The Wolfhouse in Lancaster

Fantastic fish chowder with light soft crispy crust bread Cakes look gorgeous But….. I can’t come back until he changes his practice. The banging out of the coffee grounds was truly ear bashing and obviously pretty frequent. Put some rubber on it… He mustn’t realise but he needs to get someone else to do it with the same force and listen. It wasn’t a relaxing lovely catch up. It was awful, left full but with a headache

What happened? First visited 2008 half way through silverdale walk and it was excellent. Today only four items on menu...Bacon or Sausage Bap, mushrooms on toast or soup only to be told by pleasant enough girls behind counter that there was no food as "chef" off probably until school starts as he was looking after his kids...do you need a 'chef' to do a bacon butty? We settled for a cheese scone and a traditional jam scone which were good....but not what we would have ordered if we had not been hungry (I had previously ascertained that the cafe was open so we could call in for lunch on this particular day before we started the walk!). The girls would have been better looking after the kids........... Whilst we were sat with our coffees, numerous (no exaggeration) members of public came in for something to eat and only one small party stayed, the others went in search of an alternative venue. I think a packed picnic is the way forward for us and will only re-visit if we are desperate for a drink or the toilet! Disappointed is an understatement!

Popped in for a cuppa and an ice cream. No other customers waiting. Two staff making coffees behind the counter. Manageress pops in, chats to the girls, and has to push past us to get some ice cream. We waited 5 minutes (not exaggerating) and during that time none of them spoke to us or acknowledged our existence. So we left, suggest you do the same if you are treated like this.

It’s in rapid decline. A business needs a friendly owner. This place has Mr Glum. It’s also extremely grubby and I’d be interested to see what Environmental Health makes of the place now. On the last two visits we’ve experienced extremely poor attention to detail on our, very simple, orders. No spoons or milk drinks. No knife for the scone. No clotted cream or jam brought with the scone (even though we paid the extra for them). All topped off with nasty-stained cups. Worst of all - not an utterance of an apology from Mr Glum. It’s surely only a matter of time that this business crashes and burns. All because of sloppy standards and a hapless owner. We wont be back - it’s the Blossom Bird from now.

Rude staff, poor service for very ordinary food and very expensive. Used to be a good place but it’s gone to the dogs. Coffee like dishwater.

We were greeted by an unwelcoming attitude the owner could do with lesson on how to deal with the public he didnt raise a smile or speak and on top of it the coffee was tastless.

Three of us popped in for coffee and cakes. It’s a really nice quirky place with seating inside and outside. The coffees and cakes were all really great and we look forward to returning. Many thanks for your kind hospitality.

This is our favourite local cafe. Fantastic cakes, delicious coffees and lovely warm rustic atmosphere! It does get busy at peak times because it’s very popular, but the quality never suffers. It’s dog, child and walker friendly so it does get muddy. It’s all part of the atmosphere and fun of the place. If you want a quality lunch or snack in an idyllic location, it’s a must visit!

Been coming here for years. Great little spot for a coffee and an a bite to eat. Pity the owner is a bit of a tool when it comes to talking to customers. It’s also a bit grotty these days. In the current climate with hospitality struggling, we always do our best to support local businesses but the attitude we received last time we were there was completely uncalled for.

We've been coming to The Wolfhouse for 16yrs, seeing past and present owners. It was a lot cleaner and more presentable with the past owners (quite a number of years ago)...but it's still a lovely, local, easy walk for us to do and somewhere to head for. It was very disappointing on Easter weekend though. We ordered a coffee and some bruschetta with grilled veg and cheese (which was delicious by the way)...our problem was with who I think is the owner. We had drank our drinks and still not received the food after 45 minutes. The guy came out delivering food to others who had ordered after us. We very kindly asked if our order was on its way. He didn't even ask how long ago we'd ordered..for all we knew the order could have been lost. We have also seen it far busier than it was. The rude reply was "it will be coming out, we are busy, and it's Easter holidays " this was said as he was walking away to talk to someone he knew. It was rude and embarrassing. The toilet sink was overflowing too. It needs a good clean and pain inside and out...its a lot grubier than it used to be. Reluctant to go back. They don't deserve the business. But I still love to support a local struggling business....so please clean up your act.

