Knott End Cafe in Wyre

Don't bother coming to this Cafe. The service was poor and food was poor. We visited the Cafe after a walk on the beach but was met with dirty tables that had not been cleaned, staff stood around talking in little groups. I had to ask for the table to be cleared and cleaned. Ordered a small breakfast and a double egg on brown toast. + 3 sausages for our dogs. Sausages was overcooked, like they were underneath a lamp to keep them warm, toast was toasted too much it crumbled away and was a bit burnt. The eggs was also like being left under a lamp due to staff not paying attention. when aske to order ice cream we were met with a sour face from more than 3 staff who was just standing around taking. Staff were young and didn't seem like they wanted to work there. It's a shame for the cafe because it's in a very good place but we will definitely not go back.

We had been going for the last few years, but we won’t be going again. The staff didn’t care and it was obvious. The food selection was mundane and the quality low. The price was higher than appropriate and the whole cafe was a disgrace. Health and safety would have shut I’d down if they had seen it. We will never go in again.

Egg muffin - pretty good, beans on toast - ok (thin sliced bread toasted) and tea for two. Service by teenagers with zero interest in hospitality. As tables were vacated, NONE were cleared until next people’s order was delivered. No tables wiped down even when the youth brought a paper cup of ketchup and upended it. Waiters would deliver an order then walk back past tables needing clearing, look at them and not carry anything back! Gormless!

This place couldn't run a p*** up in a brewery. They are so disorganised and there is no structure or direction. There are lots of young people I'm sure trying to do their best but with no supervision they are all over the place and nothing flows. Management you need to sort this out it is so off putting. It makes me want to get behind the counter and show some leadership.

Arrived at 1.45 on a Saturday and found about 10 tables occupied so not really very busy. 10 mins later our order was taken and within 5 mins drinks arrived. During this period of 15 mins the cafe got quite busy and after about 10 mins we noticed that people who arrived after us were being served with their meals. When we enquired about this we were told there was a delay in cooking of 40mins which made no sense as people were still arriving and ordering food which was delivered while we continued to wait, Eventually, after making another enquiry with a young lad our food arrived almost an hour after our arrival, The food was good but expensive and we will not be going there again. Payment has to be made at the till/takeaway order counter so when busy it means a long wait just to pay Surely they- must be able to come up with a better system for processing orders/payment

There were about 6 people serving and about 4 times that number in customers, The service is agonisingly dreadful, They just aren't organised, without much idea, not cheap either,at £2.60 for a cup of filter coffee, One chap waited 1 hour and 10 minutes to receive a cold cup of coffee, Lake District prices,3 rd world service,on a good day. Go somewhere else,do yourself a whopping great favour. Ps, they close soon too, Seems they aren't too concerned about getting nor keeping customers.

Visited the cafe this Wednesday. The website and the notice on the door says they’re open. Guess what, they were shut Bloody awful service. Never open when they say. Don’t bother going as you can never be sure they will be open

I booked a table for 5 people for my family visiting. We waited 50 minutes for food without explanation The cheese on toast had a thin layer of cheese The cheese and apple panini had very little cheese and 4 tiny quarts of apple The only dishes cooked correctly were the frozen chips. The two girls serving couldn’t give a damn nor did they seem bothered about their jobs They have a wonderful location but need to offer the service for repeat custom!!!

Having driven what felt like 100 miles, trying to find lunch but no luck, we came to this little place. What a find! Friendly service, good hot food at very reasonable prices. Thanks!

Sadly since the change of ownership this once remarkable cafe serving good home cooked food is not worth a visit. We found the menu limited and ordered sandwiches - ham and an egg mayonnaise, with a side dish of chips. The menu stated that the ham was home cooked and I beg to differ as it was typically the cheap supermarket plastic-type ham. I gasped in horror at the egg mayonnaise, it looked awful and it was. The order took 55 minutes to arrive and the cafe wasn’t particularly busy! This length of wait is not acceptable and no explanation or apology from either of the two young waitresses was forthcoming. Never again, I’m afraid.

Unreliable. The cafe is regularly closed when it should be open, resulting in a wasted journey. I phoned yesterday during advertised opening times to check if they were open, no answer. Took a risk to find them open. I actually called whilst there and during a time when staff were twiddling their thumbs and no one answered the phone. Sort your self out or you will lose a lot of regular biker clients.

