The Look Out Cafe in Preston

Great lunch out today lovely welcome at the door service was friendly and efficient food tasty and fresh good quality ingredients can’t wait to go back so much on the menu to try

What a lovely place, it had been recommend to me and it did not disappoint. Had a sandwich that came with salad, crisps and coleslaw. I also added chips to my order. The food was lovely and the actual place had a lovely feel to it. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, I will definitely be returning ☺️

Celebrating a family birthday, we booked for afternoon tea. Stunning views from our table and such friendly and efficient service. Amazing experience, the afternoon tea was served with a delicious carrot and coriander soup followed by an incredible assortment, ranging from frittata to scones with clotted cream. Each piece beautifully presented, freshly handmade and tasting out of this world! Outstanding dining experience in a beautiful location. We’ll definitely be returning to explore the rest of the menu.

I visited this afternoon with family for my uncle's birthday. The Lookout has just been taken over and although I went with high hopes (this has always been such a good spot for lunch/afternoon tea) unfortunately it was really disappointing! Firstly we waited 15 minutes before someone took our drinks order, then we ordered food (both myself and another family member asked for the spicy mayo to be separate rather than on the chicken burger). After a further 30 minutes, and with other customers being served before us, we queried how long our food would be. Instantly we could tell that there was a problem, the staff looked worried and one waitress came over to explain that our order has been 'misplaced'. Although we were provided with a complimentary round of drinks, it was an hour before our food arrived since originally arriving. Surprise surprise, the spicy mayo wasn't separate and the chicken in the burger (thigh, not breast) was hot in places and cool in others. I ended up having to spit some chicken into a napkin as it wasn't at all hot. Nobody asked how our food was and overall it was just a really poor experience, nothing like we'd experienced with the previous owners. To add insult to injury, apparently the new owner (the chef) didn't even show his face at any point to apologise or try to rectify the errors. The young waitresses were left to deal with the dining disasters. Overpriced food-we won't be back!

Pleasant surroundings, decent sized cup of coffee, some cafes seem to be using doll’s house cups these days. The toast was awful, barely browned (saving fuel?) , huge thickness, completely tasteless. Don’t know why some cafes serve “artisan” bread, might it be so that they can charge what they do under the guise of being different from your average bread. Well, it was certainly that…

My husband, daughter and I called in for a hot drink and an ice cream sundae on Friday afternoon. A pleasant young man showed us to a table. We waited 30 minutes to be asked what we would like and then it took around the same time for 2 hot drinks and an ice cream to finally arrive! We were at the point of walking out. Who knows how long it would have taken if we had ordered hot food! It would appear there were others waiting the same length of time too and orders weren’t coming out in order they were taken. There seemed to be lots of staff just hanging around and no system in place. Very disappointing.

A true gem. Beautiful vistas, phenomenal food, excellent value. A beacon to others, they deserve every accolade. Didn't want to review or share for selfish reasons, 5 star.

The food was absolutely excellent and the service was good. Great value for money and a chilled visit. Went for afternoon tea as a birthday treat with my mum and we both enjoyed it.

Time after time when we go I always enjoy the food and atmosphere. Always accomodating and plenty of room etc - Food is well presented and cooked, cakes are to die for and staff pleasant.