Just come back from having homemade scones and great coffee. The cakes looked really good and the staff were super friendly. All of the food on the menu is freshly prepared and reasonably priced. The cafe is half way round our walk and on a cycling route so perfect for a stop off.

I think the photos speak for themselves, absolutely filthy. If you pay young girls peanuts to work for you, what can you expect!

The cafe is dirty, as are the plates and cups, the toilet is a no go with a blocked sink. It’s hard to believe that the owner thinks it’s acceptable to serve food and drinks in such a place and for the prices charged. I won’t be returning.

Not what it used to be. The coffee was poor and like water; no strength to it. The chef came out served food and had wiped his hands in his trousers multiple times; just wash your hands would be better. Poor hygiene. Won’t be returning

Called in for a coffee while out around Silverdale.Coffee's were well presented.My flat white coffee was far too strong ,as was my wife's oat milk latte (she left hers) ,I asked for more milk ,which the proprietor gave me without question ,it made it drinkable.We had a scone but they didn't have any jam ,which was fine - it was very tasty .The cafe is very quirky ,but looked like it needed a good clean - the bare wiring coming from the ceiling lights was a little concerning .Been in worse Cafe's ,but I don't think we would re visit.

Lovely food but terrible service. Waited ages to get served with staff wandering around ignoring the long queue that was forming at the counter. Then took a while for our very simple order to arrive. Two young waitresses looked totally fed up. Also smallest menu I've ever seen in a cafe - very limited choice. Very disappointing and not a patch on how this cafe used to be.

Great little very busy rustic cafe. Very popular with walkers and local visitors to Silverdale. Excellent home made cakes, scones and some hot dishes. Excellent sausage and bacon ciabatta rolls. We have been coming to The Wolf House for years, Ed and his staff work very hard to present good food in what are very difficult times for the hospitality industry. Nothing will be cheap with the costs rising as they are and difficulty getting staff. Great outside areas with children’s play area for sunnier days. Very dog friendly which is a bonus in this area. Keep going we need good quality places to go instead of fast food chains.

Visited twice within a six week period - the first time I was a bit disappointed by a dry scone but thought it was just a fluke. The second time I was with a different friend and she ordered a scone; again, she found it dense and dry. It needed every bit of butter to make it palatable. I paid 12.50 for two hot drinks and two cakes which was steep. Not planning to visit again in a hurry.

£31 for 3 sausage rolls, quiche a slice of, side salad, coke and coffee. Shocking...... never a menu available probably due to having to put prices on.

Left disappointed Cakes looked overcooked so left to go elsewhere. Nice little outside eating area for when its sunny. Suggestion for cheesecakes to be on offer as not much choice

Coffee was lovely and the carrot cake was very nice too...the young counter assistant was unfriendly...she realy looked fed up !! Its a shame it let's the place down .needs service with a smile . The menu is limited but for coffee and cake its nice . The area for children needs tidying up .

Haven't been here for a while. I am afraid I don't like the picnic bench furniture in the cafe, its uncomfortable. And not conducive for older customers, very difficult for someone with a dicky hip to climb in and out of. Bring back chairs please. Also disappointed in my bacon ciabata, bacon very hard.

Called in today mid walk and the Sweet Potato and Ginger soup served with a chunk of bread was delicious and just the ticket!

Coffee was half full, food sizes tiny, dirty and really expensive. Seating uncomfortable. I hope it improves or changes owner soon, as I used to love this place. Now it is just a rip off.

They do a delicious steamed salmon ciabatta- always have one when I visit. Bit pricey at £6.75 but plenty of salmon and other salad items , However when I visited yesterday I was still charged £6.75 but when served the ciabatta was the size of a large scone and more salad than salmon ! I understand they have to make a profit and things are getting harder but I won’t be paying that again.

I was thirsty while out walking so called in here for a can of Coke to take away. It was only later that I realised I’d been charged £2.00 for it. I know they have overheads but that’s taking the mick.

Lovely area to visit on way back from Jenny Browns point.Enjoyed coffee and delicious brownies.Pleasant outdoor seating.Friendly staff and good service.

Don't know what place some of the other reviewers went to but the smiling staff went out of their way to serve us lovely hot soup and brunches even though it was past 'time'; the tea came in pots with real cups, the delicious cakes were served on proper plates. All in all the experience lived up to our memory of previous visits (a good while ago) although reading some of the reviews we were very nearly put off. We will return!