In a prime spot, overlooking the Wyre estuary and close to the ferry slipway, this café was clean and welcoming, with a fair range of breakfasts, other light meals and sandwiches. The warm roast beef baguette was well-filled and tasty, served with a small salad and coleslaw. I was offered an add-on bowl of soup at a small cost, which was a good idea when a northerly breeze was blowing. The two girls serving the food were both pleasant and efficient. Clearly, many locals use this place, which is as good a recommendation as anything.

We have visited this cafe for about 15 years but today 4 of us were so sorry to see a decline in standards and a poor menu compared with pre-Covid. Our friends ordered sandwiches but told the Cole slaw was not available. The meal was consequently dry. The omelettes we ordered were poor - a slice of poor quality ‘plastic’ ham place across the centre. The chips were OK. The only other hot meal offered was fish and chips. Some other customers were told that bacon was not available. If customers remember a well structured menu with several hot-dishes and some lovely sweets - such as pie and custard, then like us you won’t visit again. The present regime have ruined what was once a very pleasant experience- we warn discerning customers to steer clear of Knott End cafe.

Enjoyed good coffee, bacon buttie and fruit scone. Friendly staff, really busy but didn't have to wait long.Inside and outside seating and parking spaces.Recommend a visit.

Supposed to open at 10.00 left waiting until after 10.08 staff inside, door locked, staff inside did,my bother will never go back, management watch your staff !

My wife and I popped in here the other day as we decided to detour to Knit End for a drink. Service was OK, but the girls on were young and disinterested. I thought the prices were steep as well. My wife has a slice of cake which was nothing special and was cling film wrapped. I ordered coffee which had the consistency and look of dishwater...One taste and I sent it back....No offer of a refund...Disgusting. Will not be back

Arrived at lunchtime and was completely ignored. Asked the young waiting staff if we could order and was told somebody would come over, in the end we gave up and walked out. We weren't the only ones who left. Dread to think how much money they lost out on.

We went into the cafe chose a table near the window, looked at the menu's on the table found it a little expensive for what they were offering, it took a while for someone to take our order I ordered the full breakfast and my partner ordered double egg and chips, the food came after about 15 minutes the eggs cooked nicely the chips were not nice cheap frozen type, my breakfast looked OK until I started to eat it mushrooms were under cooked baked beans had no juice on them half a tomato burnt on one side but raw all the way through bacon was hard toast was the cheapest nasty bread with cheap margarine on the egg was ok, but what totally ruined the whole experience was that all food was served on cold plates so after a few minutes the meals were cold, I did point it out to the lady behind the counter but wasn't interested at all, so won't ever be going again and certainly wouldn't recommend to eat at this place. Such a shame the cafe is in such a nice position next to the jetty, could be a little gold mine but not a chance of that the way it's operated.

Just had couple of take away coffees. Without doubt my Americano (cold milk), was probably the worst coffee I’ve ever had. Weak, bitter taste. It was a decent coffee machine but just not used correctly…

Several months since last visit noted the prices have increased,having said that it still offers reasonable value Staff friendly, however it was a little cool inside as staff kept opening the window, The tables also needed wiping very sticky. Full breakfast offers good value.

I had lunch here one day while on a trip to Lancashire. The place is quite popular, and there were lots of cyclists there on the day I was there. I had a toasted cheese & tomato panini, which was fine (although what counts as...

Called in recently, after a lovely walk along the front, for a breakfast barmcake as a take out . I ordered bacon and egg and my hubby ordered sausage and egg. We also got 2 coffees. We waited about 20 minutes for the order and...

Hi, review regarding welcome to dogs all well. Unfortunately we were there just after you, my daughter was unaware of the presence of the dog and had a severe allergic reaction to dog hair. I suggest that if this place wants to put the safety...

The food here was delicious. We ate in the garden at the back which was sheltered and warm on a really windy day. Dogs are welcome in the garden and they will cook a sausage for your dog if you ask. Not a huge vegetarian...

Clearly, the cafe had been busy, judging by uncleared tables. Staff were courteous and helpful, but perhaps, under pressure. Prices reasonable. A large teapot - plenty of tea. Cakes were underwhelming, but a good range. The decor is tired, and inside eating area dark, even...

Waited patiently but was ignored even after twice politely asking to order. Finally served and the waitress was disrespectful & rude. Over an hour to get food finally. This cafe does not deserve your custom. We will not be returning.

