The Three Fishes in Ribble Valley

This was a lovely place to eat with a good atmosphere, friendly staff and good food. It had a rustic decor with a stone flagged floor. It is a shame it has gone.

On a family visit, we were looking forward to visiting and trying the food, which was recommended. I looked at the menu in the morning and decided on the cheese pie, a personal favourite. However, I was really disappointed in the whole dish. I thought it was because the pastry was too short, (it was like dust in my mouth), but on mentioning it to the lady who came to take our plates, she said it hadn’t been a great success since the chef changed to gluten free.

Myself and two friends called in this afternoon for lunch. We ordered cauliflower fritters to start as a share plate and two cheese pies and a burger as main meals.

After reading a handful of negative reviews, & not having been for a good while, was a little dubious of returning. Yes it was a lot quieter than I remember but the service was a lot quicker than past visits! The food was excellent (highly recommend the ham hock scotch egg)! The rib eye steak was cooked to perfection & the hotpot was tasty & filling. Our offspring had burgers which were huge & good quality. Got to say I think I prefer it quiet now! We will be back

We were a table of 6 (7 if you count the dog) who all ordered quite a lot of varying food / drink and weren’t disappointed an inch.

Called in for lunch and was surprised how empty the place was, but after finishing our meal I can understand why, it’s just not the same

Not been for a while so thought we would give it a go. It still looks the same but the quality is way down from what it once was. The basic ingredients are cheaper, the fish and chips for example, used to be twice fried chips in dripping, crunchy but fluffy inside, thick white fillets of fresh fish, you now get soggy potatoes masquerading as chips and a thin pallid grey piece of fish covered in excessive amounts of batter. Not good but the most desperate thing about the place was one male staff member who was stood behind the bar but apparently managing the place. His people skills were atrocious and he appeared to be antagonising customers rather than helping them. I nearly ended up arguing with him. The chef also came into the bar area and began to berate a waitress for some issue. You don’t do that in front of customers. No I didn’t complain, as I would have ended up having a confrontation with the manager. I just won’t go again. A sad demise for a once well run professional outfit.

A favourite for years, we have traveled miles to taste the classic dishes such as the Hot Pot. This has been consistently great every visit. So we were absolutely gutted with the meal we were served when we visited this Friday. Still keeping the same kind of menu, dish names and trading in the Ribble Valley Inns name I had no idea that anything had changed. The place was almost empty so that should have set alarm bells ringing! When the food was served it was really not up to any standard and certainly a million miles away from what we expected. The Steak and Kidney pudding was appalling, the Hot Pot a pale imitation of what we had previously. Told the Manager of our disappointment but feel our comments were just disregarded. Such a shame. We loved the 3 Fish when managed by Northcote but now it’s just a very average pub chain. Gutted that the Greatness Has Gone! ☹️

There's much to like about the Three Fishes, great food, friendly staff, lovely location. But for me the tasteful modern decor of this restaurant helps to create a really relaxed dining experience. Could recommend it for a casual lunch or special family occasion.

Food was 10/10. George was great and very attentive and had a great sense of humour. Very quick service would definitely be back

Great service, lovely food and a beautiful location. Amazing Sunday roast beef. Thanks very much! Would return if in the area.

We went as a couple for an evening meal and were surprised to find only one other couple dining. In the past it was heaving. It has been refurbished and changed hands. The menu was varied but not as upmarket as it once was.

Great Food and atmosphere and staff that go that extra bit further every time never been let down and go regularly

Had not been here since the sale of the business. The food was ok, we both had Sunday roasts. I noticed that the menu was smaller than before.we were sat in seats by the steps to the rear dining area and my chair was uncomfortably close to unprotected steps and it was noticeable that some of the interior decor was in a sorry state with wallpaper coming off. Shocking £4 price tag for 400ml of Diet Coke!

Called today with friends for Sunday lunch, we were met by very polite staff and made to feel very welcome.

Have visited the Three Fishes plenty of times previously but hadn't been for a while. Previous visits have always been good but a recent Friday evening experience was very disappointing.

