The best restaurants in Newton St. Helens North West

We went to that restaurant for my friend Stacey 34th birthday we had a good time the food was very delicious

This is the best Chinese in the area.. the salt and chilli chicken chow mein is out of this world 😁 😁

Absolute lovely environment friendly kind and clean, excellence bar staff, very well looked after pub old. Heritage pub, Old beams and train very interesting features,

With 8 rotating hand pumps, 6 keg taps and two dedicated cider pumps you cannot knock the amazing variety of beers on offer. New bottled and canned beers weekly and choices on a variety of wine, there is definitely something for everyone here. Did I mention it was also dog-friendly? what is not to love.

Went on the way.to the races,have to say best breakfast I've had in many a year or maybe even ever,,service was brilliant food was outstanding,,,think it will be worth the train fair just to go back,,,,first class

High quality food served at a good price. We go at least once a month.

Fantastic food and great service I would highly recommend .

I've only just discovered this place and I wish I'd found it sooner! One of the only takeaway places round here where the food doesn't taste greasy and soggy. Had 2 orders in the last week and they've been on time, hot, really delicious and good quality!

What can I say thank you to each and everyone off the staff was absolutely fantastic a great team everything about this hotel is amazing food entertainment thanks from paul and sharon stayed for races see you same time next year

Came in tonight with some friends for a meal, it was one of the nicest curries I have ever had I couldn’t stop eating! Service was nice and friendly Recommend Chicken Chaat Puri and Chicken Tikka Vindaloo

Very disappointing had a garlic paneer not much flavour and a chicken tikka lacked flavour rice and chips ok, garlic naan ok again not much taste of garlic 😢

We were excited to come here after reading all the positive reviews. Unfortunately, we were quite disappointed with our visit. The restaurant was fairly quiet. It had an open kitchen which we liked and the decor was nice. My wife ordered the Chicken Enchiladas, and I ordered the Meatballs in the "Red hot sauce". We ordered Mexican rice with the meals, but was then told that they had ran out of this and we accepted chips instead. (This was 7pm on a Saturday night in a relatively quiet restaurant. Not too sure how you could run out of rice). My wife's food arrived in a reasonable time (about 10 mins), but disappointingly, my meatballs didn't arrive for another 5 - 10 mins which was quite poor. When the meatballs did eventually arrive, I was quite dismayed as to what I got for the £14 or so that was charged. There was just 4 small meatballs in a sauce with a bit of cheese on it and accompanied by a relatively small portion of chips. The sauce had no real heat and certainly didn't match the description of "Red Hot". When we finished our meals, the chef did visit our table which we thought was nice and we did explain our disappointment to him in the poor value for the meatballs and the lack of heat in the sauce. We also said that the Enchiladas were fine. He said he could make the sauce hotter next time, but to be fair if it's advertised as "Red Hot" it should be. The bigger disappointment was the quantity. 4 small meatballs for £14 was just shocking. (Photo attached) I think if the chef invited us back to give the place another try as this could be a one off, we may have took him up on this and give the place the benefit of doubt, but no offer to make amends was made. I would have liked to have raved about this place as I like to support local restaurants and indeed, there are some great reviews, but alas for us, it just didn't happen. Lots of room for improvement.

Drove past here many a time , but read a review in the M.E.N. on line over the weekend & decided to try here instead of our normal place on our Thursday shopping day. Walked thro the shop & saw the nice buchery counter into the cafe at the rear. It was a little cold but got a table near the heater, chairs a bit hard was only other note ( outside seats have cushions on then) Ordered the full English for me & fruit toast for my wife ( £10.90 & £3.00) plus a cappuchino & soya latte thats £22.89 lady says , thought that sounded high but sat down. It was then my wife pointed out that they had charged 99p for soya milk!!!!! Coffees arrived quickly & thought they were small cups when the charge is £4 cup , but to then stick 99p on for soya. If you have a daury intollerance as my wife has then soya is the go to, some places add 50p which I think is steep , but 99p. Its not like a lifestyle choice like Almond or Coconut etc. Food came & was good, just the coffee prices for size of cups & the soya rip off took the shine off it. Looked at lunch menu on way out & prices looked good , but dont get excited ref the drinks.

Food was great but service wasn’t to the same standard took a while for food to arrive and didn’t get a dessert menu after asking for one

Decided to book a table through the website, as it is available for 7pm over two hours before arrival. 20 minutes before the arrival I receive an email booking is declined. Calling to see what was happening since I had to drive and some rude worker mentioned. We are busy, just checked the computer we don’t have space. 20 minutes before. Poor customer service. Due to last-minute cancellations, I was unable to book anything nearby. If I called 2 hours earlier I have table in another place.. Very disappointed