On arrival given a paper menu which immediately stuck to the table which had just been wiped with a liquid which the waitress said didn`t work on their table surfaces !!!! Ordered and was immediately asked for payment. I was brought a pot of tea...

Visited the cafe having been there in the past. Unfortunately this visit was not as pleasing. Two waitresses making one hot chocolate while customers were waiting to have orders taken. Food arrived hot but fish for both of us was overcooked. Can't say it wasn't...

I have been a regular customer for many years and was pleased to see it was open again but I wish I had gone elsewhere this lunchtime. I ordered double egg and chips with the eggs runny and 2 bread and butter. The egg yolks...

Called here for lunch last week with my wife, the first table we sat at was sticky and gruby, needed a good clean, so we moved, only to find the next one similar. (Come on! We're in a pandemic, cleanliness is essential!!) We both ordered...

We went Sunday. Had the pudding. Chips. Peas a pot of tea. Very nice. Spaced out tables. Spotless. Felt safe! As cleaning table and chairs. Also asked people to us e sanitizer. So very good. Women with the glasses served food. Was nice to see...

We called in here for a quick bite to eat. The staff were lovely, helpful and everything was spotlessly clean. Great brew and sandwich... Just a breath of fresh air in these restricted times. Thank you to all the team...

Great ice cream!we went for a walk along the beach and dropped in for an ice cream which was great!So much choice!Very safe as separate but to the cafe and can get drinks here too.Lots of bikers on a Sunday parked outside and very friendly.Lovely...

Visited today, ordered food to take away. Ice creams delicious and lovely friendly service from the young man taking orders. Chips were nice, hot and not greasy. Burger buns fresh and better than average, but burger patties were small and dry.

We decided to brave going out for a ride to Knott End. When we realised the cafe was open we decided to try eating out again after lockdown. We were greeted at the door by a friendly masked member of staff who offered hand sanitizer and asked if we could leave our name and contact number. We could choose a table, choose from a paper disposable menu and one person order and pay at the shielded counter. Our meal of a Lite breakfast and omelette, chips, salad with pot of tea and hot water were served freshly cooked. Tables are well spaced out and both tables and chairs wiped after each customer leaves. There’s also tables outside. Toilets were clean and provided plenty of wipes, sanitizer etc. Overall its the first indoor experience I’ve had recently were I felt safe not like going in shops or supermarkets. Thank you to the staff.

Cafe not busy when we entered, and we selected a table and sat down. Apparently the orders are taken at the table. We'd been sat down for quite a while, waiting for some attention from the assistant who clearly knew we were there, as she'd directed us to sit down, when 9 cyclists came in, went to the counter and started to place food and drink orders. The assistant indicated to the cyclists that there might be quite a wait for their food due to their orders - not as long a wait as we would have had, however, as the assistant had chosen to serve 9 customers before us, even though they had entered the cafe almost 10 minutes after us. There needs to be a clear rule - either everyone orders at the counter, or no-one does. We won't be back.

Arrived for breakfast on route to Lytham. Re tracing our steps from years ago. Lovely friendly staff. Excellent breakfast. The sausages were to die for.

3.30pm. Filthy wet Saturday afternoon. KE sea front. "We'll grab a cuppa . Closes at 4"In we go . "Sorry we're closing"."But it says 4pm..." " We're going home. No customers now (valid point, except that there was still one customer - tables had not been cleared)"We only want 2 cups of tea and that piece of lemon meringue that is already on display in a dish ready to eat. Don't expect anything cooked. It's only half 3. We will only be 5 minutes""NO WE'RE NOT SERVING YOU! You can eat it outside."At which point I'd have gone but partner's eyes were fixed on the lemon meringue.The upshot was that one of the girls (friendly , helpful and maybe rather embarrassed by Madam Boss's rudeness) transferred the said meringue into a polystyrine container, served 2 teas into similar cups, and we sat in the car and consumed. We finished 5 minutes later and inside tables still hadn't been cleared.I've been coming to this cafe under its different generations of family owners since the 1950s off and on and though more recently the food has usually been ok the current boss has always had something of an edge about her manner and on previous occasions has turned people away well before closing time but this is by far the worst.Next day we went to the nearby Bourne Arms.(qv)

We decided to have the lite breakfast and seafood chowder. Both were very good reasonably priced. Lots of deserts on offer so we had the lemon meringue which was very good. A family owned restaurant for since the 1940’s. Very friendly staff and quick service. Parking is free at the rear on the council car park or if space at the front. If you have time link in with the LS Lowry statue and a trip on the ferry but check times.