After a lovely walk I was looking forward to a refreshing cup of tea it was served in paper cups,. Good, with water that was no longer boiling,. Bad, a separate tea bag,. Bad. I also had a very disappointing dry scone that the birds...

This place used to be so nice with a specials menu and food cooked to order. Today there were no interesting cakes and the food was dry like it was kept warm and just added to toasted bread. The staff seemed as bored as the...

Can only review what we had. Hot cheesy mushroom lentil veggie roll @ £3.50. With humous and salad @ £6.95. Environment (outdoor area ) and service was good. The portions of food were tiny and very over priced. We were give a veggie samosa to...

A pleasant seating area outdoors. Children's play area so good for families. Coffee and cinnamon buns were very good. One of our parry had a date slice which also.looked very good. Next to gallery selling local crafts.

Stopped off here a couple of days ago when out on a hike, just for a drink and a slice of cake. Great little cafe, the food was nice and it lots of amenities, the only reason I went for 4/5 was that we had...

Called after a walk nearby. Quite busy. Had a lovely coffee. Such a beautiful setting. Lots of people enjoying food and ice creams. Lots of outdoor seating.

Stopped here for cream teas. Nice outside seating area with play area for children. The scones, though a good size, weren’t particularly good. Served with small prepackaged jam and one small pot of cream for the two of us. Tea was okay. Wouldn’t rush back

Eight ladies walking called in for coffee/ toast/ cake and returned two hours later for lunch - superb food and fabulous, friendly service

The cafe is a real gem. Open for light meals, cakes, coffee and snacks. Fish and chips (you need to book) currently every Friday evening fortnight. Lovely outside area when weather permits. A huge credit to hard-working Ed and Jen.

Popped in today for lunch. Limited menu but still serving awesome cakes. Plenty of room inside or outside in the garden if you prefer. Great quality coffee and teas. Nice friendly service. Cinnamon buns and walnut and espresso cake didn’t disappoint. Very handy for walking...

Stopped by for lunch yesterday. Sat in the lovely outdoors area in the sunshine. Great selection of savouries, cakes and drinks. Service smiling and efficient. Best haddock chowder ever. Highly recommended.

I visited today and purchased a latte coffe, no complaints about the coffee but really £3.50 for a coffee. I thought it was well pricey!

Called at The Wolhouse for some lunch whilst in the middle of a walk in the area. Due to COVID you ordered at the first window and took your seat and returned to the second window for collection. It's been quite a while since we...

Grabbed a take out coffee, hot chocolate and cakes. 1 x Blondie almost made me vom - it was yellow lard flavoured sludge. 1 x carrot cake gritty icing and raw egg flavoured sponge. Hot Chocolate slimy over sweet 'Aldi Basic' rang flavour. coffee bearable...

We have been lucky enough to stay in the cottage next to this restaurant twice this year and have been delighted with the way in which things have evolved to ensure that the food and beverages are of the same high standard. What could be...

Really yummy cake and coffee such a cute cafe, even on a soggy day lovely to sit by the warm fire, extremely inviting. Plenty of places to sit outside on a dry day, so nice to have a look around the gallery as well.

Sunday lunchtime visit. On arrival it was a bit confusing as we could see people queuing at a window but didn’t know if that was for takeaways only, if the cafe was A separate entry or even what was on offer when would reach the front of the queue. We couldn’t find any info in advance of our visit as to whether lunches were being served either so we had to turn up and take pot luck. It was only drinks and cakes bar a sausage roll or a slice of quiche. The sausage roll had mustard in which the kids wouldn’t eat and they are not quiche fans either but this is strange times! The homemade cakes and coffee where lovely and there was a great selection, we were just a bit disappointed we couldn’t buy lunch. Lovely spot to sit and convenient for lovely walks. All seating was outdoors so was nice and safe. Nice to have a browse in the gallery too.

A great location with good outdoor seating to relax and enjoy take away coffee. Slow service, and disappointing that the toilets are not open.

Place was right outside our campsite and did great icecream and coffee. The cafe is not open Monday or Tuesdays so we could not get a coffee to finish the weekend off 👍😀

Beautifully laid out little jem, interesting items for sale, beautiful artwork. The artist in residence was very helpful and obliging. Worth a visit.