The meal started off great! Me and 2 friends all had starters and they were all really nice! However, the main meals wasn’t reallt hot enough and needed extra seasoning. The deserts were what really let the whole experience down. The sticky toffee pudding was over cooked and burnt on the bottom, and the waffle, wasn’t fresh and was initially sent out cold, then when I sent it back it came out over heated and wasn’t very nice, so I asked for it to be taken off the bill. Overall I would have said the meal was average, but it was the attitude of the manager which bothered me the most! After sending back my desert for the final time, the manager brought over our bill without being asked, making us feel very uncomfortable and unwanted!

Thought we would go, since the management change. We took Dexter, our welsh springer with us. Good evening and lovely food. Don’t forget to pay a visit.

Family visit, arrived at 13:00 on a Friday lunchtime, were seated very quickly, the staff were friendly and efficient. We had the fish and chips and fish pie from the main menu, both arrived fairly quickly and the constituents of the meal were fresh and perfectly cooked, we were all extremely pleased. After the main meal we had the banana waffles and the sticky toffee pudding, both were absolutely incredible, couldn't fault the food or the staff. Really impressed, we will be coming back.

Haven’t been here since it changed ownership. We were really disappointed. The hotpot wasn’t anything special and only tiny and the red cabbage tasted peculiar probably due to the addition of star anise. My mother orderEd fish chips and peas which took some time to arrive after our mains had been brought to the table. Her peas were were cold and congealed. We then ordered cheese and biscuits to share long with 2 coffees and a tea. The drinks arrived but no cheeseboard! We had to ask as they had obviously forgotten. When it arrived there were just two small discs of goats cheese and a small stick of another cheese with about 6 crackers, grapes, celery and small pieces of cake. There wasn’t a great atmosphere in the staff looked quite miserable but were reasonably pleasant. We won’t be going back.

Popped in for a quick drink and it is lovely! Set in lovely surroundings with views to die for! The decor is contemporary but with the old rustic charm of cast iron fires.

Called in to The Three Fishes on a Saturday around 4.45 - not sure if it was a late lunch or an early dinner. We were invited to choose a table and the staff were friendly. We had a couple of starters which we shared and then we both had the fish pie. Enjoyed the food and the warm, friendly atmosphere. Great time to visit as not many people about. Will be going back.

Lovely warm welcome, good menu and beautifully presented food. Family of six all enjoyed six different delicious meals served by friendly and happy staff. Couldn’t find any faults with our visit. Excellent!

Haven’t been to Three Fishes for a while. I was surprised how quiet it was. Seating was quite odd as my seat backed onto another customer, even though there where a lot of empty tables. Service was average, starters as expected, however when main courses arrived I was disappointed. My hotpot and very cold red cabbage, looked like a starter compared to the other mains. Not a meal to be ordered when been out for a long country walk. You have been warned.

Glorious location in the Ribble Valley. Good food. Great staff. Friendly atmosphere. Perfect for Sunday lunch.

Visited The Three Fishes on New Year’s Day with my family and we all enjoyed the pub grub with plenty of choice and variety on the menu. Service was extremely good throughout. All dishes came out hot and executed very well, all the sides included in the meals were particularly good (triple cooked chips, salads dressed, homemade tartar sauce, great accompaniments with some interesting flavours etc). Only issue from the party was that the red cabbage with the hotpot was overly strong with some spice, perhaps star anise. Great pub with good menu.

Since the change of ownership this is our first visit to a restaurant that before never disappointed.

You normally expect to pay over the odds for a Christmas Day dinner but my wife and I expected a much better meal for £75 each than what we actually got. First course was pigeon breast for me - this was tough and required a lot of chewing. Second course was rack of lamb for my wife - uncooked at its centre and had to be sent back.The other selections including desert were only OK. Overall we were disappointed and the only above average part was the service which was generally good

The staff were fantastic, that’s where it ends. Started the order with all the items which weren’t on the menu that day felt like half the menu.