I was looking to have my Sunday morning breakfast by the sea and could have easily gone to the South Shore but decided I needed something different and I certainly got it. First it was a very cold November morning but a beautiful deep blue sky. I found the cafe I was looking which is a meeting point for motorcyclist as well as cyclist, local and tourist. I was served very promptly and courteously and served great food and superb friendly service in a picturesque part of this area. The cost was very reasonable. The addition was great vistas plus you can get a ferry to Fleetwood or visa versa to get here. To be far a longish ride or drive if your staying in the North/South shore area but for me it was worth it!

This is cycling distance from our cottage (Deekswood - 5-star, see my review) and is justifiably included in the cottage owner's "recommended" list.It's not pretentious, and it does say that, as all food is cooked to order, there will be a delay - so, not a "fast food" place, but who needs that in Knott End? Good food, plenty of it and reasonable prices - budget, almost. Strongly recommended unless you're in a rush

Popped in here for an early lunch whilst waiting for ferry back to Fleetwood. I had the BLT baguette with chips. Very prompt service, great tasting food and fairly priced.

We popped in as a family as we were in the area waiting to view a house, we arrived at 12pm, our order was taken at 12.10pm our food didn't arrive till nearly 1pm. Then questioned the young staff team although apologetic were nervously laughing - our order along with another table had 'fallen down the back' the other table were offered an explanation we had to ask for ours.The owner or manager was in the kitchen didn't come out to offer her apology to us and when the other table complained they were an older couple, shd dodcome out for them and were spoken to disrespectfuly and told I was going to offer you free drinks before you started shouting (they were not shouting).A sign as you enter says please be patient we cook main meals and snacks specially, they clearly have had issue with service if this is the sign that greets you.Three sandwiches, 3 bowls of chips, 2 milkshakes and 2 glasses of water and about an hour later, we were offered no discount or apology and paid £32 for the privilege when asked if everything had been ok I said no, no further apology was offered, these were all young people serving so we didnt make more of a fuss as they should have supported by the manager who was in the kitchen, seemingly hiding.Poor customer service, poor staff management, poor experience.

Visited today as part of a group of 15 (support workers and people we were supporting). Thank you Amy for opening opening-up the ice cream parlour next door so we could have a better choice of ice creams. It was much appreciated by everyone and we enjoyed the ice cream.

Went in here for a snack at lunch time whilst waiting for the ferry back to Fleetwood, we had the soup and sand which combo and some chip and tea the sand which was freshly made and the soup hot and tasteful.On our experience would certainly go back again if in the area.Having read some of the reviews on here I can not believe it is the same café, but it is the experience on the day that counts.

After ordering our food we waited 45 minutes for it to arrive. My 'poached' fish was served as battered fish. Although the waitress was apologetic, there was very little fish once the batter had been scraped away. My grandaughters cheeseburger left a lot to vbe desired too. Yes it was a hot day, yes the place was relatively busy but that is no excuse for poor service. Will not visit here again.

This is a handy place, next to a big free car park and the ferry to Fleetwood where you can get trams to Blackpool. We went in for a snack, I had a club and chips and my pal a full breakfast. The service was fine, pretty quick but a staff member was a bit nowty with my pal, as his leg was stuck out from the table, (he's got a gammy leg)

We visited Knott End cafe for a snack. The lemon meringue pie is delicious. Busy cafe with plenty of seats and friendly staff. Wouldn’t want to sit at the table in the corner though!

Was in for the first time just recently and would most definitely recommend to one and all...Beautiful place,very very clean & well ran by all the staff - who are a credit to the place...We were served by a lovely young lady(think she was called Amanda,black hair)who was very helpful indeed as we had our two disabled children with us,who can be a right handful...Can't wait to return...Ten out of ten all round... :)

Unbelievably awful .... terrible service.

I called here to get some lemon meringue pie to take away as a treat for desert after Sunday lunch. I was really looking forward to it . There were two pieces left ,all good so I thought. How wrong I was. To be honest I nearly collapsed when she asked for £7 for the pie, but I thought ok it’s a one off and I really fancied some. An extortionate price though all the same. We couldn’t eat it ,it was absolutely vile. The pastry was soggy on the bottom.There was a thick skin on the lemon mixture, well actually I’m not sure there was any lemons in it, it was gloopy and bland. The meringue was just passable. Never again. Worst 7 quid I’ve ever spent. A place to avoid for me .