There’s something special about The Wolfhouse Cafe. I’ve lived locally for 14 years now and it’s my favourite spot for a coffee and cake. I’ve just returned home after enjoying a delicious scone and a bite of my daughters cake, and thought I’d write a review. It’s a magic little place situated in a beautiful area with friendly staff and great baking. You currently can only sit outside due to Covid but hopefully things will be back to normal soon. My children enjoyed the chalk board area and there’s ice creams available too. You’ll like this cafe if you enjoy the feeling of having found a hidden gem.

We started and ended our walk to Jenny Browns point at Wolf House Gallery. We stopped for lunch which was very good - reasonably priced, well prepared and tasted great so all very happy to return again!

Between Christmas and New Year, we went for a log walk on Saturday along the coast and through Silverdale - I'd heard about Wolfhouse and decided to ensure that we'd arrive there at lunchtime. It was a lovely sunny day, and if we hadn't arrived on the dot of 12pm we'd have had to sit outside in their lovely garden (which may have been a bit chilly). However, luckily there was a table free for all 6 of us, so we were able to eat in the warm and cosy cafe. The Wolfhouse serves breakfasts all day, along with a hearty selection of options including soups and hot and cold delights, suiting both meat eaters and vegetarians in our party. I chose an avocado, bacon and poached egg bun, with a pot of Irish breakfast tea - no teabags at Wolfhouse! When I saw the breakfast that one of our more hungry walkers selected, I was slightly envious as it looked rather scrumptious. Orders are placed at the counter, and we were impressed by the speed of service. Everyone enjoyed their lunch and was restored for the second half of the walk.By the time we'd finished walking, we were all famished again and felt that it would be rude not to drive back to the cafe for cake and coffee. I chose a salted caramel chocolate brownie with my latte; both were just right. I noticed that the other coffee options looked well baristaed (if that's a word) ... with an appropriate level of crema and decoration.

Great idea for folks wanting to meet for end of year celebrations. Felt unique and special. The fabulous Wolfhouse team delivered their usual warm friendly welcome and definitely served an on point selection of festive savouries and sweets accompanied by a generous Christmas cocktail with the option to buy more. Every mouthful was delicious.Highly recommend to anyone trying to find a relaxed, friendly atmosphere to share with friends and family. Best bit - dogs welcome!

We used to visit the cafe at the Wolf House Gallery regularly when living in the area, and were on a return visit to see relatives this winter. Very sad to see that the little cafe was looking rundown and in need of a thorough cleanse. Staff were fine, if a little 'switched off', but only a very small pot of loose leaf tea (insufficient leaves for the proper infusion) despite high price (for the area) of £2.50 per cup - and a paltry sized piece of cake. Such a disappointment as many years ago the café was run by an enthusiastic wife & husband team.

This is one of our favourite stop offs after a walk around South Lakes. the inside is a bit small but outside seating is plentiful. There is a great selection of cakes and treats as well as a good quality wider menu. All seem to be homemade and extremely good.service is excellent and the staff very kind and pleasant. there is a play area for younger visitors and a gallery for older ones - some excellent art and jewellery.Definitely worth a visit!

We were scammed! On the menu, "Soup of the Day" was listed as £4.95. The chowder was listed on the glass display front as a "Soup of the Day" option; my wife asked what the "Soup of the Day" was and was told chowder was one of the options; I asked how much the chowder cost and was told £4.95. However, when we paid our bill, the chowder was charged at £5.75! I asked about this but the waitress (the same one would me the chowder was £4.95) just shrugged her shoulders and said that's the price of the chowder!

Called in at 2.30 in the afternoon after taking a couple of miles detour on a long walk. Only to told they weren’t serving hot drinks because there was a backlog! I saw 4 staff and there were empty tables inside. But no, too busy to make a hot coffee. If being a bit busy means I can’t get a hot drink, I’ll be taking my custom elsewhere in future. Poor show Wolfhouse, expected a lot better!!

