Reviews in Poulton-Le-Fylde

Pleasant atmosphere. Staff very helpful and very accommodating and good with the kids. Food excellent

Really bad service, most of food was ok but my chicken tasted off and when we complained they argued that all the rest of the chickens in that batch had been fine. Great, except another in our party who had that chicken dish had a bad stomach the next day. Rest of food not really great - bad to mediocre, depending on the dish - and service was abysmal. Someone should explain to chef what chicken Kiev is. We had to keep getting up for our own drinks, and we ended up cutting short our evening. We complained at the time but the response was a long way from satisfactory. Will be writing a formal complaint about a long list of issues.

4.0

Marisa

Impressed with the River Wyre pub. A big imposing building but comfortable and relaxing inside. Real fires make it and the subdued lighting makes it atmospheric. We enjoyed our choices, oven baked Camembert, ham hock, chicken pie washed down with a nice Rioja. After dinner we sat in the bar area and enjoyed some G&T's. A good night.

4.0

Adam

Went to Espanol in Poulton last night for the first time since they had the refurb. It’s on two floors now with a new bar area downstairs and an expanded kitchen. The menu’s great for sharing so we had a few tapas dishes before a lively rabbit paella and washed it all down with a nice bottle of Ribera del Duero.

Great place to eat. Always have a great meal. Service always good and can't you can't the prices. I would recommend it to anyone who hasn't eaten there already.. Owner and staff are very good people

Don't really like the big pubco chain restaurants. This one is superior though. A proper steakhouse and if that's not your thing the choice isn't great. Good service, friendly and helpful. Food was good though the salad on my ribs was comically small. It serves its market well but I wouldn't rush back personally.

This has been a firm family favourite for years! Quality Italian food and old skool!

As a regular visitor to the high cross I was very disappointed with my visit this morning 02/05/16. After a wait of 50 minutes for our breakfast to be served to us we found it to be a let down . Black pudding was a small dried up piece that you could not cut , eggs were hard . We had coffee which was nearly cold and had to ask for fresh to be brought out along with plates to put our toast on . I appreciate it was a little busy but surely as it is a Bank Holiday Monday you should have been prepared for this . I will probably think twice about returning again .

Party of 20. All pre ordered and served quickly and efficiently.

lovely evening with the ladies and great pizza at Pulci. We will all be back

Great meal with the boys!

Just had a takeaway from here absolutely fantastic. They came to Hambleton, if I had one small complaint the food could have been slightly warmer. We thoughly enjoyed it and the flavours were excellent. We will be having another takeaway soon.

Visited Rico's over Christmas for the first time and I was truly impressed. Fantastic ambience, food, service ,choice and pesentation.

Awesome venue for a wedding or party. love it here!

Had my Birthday meal there with my brother and his partner. The food was excellent, There were only compliments form all three of us from start to finish. Friendly service too. I will definitely be going again. I didn't stay in the hotel as I live locally.

Visited Cincos in Poulton le Fylde really enjoyed the food, staff were extremely polite, happy atmosphere, manager was very professional nothing was too much trouble for him. Would recommend to other people, but book in advance as it s very popular.

Everyone should go here at least once a month. Great place.

Visited on Thursday teatime (17/9/2015) for a quick bite to eat. No real gripes about the food at these prices, except that portion sizes have been cut down of late. However, as there's a drink included in the price, it's hard to complain. It is what it is for the price. My complaints relate to staff attitude, which I've encountered on previous visits and found to be a bit cocky and not particularly helpful. I must add that my experiences relate only to male staff.I asked at the bar for a wheat beer, only to be told by the young barman, rather dismissively, that he'd never heard of it (despite the fact that it's on the drinks menu). I explained that it was a bottled beer but he stared blankly and said "No, sorry. Is that it or do you want something else?" To cap it all, I ordered a glass of the house rose for my wife. She said it had a strange taste but as she'd been drinking a sweet soft drink prior to this, she put it down to her palate. I had a sip to taste, but as I'd been drinking a pint of beer (not wheat variety sadly!) I couldn't really tell if it was good or not. However, both of us were sick during the night, so I can only assume it was a tainted wine, as we'd eaten different food; therefore the glass of wine was the common factor. And, no we weren't drunk either!Final point relates to kids running around, whilst their couldn't-care-less parents enjoy their evening, because the kids are off annoying everybody else! Too common in this venue I'm afraid.Disappointing evening. and, whilst the wine issue could be forgiven as a one-off I would suggest that JD's management team pay a little attention to knocking the arrogance out of some of their younger male staff, whilst also training them a little more on product knowledge.