After a 200-mile drive from Scotland, we entered the place for a coffee and some refreshments. They had no interest, said "after 330 PM we only do drinks and we close at 4 PM". We could see cakes and other dry foods on the shelves and they won't serve! We settled for just coffee, disappointed. At 355 PM an elderly couple entered, their regulars from the looks of it, they asked them what they wanted, the lady ordered two different pudings and savouries, and coffees, and they were served everything they asked for. I went to the woman who served us and brought it to her attention. She again had no interest, briefly said that it was not her decision. I asked to speak to the manager and she just said she was waiting for us to leave so she could close. I will be honest, I have never seen such rudeness from an establishment working in the hospitality industry.

This cafe doesn't look that great from the outside... in fact it looked closed when we first arrived!

Visited on Sunday near closing time they had private function on .. there were about 3 staff working two young girls who appeared to be rushed off their feet. We sat at a table and realised although it says table service no one asked for our order therefore we went to the till area and ordered two coffees and scones which were reasonable for the price the cofee was average ..scones slightly dry and cream perfect and also had a slice of the bakewell tart -courting cake as written which was average with a cup of tea. There wasn't a lot of choices in terms of cakes I am not sure if it was near closing time or whether it was normal for the place. The coffee shop would be perfect for bikers looking for a cup of tea in a metal tea pot however if you are looking for a luxurious afternoon tea go somewhere else . We noticed there was a menu on the table for some sandwiches and hot food .. for where it is placed I would say average slightly pricey for what you get but friendly polite staff made up for it.

Very pricey cafe, i could not believe the prices for main 'cafe style ' meals e.g. Prawn jacket £8.50 !! My auntie had a fish on its own (no chips / peas - this was her choice though) it came on a teacup size plate and charged us £7.50 !!! I could not believe my eyes we dont pay this price in top end restaurants in Manchester never mind in Knott end. I questioned this and the young girl behind the counter shrugged her shoulders and said that whats on the till. We wont be back.

We visited this Cafe for the first time twice over Easter and twice again last week. The food is really lovely. Freshly made and delicious. The home made steak pudding was very tasty. The cafe was really busy but we managed to find a table. The staff are lovely and friendly. We will definitely be coming back.

Out on the motorcycles and popped in for lunch at the Knott End Cafe, the food was good english home made, and reasonably priced, waitress service very good. Although the table tops were a bit sticky. But all round not a bad place to eat.

Only a short review but we went for a few coffees and cakes. They were all red hot and the cakes were delicious. We had a caramel slice and it’s one of the best around! The scones were also delicious. Great for dogs around the back! We will return soon!

I went to the Knott End Cafe with family who were visiting from America. When we arrived, the cafe was really busy, but we managed to get a table. Two of us had the homemade seafood chowder from the specials board, two had bacon barmcakes and one leek & potato soup. The food was absolutely lovely. My seafood chowder was really tasty and absolutely full of haddock. The bacon barmcakes were huge with crispy bacon and nice soft, fresh rolls, and the soup was really good too. Everyone who served us was friendly and nothing was too much trouble. We live 5 minutes away and have only ever been a couple of times. We will definitely be back regularly now.

Came here last week with a friend, had lunch which was lovely and milkshake, yum ! Staff seem friendly enough, would go again !

A decent sized, warm cafe which is great for a meeting place as lots of free parking.

We called in here on a cold and wet Sunday morning. After standing at the counter for 5 minutes with no staff interaction or acknowledgement, we went and found a table as we saw a sign saying it was table service. After another 15 minutes still no staff acknowledgment. So we left.

Visited with family for a weekend treat. Service was really friendly and helpful and our various cooked meals were hot, tasty and the variety available was great. Would highly recommend!

This café stands at the end of the promenade and beside the River Wyre. It is always busy when we visit and serves a particularly good lemon meringue pie !

Excellant fish and chips, location was great and service very good. The promenade is great with lovely sea views.

We have been going here for years, mainly, it has to be said, for breakfast. Unfortunately, over the last couple of years it has generally declined in its standards.

Have visited this cafe a number of times and have found the coffee and food (mainly scones) to be really nice.

After a visit to Pilling Pottery I decided on having a bite to eat. Being a visitor I checked around and found this cafe was by the sea so went along.