We hadn't been to the Three Fishes for a number of years. We had been regular visitors but had fallen out of love with, and poor reviews had put us off.

Just visited today for lunch after a long walk. The staff where wonderful very friendly and attentive! Food was lovely and reasonably priced and a fuss was made of our dog that was also welcomed in!! Will definatly be returning.

Called today for a light lunch we had the small fish and chips it was excellent, good service, friendly staff, excellent atmosphere will definately call again.

Had a very enjoyable Christmas family dinner. Couldn't fault anything from start to finish.Food was exceptional and beautifully presented. Very Friendly and helpful staff.Set in a stunning location, beautifully decorated for Christmas.With the added bonus of my grandchildren getting to meet Santa and receive a present. He really took the time to interact with the children, making for a prefect day. Thank you!!!

The service and food were terrible the last two times we visited. It took us over an hour and a half to receive two kids meals and two simple adults dishes. The restaurant wasn't even a quarter full. Trying to keep hungry children entertained for that length of time is quite hard work.

We arrived early for our booking so had a drink in the bar. I could see a few things that liked but didn’t like the whole dish so swapped around a little.

Enjoyed a fab meal tonight with friends, the staff were attentive and friendly. Food was great value and cooked perfection Definitely will be returning

Used to come when visiting the area and always sang it's praises..not any more. Changed hands from Nigel and Co..very upset with him that he didn't insist that the folks taking over kept to his high standard. I loved the fish pie..it was pretty bad when I visited recently. The roast beef lunch was only served well done we were told..how awful in an area that breeds the best meat in UK that my husband had to chew on overdone, tastless beef. Dreading visiting Clog and Billycock - come back Nigel!

The Three Fishes is set in stunning countryside on the outskirts of Whalley. The food is very good and the prices are average for this area.

Called at The Three Fishes for a quick lunch on route to Mitton Hall and was very impressed with the food, staff and furnishings will be calling again when we can

Recently bought by Brunning and Price as a deal when buying the RVI group of restaurants, but I feel they didn't really want this, as little effort has been put in and their Aspinall Arms is just around the corner.

Came to celebrate anniversary and it didn't disappoint. The quality of food and Service by George and his staff were outstanding. Will be back soon.

Couldn't believe how much the place has changed since we last visited 10 years ago! Was disappointed to see menu wasn't as it used to be, seems a bit more basic now, but we were actually very pleasantly surprised when we got our food as it was delicious. We had a pate starter and the orange chutney was the nicest I've ever had. And the pork roast was very good. We were too full for dessert though we had been eyeing up the crumble. The only thing we didn't much like was the area in which we were sat - there was no natural light and it felt more like a throughway than a dining area. The red decor in parts cheapened it too. But other areas looked nicer. I believe a new firm has now taken over and another refurb is in store, which is hopefully nicer. Couldn't fault the food though.

Found a pub close to the hotel I’m staying, ordered a sirloin and it was superb. Couldn’t complain about anything would definitely would recommend it

A pub with a lovely atmosphere, friendly attentive staff and lovely food made this a very pleasant lunch.

Not quite as cosy as the Aspinall Arms a few hundred meters up the road. But very comfortable and welcoming gastro pub, Mitzi the poodle felt very welcime

We were aware that the place had changed hands and decided to give it a try. Unfortunately the food was of very poor quality and we will not be coming back.

Very nice restaurant, friendly atmosphere great staff. Food well presented and tasty worth popping in.

We love this place but it’s a bit far to travel, but we know it’s always worth the effort. We arrived on a Sunday at 7pm for Sunday Dinner to be told they had sold out. We then had some other minor issues with our drinks order, the starter not arriving at all, an alternative part of the pudding being served without consultation and then waiting15 mins for the bill. These are all forgivable but many minor mistakes in one visit spoils the night out.

We have often visited The Three Fishes to sample their fine food but this time it was a big disappointment. We were a family group of 14, service was good but the food was definately below par. The beef was chewy, the kayle was tough and the food was luke warm at best. Even the children commented that it wasnt that good!

