have not been for a while we decided to go again for the Sunday menu, their website says 2 courses £19, when you get there the menu has on £20.50. We were shown to our table drinks order taken, my husband had a shandy which was very flat. We decided to have a main and desert. Hubby ordered roast beef which I couldn’t have eaten as it was very rare. I had sea bass which I was so pleased about as the skin was crunchy how I like it but was far too salty. With our meal we got 2 small roast potatoes each, small potion of cauliflower cheese and carrots, very poor. We then asked for the desert menu to which she forgot to bring, I wouldn’t mind if it was busy but there were very quiet. After she started a few jobs she realised she had forgotten our menus. My hubby had sticky toffee pud which was lovely, I had the creme brulee which was tiny. The lady who took our main order in the past has been very pleasant but this time she must have been having a bad day, couldn’t even produce a smile. We both said we will definitely not be going back.
3 Millstones Inn – ClitheroeBob & I visited on Valentines evening and enjoyed the usual high quality service and food. There was a fabulous atmosphere, the staff were most friendly (as usual) and efficient at such a busy time. Well done all
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonExcellent service. Excellent and delicious meal. It was my 2and time here but hubby's first. The staff very attentive. Will def go again.
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonHad dinner here on the first night of a two night stay for a wedding. Lovely warm dining room and friendly helpful staff. Nice choice of starters and lots of mains choices. Excellent steaks but also other options including fish, chicken and lamb. The ribeye steak was probably the most flavoursome I’ve ever had and my partners lamb was pink and tender. Lovely and uncommon German wine. Very much enjoyed.
The Red Pump Inn – ClitheroeWent on Valentines day for the lunch menu. Welcoming staff....good selection on the menu. Food was well presented and tasted delicious. Will definitley be back.
The Ginger Bistro – PrestonWe visited the Mad Hunter in Lancaster on Valentines Day after hearing great things about the restaurant. On arrival we were shown to our table near to the bar, we were offered drinks and given the set special menu to choose from. For starters we chose the baked scallops and the exotic tatare, both came beautifully presented and were very tasty. For our main course we both ended up having Monkfish, prawns and mussels in a South African Savannah, again served beautifully, piping hot and tasty. For desert we opted for the Chocolate sharer.....................of which I didn't get much! (Not sure the other half understands the concept of sharing chocolate!) but what I did have was lovely. All in all a great visit. We will definitely return
The Mad Hunter – LancasterUnfortunately we did not stay to eat. Our friend recommended the Tiger Lounge, so I booked it for our Valentines meal. On arrival it was extremely busy and we waited 20 minutes at the bar for a drink. I asked about the table but were told to wait. Another couple walked out after standing at the bar for around 15 minutes. Then we were seated in the middle of the room, in the path from the main door to the bar. Was knocked in to 3 times by customers. The music was extremely loud and the general atmosphere was carnage. We decided to leave. As I stood up to leave a drunken man fell back on to my foot! Not a great first experience. I could see that the food looked delicious and the staff were friendly. Just not enough staff to accommodate such a busy evening.
Tiger Lounge – RawtenstallIv been a few times to Astoria and never been disappointed. The food is fabulous as well as the place it’s self and the staff can’t do enough for you ,this Burnley’s little gem
Astoria – BurnleyWe really enjoyed our meal. Staff were lovely and it was very relaxing. We enjoyed the whole experience
Fighting Cocks Inn – BurnleyGet 20% off your food and drink bill on Thursdays when you spend £40.
Weekend breakfast served all day Saturday and Sunday. Two Rashers of Grilled Back Bacon • Two Pork Sausages • Fried Egg • Hash Browns • Baked Beans • Tomato • A Slice of Toast (White or Wholemeal) with butter & marmalade for £12.
Click Here to check out The Sunday Yorkie Board. Available every Sunday until sold out. Pre-order recommended.
Choose any 3 Tapas Dishes for £18.
1 course, £8.95; 2 courses, £11.45; 3 courses, £13.95. Available Tuesday to Friday from 12pm-4pm.
Select 3 dishes from the special menu for £20. Available Wednesday to Saturday lunch and all day Sunday.
Sunday Roast: 2 courses, £19; 3 courses, £23.
Choose from a selection of mains plus a tea/coffee or dispensed soft drink, £13.50. Available Monday to Friday 12pm-2pm.
Takeaway available at 15% discount to main menu prices - collection only.
Sunday Lunch: 1 course, £18.95; 2 courses, £23.95; 3 courses, £28.95. Available 12pm-8pm Sundays.