We called in on a windy Sunday for lunch, and we were pleasantly surprised most of the staff seemed fairly young not that, that should make a difference. Customer service was excellent all members that served us were extremely pleasant. A shout out to the young chap lovely disposition great customer relations. I had scampi and my partner had liver and bacon both were delicious just a couple of comments which I hate to do BUT we ordered lattes it was dreadful as weak as weak and just like water., worse coffee ever the lady next to me ordered cappuccino she was pulling a face. Not a bit of foam in sight as flat as flat with few choc sprinkles on. At £2.55 the coffees aren’t cheap. Needs sorting out the meals aren’t cheap but it was nice, hot, fresh, note to chef more lemons needed in lemon meringue although lovely no lemon taste whatsoever. Saying that do try this little cafe. We certainly would again.

Been to Knott end cafe few times now been better in the past not sure if the place has changed hands but service very slow three girls stood at till not doing anything for ages.

Went to the cafe to meet up with some friends. The cafe was buzzing with lots of people tucking into gorgoues food. We may have waited a little while but I would rather that, the food was lovely presented well and cooked well. Never have a bad visit.

Went to knotts end to pass a couple of hours but spent nearly half the time waiting to be served in the cafe .The order was taken promptly but It was 40 minutes before we got served with a toastie,ham sandwich and portion of chips with tea. The food was nice but the waiting time was atrocious and took the enjoyment out of a relaxed lunch as I was annoyed by the lengthy delay.

Nice place to meet friends,have a cuppa, and a chat.We visit here often and allways get a warm welcome.

Always nice and friendly staff and we can't fault the food at all. My favourite is the haddock of course!!! Highly recommended place to eat!

We called for lunch, my mum and dad had ham and mustard sandwiches, the mustard was missing, they were alright. I had hot beef baguette which was lovely. For the price we paid it was ok.

Hubby and I moved to Hambleton last year,and have visited this Cafe approx a dozen times .It seems to be deteriorating to be honest.We have visited for lunch or afternoon snacks mainly.Yesterday[9th July]we went at about 2.30 pm,and had a roast chicken dinner,a chicken and bacon salad ,a milk shake and a coffee[cost £21]Well ,firstly our table was so sticky ,and dirty I asked the sullen waitress to wipe it,which made no difference as was just given a quick swipe!When the waitress took our order she looked bored and was unsmiling.My milk shake was in a small wine type glass.charged about £2.50 for it!Our meals were just ok My veg was soggy and the stuffing!Hmmm!A dollop of brownish sloppy mess!Hubbys salad just ok.i Struggled to cut my chicken with a normal not serrated knife to be honest.Plenty of nice cafes in Poulton and Cleveleys so im afraid we wont be back! Seemed plenty of young staff carrying on their own chit chat,but all scatter when you went to counter to pay!

Lovely home cooked fresh food, served by very friendly staff. I can highly recommend the salmon & smoked haddock.

Some bad reviews of this place recently. As a fairly frequent customer, I really don't find anything to complain about.

I ordered 2 burgers one with egg and a marange.

I have visited this cafe several times before with my mum and had a warm welcome. The cafe was very busy today, we found a table only to be told we could not sit there, no reason why. We placed our order at the counter and sat and waited for 35mins. I then ask if our food would be coming soon. An older lady came to our table I guessed either manager or owner, informed us that they had sold out of one of the specials that we ordered, so I chose an alternative. Another 15mins later our food arrived that was nearly 1 hour waiting. The food was average. While waiting for our food at least 5 people walked out of the cafe without an order being taken. As there was a difference in price I went to the counter and asked for a refund of £1.45 the lady on the counter had to work it out and gave me my refund. No apology, no comment except they have been busy. I am sorry that is no reason for very poor service. From reading other reviews on this site I feel this cafe is under new management and cannot get there act togethe. My advice do not waste your time or money go elsewhere.

This cafe used to get good reviews so I thought I would give it a try . We wished we had not bothered,the menu was not up to much so my wife said she would just have a cream scone and a tea. When the scone came it with individual pots of jam & so called cream.Turned out it was foam cream ! in the write up on the menu it states they have been selling scones for over 50 years and that the same family had run the business all that time so you would expect them to know how to make a jam & cream scone by now.

Heading home from a long Norther Soul Weekender in Blackpool I thought I'd take a detour and show my wife this wonderful little gem.