We have visited Wolfhouse a few of times over the past few months and always had such delicious meals. The setting is just beautiful and the service has always been fantastic. There's something about this place that just has a warm, relaxing and friendly atmosphere.After we got chatting with the owners, we found out you can hire the beachhouse for events, and yesterday we had the most wonderful day for our daughters first birthday. It was such a special day, made perfect by the amazing people who run wolfhouse. Our every need was completely taken care of. The food was just incredible and I've had so many guests commenting on how delicious it was (I'm still getting messages through now saying how good it was) and the day ran seamlessly. Perfect setting as the kids could play inside or outside and we were able to decorate the beachhouse with balloons and banners. They were happy for us to set up a playpen for the smaller babies and nothing was too much trouble. Just blown away with how accommodating they were with all our needs and can't recommend them enough! They really did work so hard to make our day perfect for us and create a memory we will cherish. Wish we could do it all again!This will most definitely become a regular on our favourite lunch spots that's for sure. Just wish I could give more than 5 stars!

Should update website about opening. Visited today, all set to buy breakfast, checked website said open. Got there after opening times and all chairs still on table and gate not unlocked. Really sad.

Heard great things and wanted to try it. Went on a Friday evening for a meal. Weather good so sat outside on wooden picnic benches. Limited menu of pizza and fish dishes. Fancied a pizza but only choice of 3 and over 10 pounds each though very nice. I had one with garlic mushrooms ,goats cheese and spinach and other half had one with smoked salmon and spinach/capers. Shared mussels to start with and had one side salad(very small for I think 4 pound 50). Wine served in small tumblers but I can see why with slats in tables so spillage avoided. One drink each and it came to over 50 pounds. Only one dessert available - surely they have some cakes left from during the day and they may then get more sales? Will we go back - perhaps duringthe day for coffee/cake or snack but probably not on an evening

We were out to scatter Mum's ashes ,so we decide to call at Woolfhouse before going to Jenny Browns Point. We were made welcome the staff who where friendly and helpful ,though we did not inform them of our mission. We had a light meal ,well presented to us .This helped with what we where about to undertake. Thus having completed the scattering we went back to Woolfhouse for Tea and cakes .we will definitely be going back to Woolfhouse .

A café with a lot of outdoor seating in a lovely garden full of butterflies. Cycle racks, and an excellent play area. very nice coffee and cakes. Will definitely return.

Great find, nice cafe in the middle of nowhere, clean and tidy. Food is very good, well presented and served by pleasant staff

We had a lovely evening at the beach house on Friday. We were warmly welcomed including our dog. The vibe and atmosphere inside was amazing. Menu choice was hand made wood fired pizza or fish/seafood. Hubby chose the fishy pizza and I had the fresh crab and chilli tagliatelli. All freshly made and were excellent. I had a glass of fizz to wash down the food. We had a great evening with some good company. Excellent value for money for wonderful freshly cooked ingredients . A great place to go. We wish you every success and will be back to sample more of your good food and atmosphere.

Called in while staying at the Campsite across the road.A lovely cafe,gallery and gift shop. Paul & Maureen

The Wolfhouse now does dinner on Friday nights. The menu consists of homemade, wood-oven pizzas, a range of seafood options and a set sweet + they have a short but very adequate wine/drinks list.

Popped in for coffee and cake late one afternoon. Liked the setting - quite quaint with lots of things to look at on the shelves. The cake was lovely and a good portion size. Didn’t wander around as it was raining but there was more to this place than we saw. Would like to visit again one day.

Stopped for lunch after a walk on the beach. Food was great, good veggie and vegan options. Liked it so much ended up have dessert too. My son loved the playground too.

Stopped off for coffee after walk down to the ‘Giants seat’ nice place to chill out , Gallery interesting to walk around . Parking can be an issue if busy cars parked quite a way down a narrow lane making access to caravan park for larger motor homes and caravans awkward

We had morning café here. The coffee was fine, the staff were very pleasant, as were the surroundings.

Tucked away at Gibraltar, Silverdale, the cafe is an absolute delight. Efficiently run by new(ish) owners, there is a pleasant indoors and a delightful outdoors courtyard with a play area for children. We have been three times in the last two weeks. We dropped in for coffee and cake - and wonderful home made sausage rolls. In a new venture, the cafe has taken over a former studio which is now the Beach House - a large wooden hut at the rear of the cafe. This has been transformed into a delightfully informal eatery serving wood fired pizzas and local fish. The food is simple and delicious. Drinks are available. This may be the village's best kept secret. Check for opening times.