TRAVELLED FROM MANCHESTER!!! Only to be notified that Sunday Lunch was off the menu as we walked through the door!!!!! Again i was upset as it was SUNDAY!

We went for lunch, the surroundings are lovely, the staff very friendly and helpful, the food we had was all delicious and we enjoyed what we had . Just a small grumble, the Bakewell tart pastry was very tough and could not cut through it, otherwise I would have given 5 stars.

I have been a fairly frequent visitor to the Three Fishes for many years. There have been hiccups in the past, but generally the food was very good and the service satisfactory.

Visited for a late Sunday lunch. We were seen to our table straight away and our drinks and then food orders were taken quickly. Drinks arrived without much of a wait but then there was what seemed like a huge wait before food. We had ordered three of the “nibbles” to share. When they came they were very good especially the baby squid but we had had to wait for the best part of an hour for them. The wait for mains and desserts was much shorter and everything was very tasty but the wait for the food initially stopped this being a brilliant meal.

Rustic surroundings,wooden floor ,chunky wooden tables etc. Food fabulous. Summer pudding was beautiful, tart but sweet. Fish dish incredible flavours, vegetables just had bite. Staff very friendly and helpful

If you want fresh, tasty food then you have to give this place a try. We tried it once and is now our favourite place to eat!

During the two hours we were there, we only had two courses. Dirty plates were left uncollected for far too long and we had to ask for them to be taken away. The wrong order was delivered to our table and to adjacent tables. The staff seemed very inexperienced. We were given desert menus but after waiting for quite a while, we left with no desert and no service charge was warranted. The manager apologised but didn't seem unduly concerned about the poor experience we had. We definitely will not be returning.

First time we’ve been here. Met my partners family who live close to the area and the restaurant didn’t disappoint. Fish & chips were wonderful, and meals were reasonably priced.

Took some young friends here for lunch. I had fish catch of the day which was full sole on the bone! It was huge and delicious. The mixed green veg was good except for two long pieces of very stringy unchewable sea vegetable. I talked the Greek couple into trying the Famous Hotpot. They said it was tasty but I was embarrassed by the fact that the dishes had shrunk incredibly since my last visit!! The individual dishes of red cabbage were almost as big as the Hotpot dish!! It was my treat and I didn't want to make a fuss, but felt ripped off at the prices, especially for a lunch. The staff were excellent, very friendly and professional. A pity it's just not as great as it used to be.

I recently visited here for Sunday night tea, lovely atmosphere, nicely decorated, we both had fish and chips which we could not fault! (Mushy pea's with mint in were lovely! a nice twist! Didn't have a pudding as we were full from the main cause! at £13.95 each either we couldn't complain! Shutout to the bar staff who was working, didn't catch his name (Was on Sunday 19th August at 5:50PM) but he was lovely and had great knowledge of all the coffees! Will be back again

We arrived for early tea around 4:30pm, lots of tables were empty but we were put in a small space near the kitchen and coffee making facilities. Apparently all other tables were reserved for the evening. Its not difficult to clean a table and a nicer spot would have been preferable. We did mention this point again on leaving and a different member of staff said we could have sat anywhere. So mixed messages on the staff front.

I had not been for a while and apparently it is no longer anything to do with Nigel Haworth/Northcote and upon reflection I could tell. Nothing was quite up to standard. The service was OK and I would say that the guy at front of house(who was very good) needs to tell his staff not to do the "Hi guys" thing good afternoon ladies is so much better….this is not MacDonalds after all.

This restaurant group has changed hands. The menu has stayed for now but no idea what future holds. Meal was reasonable but not a great experience.

Went with my brother and his friend. The food was delicious. The staff were very knowledgable attentive and welcoming. Really nice evening thank yoy.

My second visit and a bit disappointed. Perfectly good food but my Lamb Hotpot was a bit light on potato topping in my judgement. My friends meal as good as it was, should have been served with homemade chips, but they didn't arrive until we asked for them.

