Great atmosphere, real fire and tea light candles dotted about the place. Friendly, welcoming staff, food absolutely wonderful ! Cannot fault the place at all.
Yew Tree Inn – Chorley
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Great atmosphere, real fire and tea light candles dotted about the place. Friendly, welcoming staff, food absolutely wonderful ! Cannot fault the place at all.
Yew Tree Inn – Chorleyfabulous.... well done jon and marti .... happy new year. big kiss xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx rosie and mike x
The Red Pump Inn – ClitheroeGood Food but limited Menu. Atmosphere could be improved. Wine list limited. Parking very limited. Needs to be more authentic.
Fresco Fresco – Leylandthis place is amazing, you are made to feel so welcome and the food is fantastic. I will definitely be a regular visitor from now on.
Sultan Of Lancaster – LancasterVery nice surprise. The Inn At Whitewell was bursting at the seams and it was a horrible day. The Red Pump was down the road and we were wet and cold and hungry. We were greeted by a roaring fire, very pleasant hosts and owners and a few tables who's obviously been before and the banter was hilarious. Not terribly busy but that wasn't a problem when we had our food! I had smoked loin of local pork and my husband had the Bowland hotpot and they were both excellent, full of proper home cooked flavour and nicely presented. More a gastro pub than a pub (is that a really bad thing nowadays?...sorry if offended red pump!, but meant as compliment). definitely will visit again....resident dog is worth the visit again alone (as well as the pork loin!!). Had two desserts (all very obviously home made) and were excellent; tried the lemon and lime cheesecake with ginger, lemon and lime sauce and lemon confit and it was very good, my husband had the home made red berry ice cream. very very good......
The Red Pump Inn – ClitheroeWe live in Essex and my family was invited to a Christmas dinner at an Indian restaurant. Upon arrival the restaurant was very busy but the friendly staff made us feel right at home. We were quickly seated and pulled our crackers. I had the Christmas dinner and was very impressed that Indians knew how to cook a Christmas turkey. The children played all round the restaurant. It felt like one big Christmas dinner with diners opening presents as well as waiters giving out gifts. It was a lovely experience and definitely visit Agra again! One for all the family!
Agra Indian Restaurant – BurnleyThis is our favourite, try the Chicken Tikka Dupiaza it is divine, service fantastic too, this restaurant is possibly the best in Lancashire.
Agra Indian Restaurant – BurnleyMe and my family come here alot we know the manager Alex
Nino’s Rawtenstall – RawtenstallI went there for the first time and I loved it, there food is the best I tried the family size 16 inch Asian style which was so tasty and filling I told my friends to order the same.
Balti House – BlackburnWe went as a group of 6 (with one being a vegetarian) on Saturday night. We had to book a couple of weeks in advance as it's a fairly small place and fills up! We were given a beautiful canape as we sat down (not veggie though I'm afraid). The menu wasn't as extensive as I thought it would be although I found a beautiful smoked chicken roulade starter and a mushroom risotto main. The melon starter is highly recommended by those who had it describing it as a "taste sensation" The fillet steak was absolutely mouth wateringly beautiful cooked to perfection and although it stated in the menu that it came with black pudding mash, the chef was happy to do a plain mash for the unadventurous diners! The only gripe was that there was not a large choice of veggie meals. Our diner did not like the 2 on offer and had one of the 2 veggie starters as her main course. It was more expensive than we were expecting to be honest, but for most of us it was worth it. Four of us will return - when we are feeling a little more affluent!
The Sirloin Inn – PrestonBeen a few lunchtimes and once for an evening meal. Excellent service and atmosphere - recommended for both small and larger parties
Tottos – PrestonWill return again and again and again and again and again!
Agra Indian Restaurant – BurnleyWent for Xmas evening meal - excellent food in nice surroundings Car parking excellent Service by staff was excellent Not rushed Quality of food excellent Would go again for a special occasion
The Sirloin Inn – PrestonI know everyone I speak to raves about the Three Fishes and I am not about to disrespect it but I really did not find anything "outstanding". We were a group of 8 so could book ahead and that was a smart move since when we arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 1.30 the place was absolutely full. We were on the 3 course Christmas menu for £19.00 and whilst the price was average the value for money was very good. Service was slow. We had booked and pre-ordered for 2pm and received our starters at 2.30; mains were served approximately 50 minutes later. Whilst the service was slow the waiting staff were faultless, knowledgeable and very charming. The quality of the food was very good but not outstanding. The pate was very robust (whole chicken livers); the turkey was tasty with firm root vegetables and the roast potato was hard on both the outside and the inside! However the apple sponge pudding was superb and that was outstanding but the other two courses were "very good". I don't want to put people off because I will certainly be back but to sample the ordinary menu rather than the Christmas one. This is a totally non smoking establishment but there is the Smoking Hut outside which I found more than acceptable for my post lunch nicotine fix. I really did want to score the Three Fishes as "outstanding" in all aspects but the little niggles I found brought this down to a "very good" but don't let that put you off because I will certainly be back.
The Three Fishes – ClitheroeThis hidden gem is excellent in every way but I would thoroughly recommend the dinner meal-deal. For a mere five English pounds, one can eat like a King! Spring rolls or Soup... the $64,000 question. One thing is for certain, you can never have too much soy, even on the ice cream. "It's wearlly wearlly good!"
Sun Dragon – RawtenstallBest Indian I've ever had. Well worth visiting and the staff are friendly too
Masala Indian and Bangladeshi Restaurant and Takeaway – MorecambeI have visited Kongs City quite a few times now and have to say it is the best chinese Ive eaten at. We dont live that close but we make the trip as its better than any chinese near us! The staff are very friendly and the food is brilliant. There are so many starters to chose from, i recommend the prawn toast and salt pepper squid. It is excellent value for money especially the banquets if there are a few of you.
Kong City – BlackburnFantastic, totally bliss!!
Agra Indian Restaurant – BurnleyGet 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.
Sunday Roast: 2 courses, £28.50; 3 courses, £34.50.
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.