On a sunny day, the location is great. Close to Silverdale and nice walks and super handy if your staying at Gibraltar farm campsite. The food though i feel has gone a little down hill. We don't live too far away and have visited a number of times in the past, but i feel that the food has dropped off and is a tad overpriced. The addition of a pizza 'shack' is a good idea, however we ordered 3 pizza's which while being tasty, were all burnt, one of which was verging on inedible. Coffee is good, but they do always seem to run out of cakes, so i can't comment on those. Little kids play area is also nice as is the gallery, but overall i feel like we will give the cafe a miss next time we are around and bring a flask and picnic. Shame.

The café has top quality cakes and breakfasts , nice staff and well worth a visit. Added to this there are some lovely local walks around Silverdale, Jenny's point and the fairy steps. The limestone landscape is stunning with great views over Morecambe bay.

Had the most tastiest breakfast here the other morning, great portion sizes. The sausage were fantastic and the mushrooms were the yummiest I’ve ever had. Definitely worth a visit!

just stopped off for coffee, but lovely relaxed atmosphere, with very nice staff who helped us get to know the area better,.

Enjoyed our visit very much today. We went for breakfast it opened at 10am but was full by 10.30. Its not very big there is more room outside if the weather allows. Eventhough a lot of people arrived in a short space of time the staff were excellent,service was smooth and food and drinks delivered to your table quickly. Very friendly people nice surroundings and well worth a visit.Food was very good both in quantity and quality.

We called in for lunch on a blustery, wet March day. It couldn't have been better - a cosy room, a big bowl of chunky smoked haddock chowder, a very tasty BLT with delicious crispy bacon and a wonderful piece of Dutch apple cake with good coffee, all served by freidnly, smiling staff. Absolute perfection!

Had been recommended to this cafe by friends. Was not at all disappointed. We stopped by after walking a few miles along the coast in Silverdale one Saturday morning. It was quite busy and there was a really homely feel. We had coffee and cake and were so impressed with the cakes on offer that we ordered more ( well it was quite a long walk!). Staff were really pleasant and our dog Frankie was made to feel just as welcome as we were. Will definitely visit again.

Just dropped into the wolfhouse this afternoon.Fabulous range of imaginative cakes, all f shich are baked in-house, and the best coffee I've tasted in a long time. A warm friendly and relaxed atmosphere , the perfect end to a walk in one of the most picturesque villages in the North of England.

Lovely cafe, amazing quality food and the best Mocha ever! The service is always excelent. We love coming back.

Used to love coming here but recently seems to have gone backwards. Slow service (45 mins wait for a sausage sandwich) and poor coffee - sent first round back but staff really not happy to remake. Second lot of coffees no better - virtually cold. Real shame - used to be lovely.

The Wolf House is on full song with a great little menu, fantastic food and a lovely atmosphere. We love it here and the summer weekend evening BBQs are something not to be missed. It’s a great place to set off from or end up in for a wonderful walk around Jenny Brown’s Point and up to Jack Scout, or a gentle saunter around the quaint and truly lovely art gallery of Janet McGloine. This is a real treat - one of many in this lovely village.

Lovely little cafe, perfect for a cycle ride stop, with delicious food and friendly atmosphere. We are regular customers and never disappointed. Yes of course the food choice will be limited if you come late on a busy day, because it's freshly made on the premises so factor it in to your plans if that's a problem to you.

Situated next to the Gallery the restaurant offers refreshments that are more light than substantial. The choice of pastries and light lunches is imaginative but will not be to everyone's taste. A large selection of teas and coffees are available to complement food offerings. The venue can become very busy and space can be limited. Pets are welcome. Seating does not encourage long sittings!! Parking can be tricky.

We visited Wolfhouse on a friend's recommendation and we were looking forward to having lunch there. We arrived during a very busy period, 2pm on a Saturday afternoon just after a group of 30+ had finished hot drinks, so I imagine that the staff were playing catch up with other customers. However, we were disappointed to see that there was a limited menu of 4 items - soup and 3 types of sandwich. When we were ready to order, I went to the counter and was asked quite abruptly if I could wait 5 minutes to order. Fine. I sat down and watched as 4 people went to the counter and ordered their meals. We left and it's unlikely that we will return which is a shame as we only live 10 minutes away.

