Reviews in Lancashire

Fabulous food and service. Our favourite local place! Definitely recommend.

Really enjoyed the food and the service. Thank you

Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch here. The food is excellent quality, freshly prepared, and the service is pretty good too! What a location........

Cracking place and great food...just a shame we couldn't stay longer as we had to catch a train.

I enjoyed my visit to Quattros. The food was delicious and the service was excellent.

Fantastic, friendly & gorgeous hot tasty food! As well as a beautiful setting. Family & pet friendly makes it the perfect place for us.

Had the most delicious food at quattros. Lovely restaurant inside and lovely dining area outside. Great friendly staff .

Great venue ! Great food! Great vegetarian choices! Great prices! Great service! Would definitely recommend!

Brilliant food, excellent and friendly service and staff. Lovely place with a great view. Well worth the trip.

My husband and I had a wonderful night here last night- great atmosphere and food and the service was excellent, had a laugh with the staff!

Just as good now as it was pre-pandemic. Friendly staff, good food, nice environment.

Our first visit to celebrate my wife's birthday she and I were absolutely thrilled by the atmosphere. The food was excellent as was the service from the friendly staff. The bill was also a pleasant surprise. Lively and vibrant on a Saturday evening, possibly a little loud for some tastes.

Been before ,and didn’t disappoint again I had the vegan/veggie options ,fantastic just love the chickpea fritters . My partner likes ,as they are small plates of quality,and taste ,rather than an over facing big plate of lesser quality.Cod delicious Chichetti ,did a mix of vegan and meat /fish to share Busy even at 5 pm ,so great atmosphere and music . Staff looked smart and attentive

Oh my goodness- our happy place! The food is consistently perfect and the atmosphere is great. The staff are welcoming and totally professional . A treat every visit and great value

Excellent Food Great atmosphere Slightly over keen staff Catered very well before hand with food intolerances

suberb great service great food thanks fora great evening.

Enjoyable lunch Good food, lovely views, helpful staff

Well, the first thing I should say is that I wouldn’t have actively gone on Tripadvisor to critique this eatery. I would have just put it down to experience – and if someone had asked about my experience, then I’d have given them an honest answer. But then that’s just what happened: Whinns emailed me asking for a review. So here it is. And it ain’t glowing. I just hope it helps the owners address the issues and lift their brand. As the phrase goes ‘we learn more from out failures than from our successes’. I’ll just give you my experience and my honest take in categories of ambience, service, food and value for money. So the position is excellent. Tick. Rolling, manicured hills and lots of open sky, a bucolic idyll. A fantastic stage on which to create a scene for a memorable experience. But as the old American café advertisement said ‘You can’t eat atmosphere.’ The café’s picture window is a double-edged sword: good for external views but utterly terrible for internal ambience. The entire wall of glass is a solid, non-sound absorbing surface. And together with the solid floor, the patrons’ combined voices just create the acoustics of a squash court. My partner and had to speak in raised voices across our small table just to hear each other over the room’s boom. Not relaxing. The front of house staff are friendly and helpful, though, if I were to compare this experience to others, I’d say the manager treads that dangerous line between engaging and intrusive with varying degrees of success. But the food was the real annoyance and let down. My partner, for her birthday lunch, had the spinach and cashew filo pie. I went for the ultimate burger. The back story here is that around lockdown time, I’d been passing Whins with my partner and we’d overheard a lady saying to her friend that the ultimate burger was the best burger she’d even had – ‘burger’ not just meat-free burger. Now, for me, that was kind of a big call. I love burgers. I had to find out - I’ve had all sorts of burgers on multiple continents. I hoped a new holy grail of burgers awaited. The food arrived pretty quickly. I’d been informed that the option of chips with the burger was off as there’d been supply problems, but there was a salad. Fine, I have no loyalty to the potato. But my partner and I were a bit taken aback with our meals. I’m not blaming the kitchen staff here at all. I’ve known enough chefs to know they generally receive a prescriptive menu and ingredients to prepare. We had decided to get different meals so we could share half each of the respective dishes. But the scale of the little filo pie next the haystack of slaw/raw veg was odd. And when I cut my ‘ultimate’ burger in half to scoot half to my partner’s plate, I had exactly two bites of burger left to eat. I’m really not one of the all you can eat brigade and I prefer quality to quantity any day of the week, but this thing was tiny. If it had been twice the size, it would’ve have been just about adequate. It would have been almost laughable, if it hadn’t cost nearly £14. It really did taste good, but ‘ultimate?’ Not in any positive, polite category I can think of. I always find it’s better to under-promise and over-deliver. We waited to order coffees, but no one came to take the order. So we got the bill. There’s a potential gold mine here. Situation. Parking. Lack of competition. Potential offering. Even the sound problem can be solved quite easily. We even had other people to bring on a second visit. But sadly for Whins that money will be going somewhere else. It’s not my job (here) to sort out brand perception and product delivery, all I can do is vote with my feet.