The best restaurants in Baxenden Hyndburn North West

Called for breakfast, fresh hot bacon and egg sandwich, it was lovely, also lovely lady serving. Will call again

Dead during the week, maybe busy at weekends

Delivery on time Piping hot, decent portion sizes Great tasting food... will definitely be ordering again

I've been here before for lunch also attended a wedding no problems lovely food. went with my mum for her birthday today and had afternoon tea and sorry but it was poor 2 tiny bits of a sandwich the thinnest piece of sausage roll and a sliver of quiche wish I'd have taken a pic basic cake selection brownie, little eclair type thing and a macaron thank god the scone was ok not value for money £46 with a individual prosecco each then to top it off £14 for 2 little bottle of prosecco we've been elsewhere for much better last visit

Just had a Sunday roast with my friends .Really impressed lovely waitress service so attentive , and the Sunday roast was absolutely gorgeous with a lovely warm fire in the corner .Highly recommend and we even took our doggies def will be back huge thank you .

Under the new management of Becky and Josh Michael more like it used to be. Really friendly and welcome

Tried their Fish for the first time today, worse fish I've ever had from a chippy, couldn't find the fish for the batter which was very stodgy, not a chippy I'll go back to,

We were having a lazy bank holiday Sunday so decided to try the Bay Horse for a late breakfast. I regularly drive past the pub so had spotted the sign which advertised breakfast on Saturday/Sunday, 9.30am until 2pm.It was quiet when we arrived at about 12.45; there seemed to be more staff than customers but at least that meant we didn’t have to wait long for service.We both chose the large breakfast. Priced at £6.95 this included:2 bacon, 2 sausages, 2 hash browns, 2 eggs, mushrooms, beans, black pudding, fresh tomato, fried bread and toast with butter, plus a tea or coffee.The coffee was a decent sized mug but quite weak; we drink ours black so we were glad we didn’t have to add milk or it would have been weaker still.Breakfast arrived quickly and looked like a decent plate of food. The mushrooms were barely warm, but as these have a tendency to cool quickly, we overlooked it. The fresh tomato was actually a tinned plum tomato, but again, we weren’t bothered about that. Bacon and hash browns were a bit soggy but edible. I really didn’t like the sausages, but my other half didn’t mind them so ate mine as well as his own. To me, they tasted cheap, with a minimal meat content. Given that there is an excellent butchers shop just down the road from the pub, I didn’t think there was any excuse for poor quality produce, although the price of the breakfast (for what was included) probably reflects that. The eggs were over cooked and rubbery, like they’d been cooked earlier and kept warm. My black pudding was completely raw; my OH’s was barely cooked. We both left this and told the waitress it was raw, for which she apologised. We were almost halfway through the breakfast when my OH realised we hadn’t been given any toast. He asked the waitress and she returned back immediately with 4 halves of pre buttered toast that were stone cold; obviously these had been forgotten to be brought out with the food.At this point, we decided we’d had enough, so finished our drinks, paid and left.The Bay Horse offers a basic menu of pub classics, as well as their breakfast menu, but based on our experience, we wouldn’t return here for food.