Visited on a Saturday lunchtime. We had to wait some time for the food, however it didn’t disappoint when it arrived. The mashed avocado with bacon and egg on toasted bread was delicious and the eggs benedict was also very good.

I went to Wolfhouse for lunch with my family as I was incredibly sick . however I was horrified as they seemed to have forgotten our meal that was simple to make for 45 mins which didn’t help my illnesss and then once reminded the order came wrong. Without a apology the food got removed quickly and a plate came back. However this food was incredibly salty as if the chef had purposely made it inedible. This made me very sick. We ended up leaving without eating. This was a horrible meal with bad service. Would never go again

Been looking at going here for a while.

The Wolfe house appears to concentrate on its image rather than its food. It’s a quirky place with lots of tables and chairs for outside eating and has an indoor area which resembles more of a craft shop than a restaurant. It doesn’t have any competition so prices are high for what they serve and serve yourself glasses which you would expect to see grannies teeth in certainly don’t match the prices. I think it’s one of those place to tick off and go and see but with regards to racing back I don’t think so.

Since moving to Silverdale The Wolf & Us Cafe has become one of our favourite places to visit. They have a fantastic seasonal brunch menu, a great range of cakes and a White Hot Chocolate that is to die for The setting is absolutely stunning with the shore minutes away, plenty of outdoor seating and they are dog friendly!! Which is a massive plus for us and our inseparable dog.

I’ve visited the The Wolfhouse several times over the past couple of years and always enjoyed the peaceful picturesque location, the cafe and gallery both have a sweet botanical feel and interior. The staff are always helpful and friendly and despite not residing in Silverdale something about being at The Wolfhouse always feels homely.

We went with some friends for apparently a bbq! We arrived at 6pm and all seemed good we got are tickets for the bbq and we got told there was 2 sittings which we wasn’t aware of and that we had to leave at 8pm. We went for the food and the salads look good and then went for the meat on the bbq but it was all cooked in the oven inside and was literally but on the bbq for 5-10 second. We was told we could only have 2 pieces of meat the chicken was well over cooked and dry and the (sausage) was just ok. So as it was advertised as a bbq it was clearly not. Would not recommend

Lovely coffee, tea and homemade cakes. Ice cream for the kids.

We called at the cafe for coffee and cake as it had been recommended to us previously. It had at least 2 cakes for the 2 coeliac (1also nut free) to choose.

Tasty coffee and toasted tea cake. Lovely surroundings. New Beach Hut restraunt just opened can't wait to try it out. Gift shop and local artist at work.

We enjoyed our 2nd visit today. The weather was very sunny but there were cool and shaded areas aplenty. The staff are really pleasant, helpful and patient. A mum left a double buggy in the way for 10 minutes and the waitress worked round this. The food was fresh, tasty, attractively served and reasonably priced. We had nice stuff to read and I bought a bracelet to boot!! Nice one!

Unbelievably disappointed this morning went for something for breakfast staying in the area , asked what vegetarian option there was “poached eggs “ this was meant to be part of bacon , poached eggs and avocados on toast for £7.50 , overpriced in the first place and considering I only had poached eggs on toast this still cost me £7.50. Loud group of local men in , swearing whilst children present during their conversation . Not the hidden gem we were expecting

Lovely to sit outside in the sunshine enjoying open sandwiches and delicious cakes for lunch. Great location for walking. Craft shop on site sells pretty, interesting and quirky items.

We held my husbands birthday here on a beautiful Saturday evening in May. New owners Ed and Jen couldn’t have been more accommodating. We had the exclusive use of the venue and were able to bring our own drink. Ed’s salads were reminiscent of Ottolenghi’s, the meats and bread were all sourced locally, the puddings were divine. The location of the venue is magical, a stones throw from the most wonderful bay view, and the sunset completed what was a memorable evening. Thank you both and good luck with the new fish and pizza restaurant.

Stopped here on a cycle route with friends. Great selection of cakes & scones! Delicious & good strong proper coffee! Staff were lovely & young lass very helpful & friendly - filled our water bottles & with ice too! Much appreciated on a hot day cycling!

We originally found this place whilst it was under previous ownership but we’ve continued to love it as much as before, perhaps more so! Gorgeous log fires in Winter and picnic benches in Summer.