Went with 4 freinds for a birthday, was looked after from start to finish. Staff were freindly and attentive. Food was excellent!!! Freshly cooked, all piping hot and beautifully presented.

lovely setting, lovely staff, been many times before but very disappointed today roast beef quite tough and one roast potato!!!!! my husband left still feeling hungry, not looking for quantity but come on one potato on a roast dinner!!!!!

The Three Fishes, owned by chef Nigel Haworth, would offer - you'd expect - excellent food and service to match. We weren't disappointed. A varied menu, friendly and welcoming service offered with sincerity, and superb food was enough to make us want more. Heartily recommend this pub restaurant. We will go back.

Very good food; pleasant surroundings; friendly, attentive staff. This restaurant is a cut above your average pub but prices are similar. It is part of a small chain of restaurants linked to Northcote, one of the areas finest hotel/restaurants and you can see how some of Northcote's standards are reflected.

After a long walk we were looking for food and stumbled across the Three Fishers. Outstanding food and service. Nothing was too much for the staff who interacted with both our boys too. Clean and tidy too and dog friendly.

Very good pub food. Range of decent beers and wines and good service. Similar menu to other pubs in the Ribble Valley Inns group

Called for lunch as it was my hubby's birthday.

Had lunch here on Sunday. The food was good, staff were lovely and beautiful setting. Only issue was the set Sunday menu. £22.50 for two courses. We only ended up having a main which came to £12.50. Potentially would have paid £10 for a starter, or worse just an ice cream. However the mains at £12.50 and £14 were good value for the quality.

Visited Sunday 1/7. The service was great. We’ve been many times before and the general consensus on our table was that the food was better than ever.

This is a charming place. The staff are friendly and not phased when my wife asked for a variation on a dish. Nothing was too much trouble.

Visit Three Fishes as advertised a vegan menu. Asked for risotto after 15 minutes came back to day not available. Got vegan burger instead. This was very disappointing as only a large mushroom on a bun with salad and not much taste. Other food was good but not a high standard. Ordered deserts Eccles cheesecake and a vegan apple crumble and vegan custard. When delivered was told no vegan custard and had nothing else vegan to go with it. Vegan crumble was stewed apples with raw oats on top - this really does not make a crumble. The cheesecake was tasteless. Asked the waiter if they did soya milk and was told they don’t have that but they have skimmed. I mentioned to him that if they offering vegan menu would’ve good if they could offer a coffee after the meal. Other food was palatable but don’t think will go again. Was extremely expensive with very slow service. Waiter also seemed to think everybody was deaf and shouted out all the time. Glad had good company as meal was very disappointing

The Three Fishes is a charming pub with great service and an excellent menu. To add to which they offer a separate gluten Free (NGCI) menu which made life so much easier for us to chose from. The GF burger was great and the fish pie superb.

It was our wedding anniversary and we hadn’t booked ,but happened to be in Clitheroe. We rang and asked for availability and were invited to just come along .So we did and are very pleased indeed that we did ! The staff were excellent - very friendly and very helpful. We felt very well looked after.

Really enjoyed my fathers day treat of lovely food and can honestly say the staff were superb , are meals took a bit of time but we were kept informed and really enjoyed a lovely meal and experience at the three fishes .

Booked ahead for lunch for 11 people. Whilst we had a lovely time it was hard work from start to finish. Advised initially no record of the booking! The menu is quite restricted anyway but today there were no prawn dishes or pate plus poor pudding availability. The vegan burger was misleading -it's only a bun with a mushroom, slice of aubergine and tomato, served with a slice of cold tomato. Unimaginative. Clearly not au fait with gluten free food either. Dish had to be returned. Service is sooo slow. The bill was incorrect too and had to be amended twice!! In May the Three Fishes changed hands and is having trouble with suppliers - asked the staff. However apart from the vegan 'burger' the food is good but sadly nothing exceptional. Is the Three Fishes taking note of these poor reviews. Please get organised, sharpen up your act and look after your customers.