Popped in a week ago for a coffee and snacks. Was disappointed as the special mentioned that you get a cuppa and a cake from the cabinet only to find out that it is only the cabinet with the cheap cakes that are included and not the ones that you see as soon as you walk into the cafe.

Nice to have a stroll along the front looking across to Fleetwood. Then pop in to the café for some refreshments. Good menu and good quality produce.

Going down hill fast ..needs a shake up of staff ..this cafe used to be really good ..now it serves cold food ..some members of staff .just plane rude .two visits food cold..one member of staff is either over the top or very rude

Called for coffee and bacon barm. Very good and reasonable price. Service friendly and efficient. Highly recommend.

Called in on Easter Sunday initially for a cup of tea ended up having hot beef baguette with onions & gravy. Services was quick food was lovely & will definitely go again. The only downside was the metal teapots not practical these days nice teapots would go better.

It was my second visit today, last time I had a delicious bacon barm cake( bap) which was stuffed full of bacon and this time I went for the sausage barm cake, which was stuffed full of sausages, totally delicious. I went back for lunch and that did not disappoint either, I had roast Chicken dinner my colleague homemade Cottage Pie. The food was quick to come, freshly cooked, homemade stuffing with my chicken and freshly cooked veggie. Very generous portions, delicious. The chef there makes all her own cakes and pies as well and the Lemon Meringue Pie is huge and fluffy and scrumptious. Tis is probably one of the best cafes I have eaten in for a long time. Good decently freshly prepared food, lovely helpful friendly staffed and reasonably priced....I am looking forward to m,y next visit!

Love this place, everything about it is good, staff are friendly and the meals are plentiful. My Dad introduced me to the place years ago and we visit every time we are in Knott End.

I have visited this cafe for over 40 years with my family.

We have been here recently for Saturday lunch . Each time we have really enjoyed the good food . The staff are kind friendly and helpful and make the experience a pleasure . We are going there tomorrow for their festive lunch -a treat .

Friendly atmosphere and friendly staff. Table service. We all had homemade beef burger and chips, very tasty and filling. Reasonable prices. There is a specials menu too.

This is a very typical English café - tea, coffee, snacks and some main meals as well. The staff were friendly, and the place reasonably busy on a mid-week morning, which is a good sign. The tea was nice and strong (this is Lancashire after all) and the scones tasty. On the downside the table was sticky & could have done with a wipe down, and it was a bit noisy with a large group of very jolly ladies on a nearby table. Good views (if you're near the window) over the bay, good place to wait for the ferry, easy parking.

good breakfast, nice and clean premises just let down by the awful tinned mushrooms - at least fry them in butter for a bit. Otherwise a pleasant meal

Called for a light lunch.Place was clean with table service and there were plenty of spare tables.Ordered cheese toasties with chips and it was quickly served and tasty.Menu was ok but a tad pricey.My main gripe was with the staff who were efficient but lacked a degree of friendliness.It appeared as though "I've served you now I can leave you".Overall though it would not stop me visiting again.

Lovely Pub and a lovely group of locals to share our experience with. The Inn keeper was very nice, the room was amazing and so comfortable. The views were spectacular and the food was amazing! Had breakfast and dinner here! I cannot wait to go back.

An ideal outing from Blackpool for a day for us was to take the bus from the Blackpool tower 2c in corporation street and drive out to the countryside and enjoy a lovely cup of coffee and cream scones at knott End Cafe.

Called here today for the first time. Sadly although the tea and coffee were just fine as was the Lemon Meringue the cutlery and tables were dirty and very sticky. It was not busy and staff were gossiping in the back rather than clearing tables and making the place look respectable. Most of the free tables has spilt food on them and your arms and hands stuck to the tables. Could do better. Probably wont go again.

Llamado en bastante completa y nos dieron la última mesa. Esperaba un poco de espera, pero no sopa, sándwich y ruibarbo todo se solucionó. Volver a llamar no como el queso y apple panini

My husband and I called in for lunch today. It was my husbands choice. For some reason he really enjoys it. Whenever we've been before it has had a elderly vibe & the food was mediocre bordering on boring. Today however - we were met with by a fabulous guy with personality - Dan who was charming & not sycophantic & knowledgeable about the menu & ingredients. The visit was a joy! The food - we both had the creamy fish pie - was delicious full of naturally smoked flaky fish,three different types of veg! All in all a very unexpected pleasant experience and very reasonably priced! We will return and I won't try to persuade hubby to go somewhere else! THANKS DAN!