Reviews in Lytham

We very much enjoyed our evening in Spago last night. I think it is the best looking venue in Lytham but wasn't sure about the food. However our meal was excellent. Risotto, seabass, croquets and the veloute were all perfectly cooked. Good to see Felix in the kitchen and seafood is his speciality. Service was efficient and the house Rioja was very good value indeed.

The newly refurbed Taps is looking great! A bigger and better al fresco area, increased seating inside and a feminized modernisation that hasn't compromised the integrity of this famous pub. They had my favourite beer on last night, Windermere Pale Ale. While we were there the landlord was presented with The CAMRA Lancashire best pub award. Well done to all. Looking forward to trying the new increased menu options. Cheers.

Had a great meal. Nothing too much trouble for the staff. Many thanks. Andy.

Had a very tasty take away last night from Mohshinas. Will definitely use it regularly.

Had two lovely lunches with my son at Park View Café. He very much enjoyed his food after playing on the park for an hour or two. My soup and sarnie was pleasant too. A good option with kids!

On our first visit to Lytham we called in at Whispers and have hardly been out of the place since. The food is wonderful and the staff are all lovely. We will continue to eat there at least once a week.

We visited Lytham today and were looking for somewhere pleasant to eat when we noticed Bosco. Although we only had a very light lunch, it was very very nice and the waitress, Emily, was so pleasant and helpful - it was an absolute pleasure to eat and drink there - outside in the sunshine. We shall certainly return when we next visit Lytham.

I joined a few friends last Friday for afternoon tea. We were celebrating Mrs Mary Morris' 100th birthday. We had a first class table overlooking Lytham Green. The selection of sandwiches, scones, cakes etc was excellent and plentiful and the staff very courteous and attentive. I would certainly recommend this venue.

Enjoyed a great takeaway from the Red Fort last night.

I've just read all the excellent comments about The Red Fort and sort of feel reluctant to give my comments now. The staff were very friendly and attentive and service was good. Now we do like a lively restaurant but i have to say that on the night we visted for the first time it was honestly beyond lively it was positively rowdy. We couldn't hear each other and kids were throwing some sort of jelly things accross the placeand one hit me on the neck. This isn't what we came in for with friends on a saturday night, it wasn't early either, this was all evening from 8pm, I thought the food was only ok too. We eat regularly at the sister restaurant Mogul in St Annes and that's where we will be sticking to in the future, far superior.

Birthday meal here last night. Nice welcoming atmosphere with the weather so grim outside. Ashamed to say I had one of their oversized Rustica pizzas. ''Twas very good though.

What a find - lovely Italian food and wine that you won't find elsewhere in the area.

I took my mother and family to the Clifton Arms in Lytham for an early Mothers Day afternoon tea. We had lovely comfy seats in the main lounge area and we were well attended by the staff. A good selection of sandwiches, scones and assorted treats. We opted for the extra glass of champagne. Mother really enjoyed it which is the main thing. I think there could have been a bit more food, however I would recommend the experience.

My wife and I were very impressed with Mohshinas. I was desperate for the loo on entering and my first impressions were how clean the place was. They have a 5 star rating for hygiene and it shows. The place is intimate and cosy with out about 10 tables and that is why the service and food is so good. The standout thing about the food was how fresh it was, the garlic roti and curries. The owner is a nice guy and seems to know everyone's name. We will return and will recommend it as a superior Indian restaurant. One of the best we have been to.

Had a late afternoon meal; pasta dish for my partner and a gourmet burger for me. Excellent service and first rate food, with a bill including coffee and sparkling water of £25. First rate: the pasta was one of the best my partner has tasted.

Currys should be ordered and eaten in Curry houses. However the Spoons rubies are pleasant and well priced at £6.95 inc a pint of your favourite beer (Moorhouses for me). I am ever so slightly converted to the Spoons curry night.

We love Roti for our lunch. It is near where we work and we are always happy with our choices! :)

A group of us went to Spago on Saturday night for a friend’s birthday and had the lovely big table in the window. Food was best yet, waiters friendly making a fuss of the birthday girl but sadly they were desperately under-staffed for a busy Saturday night. Took forever for them to take the initial order, then both the starters and the mains arrived staggered which was not great and drinks and coffee orders were taken and never materialized. The host was mightily embarrassed and complained to the manager who to be fair knocked a fair slice off the bill. He dealt with the complaint in a professional manner which will ensure that we all go back. But I just hope Spago can sort out the staffing issues in the interim.