We received a gift voucher for £50 as a Christmas present from a family member. Unhappily I was taken quite unwell and as a result we were unable to use this within the time limit. When I phoned to ask if we could use it as it had expired I was met with very short shrift - ‘come in and see if the manager will take your voucher on the day’. It’s a long way to travel for us to be told the voucher is useless! This restaurant/company now has £50 which was never cashed in in return for a dinner. I feel very,very aggrieved.

We had high expectations. Decor lovely staff friendly. Waiting time for our meals an unacceptable 50-60 mins and the restaurant wasn't full. Meals were very mediocre for premium price charged. One meal so over done that the manager did not charge us for it. Then to add insult to injury the ladies toilets were in a poor state. So sad to be leaving this review as some people have been really happy and left good comments. I Dont think we will be going back and for the price of the meals they should have been spot on especially after the wait.

Friday lunchtime and it was quiet,part of the restaurant had been curtained off.

My mom has had some lovely meals here and was excited to take me some where she likes and that my grand parents, back in the day had loved. We arrived at 1815 and the place was fairly quiet. When we ordered our food, mom ordered baked fish with no sauce and informed them this was due to allergies, we were told there was a 30 minute wait which was fine. The waiter came back and said my veggie option was not available, so I reordered. The wait then started. Our meals arrived at 2045 and Moms was smothered in the sauce she had stated she didn’t want, being allergic. It was taken away and 15 minutes given as the time to replace. It finally took another 30 minutes for the correct meal to arrive. In the time we were there only 2 more had been seated so it was not busy. They comped both our meals, and whilst the staff we dealt with were lovely, the food once right was excellent, over all it was disappointing. Would we go again, well that would be my mom decision.

We were looking forward to a nice Sunday lunch. My sister-in-law and i had the roast beef with trimmings, the green bobby beans were nearly raw, conversely, the roast potatoes and cauliflower were mushy and over cooked and the yorkshire pudding was burnt. My beef was ok, but my sister-in-law's was tough and had gristle. We informed our waitress and the chef sent her back the same beef cut up into small pieces. She felt this was extremely patronising and did not want to eat any more of her food. The waitress did ask if my sister-in-law would like anything else but having been embarassed by the experience we left and paid the bill at the bar. We were not happy with our bill and complained to the cashier about being charged the full amount for my sister-in-law's meal, we would have expected the restaurant manager to have refunded us for her meal or at least offered us 50% off this bad experience.

Heard good things about this place so thought i`d check it out for late lunch .....i had the fish and chips and the wife had the chicken .........waited about 30min but was told prior so no prob.Both where very nice...no complains here...would defo go again.....nice deco,nice staff etc

At 7.30 when we arrived on a Saturday night, they announced they had run out of chips. Weird for a pub, right? Couldn't some one go and buy some potatoes? We sat down and ordered fish and roast potatoes. Then after 20 minutes a brave...

We had enjoyed a 2 hour walk around the local area including Eddisford Bridge. I originally wanted hot pot as it had been previously recommended but the waitress said that as it was freshly cooked it would be about 25 minutes. I was hungry so...

After a walk in the Ribble Valley we booked a table in this restaurant and was amazed at the food quality. Staff was very helpful and we had a great meal after a great walk in a nice sunny day!

First visit following a recommendation from a friend, I had the fillet steak with peppercorn sauce, my other half had the baked trout, both meals were delicious, only comment to make, plates not hot. Staff were helpful and courteous and the pub was spotless, will...

My partner and I had been wanting to try here for ages, today we went.

Staff attentive without being intrusive. Food presented well. Excellent quality and value for money.

Lovely evening with great food, friendly staff and a great setting. there were three of us and we all thoroughly enjoyed our food and drink picking a variety across the menu.Highly recommended.

