The best fish and chips ever, and very nice staff very smiling and chatty. I definitely give it a big thumbs up!!! =D
Moor Nook – Preston
Preston in Lancashire is a cosmopolitan city located on the River Ribble and is also the home of the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN). Many restaurants and food pubs can be found in the city centre and its suburbs.
The best fish and chips ever, and very nice staff very smiling and chatty. I definitely give it a big thumbs up!!! =D
Moor Nook – PrestonExcellent family meal today - fantastic fresh produce - friendly efficient service! Wonderful value - see for yourself :-)
Smiths Arms – PrestonSuperb Food, superb quality and staff at the best price ever. Will keep coming back for more of those Carveries
The Pig and Whistle – Prestonliterally just come back from Barton Bangla. It was AMAZING! food delicious, hot, tasty and well presented, premises beautiful but the best bit was the attentive staff who made it so enjoyable, I mentioned to one of the waters that we had never been before and were very impressed and upon paying the bill they offered us a complimentary drink. Will definitely be back. :-)
Barton Bangla Brasserie – PrestonPorcinis is an excellent restaurant all round. From the ALWAYS warm welcome, the decor and ambience, menu choice and the quality and flavour of the food. It is coming on leaps and bounds with a new additional menu to the a la carte and also takes hi life card. We have been coming here over the past few years and we have never had a bad experience. We are always looked after and it is even remembered what our usual fave meals are. Couldn't recommend it enough. Our only regret is that we cannot go at least once a week! Roll on the end of the recession. Go there you'll find a new addiction
Porcinis – PrestonWent to Angelos for a party night. £28 pounds for very disappointing food, poor service and little entertainment.Won't be going again
Angelos – PrestonVery nice and fresh food, lots Italian specials for vegetarians, I love the small section at the back, quiet and warm, very well looked after. Nice early bird offer at £5.99 any pasta any pizza.
Slice Of Sicily – PrestonFriendly staff and very fresh seasonal food, small venue but great atmosphere.
Slice Of Sicily – Prestonbeware if you are gluten intolerant! Having rung prior to visiting the smiths arms on monday 15th nov,to ask if they catered for a gluten free diet,i was assured that it was not a problem.Yet on the night,there was hardly anything on the menu that was gluten free.When i asked for various items i was told sorry they contain flour.I had to settle for chicken curry and rice which was brought to the table with guess what????? only a naan bread!.What a dangerous place for somebody with food intolerances to eat.
Smiths Arms – PrestonI haven't chosen to recommend Checco's. The staff were patronising and condescending, for what is little more than a Pizza Express in what feels like a cheaply decorated community centre. My main gripe against Checco's, was the focaccia bread fiasco. I ordered tomato focaccia bread, the waiter brought me garlic bread with tomato sauce on it, I asked the waiter if he'd brought me garlic bread with tomato sauce on it, he told me yes he had, so I pointed out that I had ordered the focaccia bread. He replaced my garlic bread with another garlic bread, this time I asked if it was focaccia bread, and he patted me on the back and told me it was. The garlic bread happened to be more expensive, so thumbs up in the long run. But being treated like a idiot is not going to win repeat customers or a positive review.
Checcos – Preston4 of us went to east z east on a saturday night. very busy when we arrived 2 large parties in, we were shown straight to our table, drinks order taken straight away. our poppadoms/ starters were delivered swiftly and were delicious and it all looked very promising. However the mains were disappointing, bland, tasteless, the naan breads were very dry. Plus poorly presented. The service was slightly over the top too. We must have been asked at least 3 times by different waiters during each course if the food was ok , and it got a little annoying to be disturbed so many times when you are trying to eat. Once we had finished our food we planned to sit at our table a little longer to finish the bottle of wine. we were asked to go through to the bar to free up the table. fair enough we thought they were busy, but it was now after 10pm. 20 minutes later i had to walk back through the restaurant to the toilet only to find at least 10 empty tables so was struggling to understand why we had been moved back to the bar so quickly? I have heard good reviews about this place so am disappointed it didn't live up to them. I will probably stick to the Indian nearer home instead.
East Z East – PrestonAfter a day walking in the Trough we enjoyed a nice meal in here. The service was extremely professional, which was a surprise for a country pub. We were also allowed to take our dog in too.
The Ribchester Arms – PrestonI had a meal at Trattoria San Marco , the food was excellent. The restaurant was really bright and had lots of natural light. This is easily one of the best Italian restaurants within the north west. Keep it up!
Trattoria San Marco – PrestonMy wife and I from Oregon U.S.A. are in town to visit our cousins in Walton-le-Dale. The food was great. I had salmon that was worth coming from Oregon to eat. Please stop by and have some food. Ken Murphy
New Hall Tavern – PrestonI had lunch with a business colleague on Friday 24th September 2010. The 2 course offer of £10.90 is excellent value for money. The quality of the food was amazing and service matched. The atmosphere was great as well with a few Birthday celebrations in for lunch as well. I will definitely be returning!
Trattoria San Marco – PrestonHaving read the positive recommendations from other subscribers to this website we visited this restaurant on Saturday 18th September to take advantage of an offer of 20% reduction of the total bill as advertised in Live Preston. The restaurant website and menu is great and the restaurant itself is lovely and the service is good but the food was the worst I have eaten in any Indian restaurant in Lancashire. You would fare much better at any takeaway and it was not a patch on the ready made Indians from Asda. We started with poppadoms and a mixed pickle tray. The pickles you will recognise as you can buy them yourselves from any supermarket. We then ordered the Bangla Combo Platter. The kebabs were very processed - probably frozen, the fried aubergines were greasy and tasted of batter and the spring rolls tasted of nothing . We had different main courses. I had Chicken tandoori which was dry and tasteless. I made the mistake of ordering chicken off the bone so I ended up with meat that tasted reconstituted. My partner had Bangal Kursi and the lamb was overcooked and although he was provided with a sharp knife the meat was so dry he could not swallow it without a drink of water. The Rajshah scallops tasted like bits of jelly in tomato sauce. We were offered replacement meals but by this time we just wanted to leave. When we asked for the bill we were overcharged.I do not think we are over discerning eaters we just like good food well cooked. You will get neither at this restaurant.
Nellie The Elephant – Prestonthe place looks fantastic the food is traditional and with out any fuss,stone bake pizza and lasagna are the best I ever had round here the wine is value for money
Il Gusto D’ Italia – PrestonLast week was the first time I had visited your restaurant. We booked for dinner time. The meal was wonderful. Excellent value and very good service. I will be recommending it.
The Sirloin Inn – PrestonWeekend 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.
Sunday Lunch: 1 course, £18.95; 2 courses, £23.95; 3 courses, £28.95. Available 12pm-8pm Sundays.