The best restaurants in Preston Rural North Preston North West

Me and my daughter (10) had a lovely overnight stay. I'd booked the swim wine and dine option. On inspection it seemed i had to pay 10pp to use leisure facilities and also didnt state breakfast inc only dinner but after speaking with reception realised was all included and made our stay more enjoyable. Leisure facilities OK, small pool children 7yrs + can use steam and sauna with adult supervision which is unusual in most places but i found to be a nice touch while solo parenting gym had everything (also child friendly) under supervision. Breakfast was buffer style and beautiful. All staff was amazing throughout. Highly recommend. Thank you for a lovely stay!

In icy weather you'd be better off crumbling the Korean chicken burger to grit your drive. It really is FAR too salty. We did mention it, but weren't offered anything. The other chicken burger on the menu is very dry. The flatbread was good.

Had an afternoon tea for a 60th celebration at The Walled Garden. One of the best I've had yet. Staff were so lovely, welcoming and accommodating. They'd set out the ' conservatory' area, overlooking the garden which was so thoughtful. The food was freshly made as we arrived and it was delicious, right from the soup, croquettes, sandwiches, freshly baked (still warm) scones and cakes. Plus, as a bonus, the chef sent out a complimentary, celebration brownie for the birthday girl !!! A very special touch. Had a walk in the lovely grounds too. A very relaxing, calm and clean place. Thank you all at The Walled Garden! We're planning our next celebration to have there!!!

Quality fresh Haddock cooked to order and a decent size light crispy batter Really good quality homemade steak pudding definitely one of the top 3 shops in the area !

Popped here for breakfast on a Saturday morning with the family. I ordered scrambled eggs and bacon with toast and mushrooms. The only disappointment was the mushrooms are the large field type and not button. Toast and butter was lovely, bacon nice (thick sliced too), egg good and very nice fresh orange juice.

Was greeted with a smile and excellent service. Very nice setting inside and out, food was to a very high standard. Met the new manager Debs who seems to be bringing a new breeze of fresh air to this place and I was informed they are getting ready to improve & change the menu. Thank you a very enjoyable lunch, we will be returning. Five out of five.

I visited this morning the hotel to deliver something to one of the hotel guest where I received an excellent guest or stakeholder services by the reception member called Paul and one girl ambassador or receptionist at the hotel reception. They helped me out of the box which is very admirable. I found an impresive atmosphere and friendly communication between team members which indicates they have received a satisfactory training by the seniors. Hope to see you again one day Thanks M Banatwala

This café has kept up its standards of good, reasonably priced fare. Unfortunately, since Covid it has only operated as a 'takeaway' and is closed at the beginning of the week. Things will get back to normal sometime, in the meantime call in whilst out walking on Beacon Fell. Enjoyed a coffee and a scone in the sunshine.

Very disappointing. Food woeful - not much to choose from and all very basic. Staff non -engaging and not very welcoming.

Great food and good ale well worth a visit

Breakfast was not good. Bacon tasted of burnt chargrill, black pudding was rubbery, tomato was like a bullet. Croissants were hard. Some cups were stained as were the glasses. Stayed at the Premier Inn night before, possibly thankful no food was available that night. Had a drink though, sadly cleanliness lacked as there was an old lipstick mark on the glass. I'm sure this could be a lovely place, but attention to detail and pride in the food is required.

Possibly the most hostile and unfriendly pub I’ve ever walked into - horrible pints and horrible people all around. Outside seating is teaming with flies, inside is dull and smelly, patrons are similar.

What a terrible disappointment. We have eaten at the green Man several times over the years. It’s gone from a vibrant country pub to a disaster. The pub is nice, the surroundings and Garden are beautiful But the food was diabolical!! There were 2 teenage girls running the pub, not a Manager or adult present. The young girls were very gracious but they were to inexperienced to deal with customers. The pub was empty, but for 9 people including our selves in the garden. The toilets were unclean. I specifically told the staff that I could not eat garlic, but the potatoes were cooked in Garlic, I also think the vegetables had garlic, even though the chef denied it. The beef was so tough it was inedible. I brought it home for the dog. No deserts were offered. We left at 6pm and the girls closed the pub after we left. The pub is apparently closed 3 days a week now. The Landlord or brewery need to get a grip, it cannot be a viable business any longer. One final thing, the small amount of potato I ate with garlic on made me feel very Ill. If it was a nut allergy and they ignored it, I could be very seriously ill now

So don’t be too confused, but the pub is a good pub and serves good pub food, and it’s also got in the back half the Theatre St Restaurant with its own menu and service. It’s nice! Lots of effort gone into the decor, and very friendly service with an interesting menu. Few things unavailable which was a shame, but still plenty of good options. Lovely starters, main course steaks / duck / seafood special were all good but not outstanding. Nice option for an early evening dinner, but by 22:00 we were pretty much the last people there. Good value, and worth a visit.