Reviews in Lancaster

A great addition to the Lancaster restaurant scene: locally-sourced food, cooked to perfection; simple but relaxed decor; friendly service with just the right amount of attentiveness. A 'must try' if you enjoy good food.

We really enjoyed our choices for lunch at the Stork. I had the South African Pie which was chicken and sweet potato. My wife has the trio of sausages. We ate outside enjoying the sun and lovely views over the countryside!

excellent food, with fantastic service, I have been several times and would keep going back. The only time we had any issue was when there was only one chef on a sat night, they did apologise for the wait, and it wasn't quite as theatrical, but still a fantastic evening! If you have never eaten Japanese, don't be put off, it's not all raw fish! But I would recommend trying the Sushi as it is beautiful!

A very mediocre experience.. The food is average, a little overpriced (the drinks especially so), and the service is not very attentive (my wife had to ask for the correct cutlery for her meal). In addition, the 'optional' service charge was added to the bill, making it a compulsory service charge. Surely it should be up to the customer to decide the value of the service, not the restaurant. Overall, quite disappointing.

Quite simply the best meal I've had in Lancaster ever, this is a hidden gem with superb service, beautiful plates of food, a relaxed atmosphere and care given to every detail. Would definitely recommend :)

very good entertainment here went to quiz night on Tuesday good laugh and free food at half time went back on Thursday as had live music well worth a look advert says 3 course Sunday lunch for under a £10 hard to believe going today to try!!!

found this place by chance to-day best value Sunday lunch for a very long time good food great atmosphere very helpful staff and live music

recommendation i don't think so,i have never eaten food fit for a dog but ETNA,s managed it over cooked pasta with passata sauce i can manage better at home want stodgy cheep Asda bought pizza basses you've got it (owner admitted most things bought from ASDA) over priced cheap wine most of the wine purchased from ALDI (it says so on back of bottle) thank you ETNA,s for the worst food ever and the owner is quite happy to admit the food is "CRAP" so there goes really never never eat here this is the most honest review about this crappy hole

This is currently my favourite restaurant in Lancaster. The menu is not too long but there is enough variety, including interesting choices for vegetarians. I would recommend hiring the restaurant for your private party. We had it to ourselves for a big family Sunday lunch and it was lovely and very reasonably priced. Everyone was impressed!

The Old Bell Coffee House has a sparkly atmosphere, serving snack type meals and 'to die for' cake selection - all made on the premises. Helpful quick service and always pleasing.

Etna is lovely food staff very sexy

Absolutely superb! the food was delicious and faultless, the service was second to none, the surroundings are very nice and relaxing even just writing this I am being drawn back, good prices too, if you want a good meal this is a dead cert!!!!

I pop into the plough on a regular basis, and every time I go the food is brilliant! Staff are always friendly and the value for money is unbelievable. If you like big hearty food, this is the place to go!!

I will certainly be visiting this restaurant again. The food is delicious excellent choice in both food and wine, the decor is impeccable and the view stunning. Very friendly and efficient service cant wait to visit again soon!!!!

Excellent vibrant little coffee shop tucked away down Bashful alley near the castle in the centre of Lancaster. Good selection of mains and snacks, prices were very reasonable. Although bustling, service was quick and polite. Mixed youngish crowd. Highly recommended.

I went there a few weeks ago on the recommendation by a friend. Went with my partner, and had a starter, main meal and a bottle of wine! The wine menu was extensive, with a great choice. The food was out of this world. I think Lancaster is quite limited in great places to eat, but QSF I think will become one of our regular haunts. It was small but cosy - that said, we went mid week, I would imagine it being too cosy at the weekend. The service was excellent, the food was a little slow at coming to the table, as someone has already stated, but then, food should be cooked with care and attention, not rushed. Can't wait to return!

I do make at least one annual pilgrimage up to Lancaster just to visit this culinary heaven and treat myself to a yearly feast of sensory magic. I missed last years visit due to illness - probably brought on by the lack of a decent curry locally! Yes it`s a 60+ mile round trip up to here, but worth every litre

We are always treated well at Marcos. The food is great, the staff are friendly, what more could you want?