Went here as a party of six old friends for lunch. Had drinks in the bar area and ordered our food from there, before being shown to the table. Starters arrived fairly promptly. We had two of the nibble platters, which were good but too much bread and not really enough variety. We had to wait a long time for the main courses, even though very few other customers were left in the restaurant. The food was very nicely presented and right size portions - not too big and not too small. However, by the time we finished the main courses, it was time to go. Quicker service would have provided opportunity for deserts. The food overall was good and the service friendly, but we have been to better pub restaurants in the north west.

We hadn't planned to visit The Three Fishes but due to a very long wait at another nearby restaurant we decided to try The Three Fishes. Luckily it was dog friendly! The decor is lovely, it's a very 'posh' restaurant. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Some of the clientele weren't pleased to see a dog (even though she is a tiny chihuahua) which I understand as this wasn't really a 'pub' that you end up in at the end of a dog walk, it's rather upmarket and their faces told us so! The food was delicious but each dish was a small portion for a very large price. The service was slow, we had to get someones attention to place our order and then again get someones attention to clear our plates and order desserts. They were very busy though & staff were friendly when serving us and the orders were correct and served with a smile. There was a very long wait for the food to come out, with our 5 year old this wasn't ideal but at least we knew the food was freshly prepared. The desserts were divine! Everything we had was delicious. We would come back, however maybe just as a couple next time to fully enjoy the meal. If there was a swing or something in the garden area to keep a child busy then people could take their children outside and keep them busy during the wait for food - this is the only thing stopping me marking as a 5 star. (The only other thing that bothered me was there was a fork on the floor that the staff walked past numerous times and didn't attempt to pick up, If I worked there I couldn't have walked past it a dozen times and ignored it!)

We enjoyed a lancashire hot pot and some local ice cream. The wine was excellent. We asked for more time to make our choice, but then kept having to go up to the bar or stop a passing member of staff to order anything.

Came here last night for a family meal. Staff & service impeccable (service has been very slow last few times we have visited)! All the starters were spot on,crab tart, squid, scotch egg, fish cakes & tempura king prawn salad (to die for), pig in the middle devoured by 2 of our party (absolutely delish), although my partners mash was not hot! I had sea bream, the fish was lovely but the accompanying mussels tasted a bit weird (not sure if they were supposed to or not lol), my daughters fillet steak was cooked to perfection as were my other daughters lamb chops. We had 3 desserts between us (sticky toffee pud, brownie & panna cotta) all good. We will be back

Dined here a few times before and was always happy with the food and service, so decided to celebrate my boyfriends birthday here and they did not disappoint! Service was prompt - nobody had an empty glass in front of them - and genuinely friendly. Everyone enjoyed their starters and mains (some bacon was forgotten on a burger but as soon as the minor issue was raised the young gentleman who received the complaint sorted it out without any fuss - things do go wrong on a busy Saturday lunchtime but how the staff deal with it is what counts). They even allowed us to bring our own cake in and brought it out candles lit and singing, a big thank you to all involved, and to top it off despite having an awkward split bill involving dashing around and a calculator the staff were happy to help. All 9 of us were happy with our experience and would recommend the 3 Fishes.

Visited here today at around lunchtime. Myself, my partner and our 3 children. Nobody to greet us as we entered the restaurant to show us to a table, therefore we sat down at a table of our choice that didn't have a reserved plaque on it. We were quickly moved onto another table in a separate part of the restaurant next to some cold double doors. The waiter in particular who took our food order was lovely, very attentive and friendly. Unfortunately the food took in excess of 45minutes to arrive, when it did finally arrive it was average at best. No apology from management what so ever. Won't be returning here.

This was our first visit and it was a busy Saturday. The menu read well and seemed tempting. There was a gin menu and belatedly we found a cocktail menu. We were sat opposite a welcoming fire.

A waitress turned up with a small fan heater,which helped immensely,the food was ok,but nothing special this time,much worse than the first time we went there ,and very expensive for lunch ,£100 for 4 people,and no one had lobster or pheasant,one of our party had the cheese souffle starter as a main,and it was so small, the salad hid the poor little mite.The steak I wanted ,the waitress eventually turned up and said it was unavailable,so I went for the fish pie. I will not be going back there again.