Reviews in Kirkham

Sunday lunch was excellent value with a choice to suit most tastes from 5 starters, 5 main courses including roast beef, pork and lamb, salmon and a veggie and 5 sweets and the cost of the drinks came as a pleasant surprise, I was expecting more.

Had an excellent three-course meal last Friday night at The Villa. I have been in previous years but it has even improved on previously high standards. For starters the Duck confit simply fell off the bone; my main course of Seared Tuna was perfectly cooked - succulent and excellently presented - and the desert of Baileys Bread & Butter pudding finished off a top-notch meal in style. The young waitresses were attentive and polite, and the interior of The Villa is a fine choice for an intimate meal. Well maintained Jennings beers only added to the whole experience. Would definitely recommend it to others and will return again.

The Grapes has reverted back to it's original country pub style, the menu is traditional English complimented by just enough continental flair. Service was attentive yet discreet. Decent Bodds too! Steve N-w-S

If you are a lover of Indian food then this is the place to go.

Really enjoyed the Biriyani and my friend the Korma. Very pleasant staff and such comfortable surroundings. The carnation on leaving is a nice touch

A most enjoyable meal in very special surroundings. The staff were most attentive and a very good selection of dishes on the menu. First visit but not last.

Reasonable food, but sevice a bit slow. Dodgy crowd there though. Some old ginger ( sorry strawberry blonde ) bloke celebrating his birthday with a strange bunch. I overheard one 'middle aged' chap tell his friend that he still lived at home and wasn't allowed to go to the world cup. Never mind though, being a pub alcohol was a plenty.

Not your normal pub grub. They have obviously made a big effort here with a wide choice of dishes available from the blackboard and very friendly staff. My chicken pasta dish was excellent and frankly not what I expected in a pub. My only quibble would be with the time it took to get served but I guess it was Good Frifay and it was chocca. . .

I didn't know what to expect when the missus took me to The Grapes.I knew the village of Wrea Green was picturesque and that the pub stood on the corner of the famous green.However i wasn't expecting the quality of food,the size of the portions or the variety of wine.One thing I think always holds true is that a restaurant that offers an extensive choice of wine by the glass is generally on top of it's game!