Reviews in Lancashire

What a lovely place with breathtaking views and excellent food.

Just sampled Bow Window for the first time. We feel that we would have no hesitation in recommending the restaurant to anyone who would appreciate a place, which offered that something different. Really nice surroundings with a fantastic view of the bay. The service was attentive when required. The food was quite delicious, freshly cooked and included those little extra additions which make a huge difference from one restaurant to another. In addition we were presented with a good selection of wonderful wines. A place to return to!

one word...outstanding

a modern contemporary bar/brasserie friendly staff, varied menu freshly cooked and excellently presented for little more than the cost of your branded pub food. Will definately be a place to be seen on a weekend evening with the vibrant bar atmosphere and live music on sunday evenings.

Had a meal at blue elephant last weekend, we really enjoyed the food and the service was very good. The exotic duck starter for two priced at £9.95 was great value for money recommend it to you anytime. Can? wait till they re-open the main restaurant downstairs which they said they are spending half a million pound on the refurbishment. The theme not contemporary this time. We?e booked a party for twenty-five people at the new blue elephant at scarsbrick near omskirk.

Excellent service and high quality food. An enjoyable experience whatever the occasion.

just gr8

Although living only 2minutes away this is the first time we have visited the restaurant. The food was excellent as was the service and surroundings. Extensive menu with plenty of variations

Quite a surprise to find such a funky contempory restaurant in Todmorden! They seem to have very forward thinking ideas about the food and wine as well. Well worth a trip to!

My boyfriend and I ate here recently and I have been desperate to go back ever since. I had the most fantastic night. The staff are very friendly and attentive but in no way false, they are just lovely people. The ambience is so relaxed and I just felt totally at home. Now for the food - wow! I think it is up there as one of the best Italian meals I have ever had - and I have been to Rome! I immediately noticed that the menu is very varied and caters for all tastes. We had prawns in filo pastry and spare ribs to start, both of which were delicious. We both chose a steak for main course but had different sauces, both of which were again delicious - cutting the steak was like putting a hot knife through butter and it just melted in your mouth. We had tiramisu and chocolate fudge cake to finish with and this just rounded off the perfect meal. All washed down with a beautiful bottle of Pinot Grigio and a very creamy Baileys coffee. Yum. All in all we had a fantastic night. You couldn't ask for more - excellent food, wonderful service and a lovely relaxed atmosphere. I would recommend it to anyone.

Party of 11 dined on Sunday lunch staff were excellent catering for our daughter of 3 although they don't have a Childs menu. Once again, an excellent meal, which we recommended to our family who were all suitably impressed. Until next time... thank you

My boyfriend and I went to Longlands because the menu attracted us, and we weren't let down by anything other than the garlic bread. I guess we could go to Tescos and buy the same product. But hey, no quibbles, the food was superb and of high quality! The service was also very good, nice friendly staff!!!

We?e visited this culinary heaven on three occasions during our winters "Curry Tour" and although it is a 90-mile round trip from base, my goodness it? well worth it. We will eat our way through the menu...eventually! Wonderful is an inadequate accolade.

Etna deserves a review - it is a popular and regular visit for those who appreciate a relaxed, homely and traditional italian restaurant. At prices that don't hurt too much, there are a good range of pastas and mains and some good wines at sensible prices. You can pop in here for a quick bite or make an evening of it. My favourite old standard in Lancaster

Bank Holiday Monday, sun shining, beautiful scenery plus hunger drew us to the Three Fishes. It was our lucky day - not only did they stay open for food all day, but the food was worth the trip out from Manchester. We got so wrapped up in the main menu that we totally missed out on the specials. As with lots of pubs, you order your food at the bar. That? where the similarity ends. Wow! That was only the starters - crumpet with curd cheese and beetroot salad for me & an incredible potato soufflé for him. Next were the generously portioned main courses. OK, I had fish & chips; but not as you've had it before. Crisp, light batter, 'home made' chips. And there were no complaints about the liver & kidneys from the other side of the table. Somehow, there was just enough room for dessert - Lancashire curd tart with lemon cream, and himself went for the selection of Lancashire cheeses, served by the 16 year old 'Cheese Boy', whose knowledge of his product was brilliant - especially for someone of that age. The atmosphere was good, the food excellent, and the price reasonable. We'll be back for more! Who knows, we may even remember to look at the specials!

At the bargain pizza/pasta end of the menu this restaurant is ok. Try to be a little more adventurous and you will be rewarded. We have always had good meals here and the rack of lamb is fantastic. The premium wines are now on the menu but are worth the extra.

I am a vegan that has eaten at Jims with a growing family for the past ten years. The food has always been excellent, fresh and imaginative. Over the years Jim has been happy to amend recipes to suit fickle teenagers, and the atmosphere is very bohemian and relaxed. The staff have always been friendly, and the wines on the wine list are clearly marked vegan, with one exception. My regular experiences have been very different to those of your other vegan visitor. I suggest people try the place. I am sure they would be delighted.

I have dined at lunchtime over the past few years here and each time the service and food was excellent and I will certainly try the evening meal. I would highly recommend this restaurant because compared to other restaurants in its class I didn't think the price was too bad (approx £16.50 for 3 course lunch and coffee). It's particularly nice when you sit in the conservatory as it looks out onto the garden.