The best restaurants serving British food in Fylde North West

Called for a take out brunch before travelling back to the northeast. Same excellent quality, same friendly staff. 1 Bacon barmcake and 1 club sandwich later we were well fed and very happy we had called. Due to covid they have set up a table at the doorway with copy menus taped to it, and a bell to ring for service if no one in the shop. There were a couple of chairs outside to rest on while you waited or the friendly lass serving said we could go back to our car and she would give us a shout when ready.

Scott’s Bistro is a great addition to our little town. The food is fabulous along with the service. The menu is fabulous with a good selection of wines, spirits and beers. It’s a lovely place with great food too.

I haven't been to Rigbys before, but I will certainly be going again, I feel I have definitely been missing out on this precious jewel...I attended on Christmas Eve with my family it was outstanding in every way... thank you

We decided to have a drive over to Lytham between Christmas and New Year. I went online and looked for good places for brunch and was immediately drawn to Lytham Kitchen. On arrival, there was a small queue outside, but I was undeterred, and we didn't have to wait long before being seated upstairs in the window, which was a delight in itself. Service was cheery and efficient, and the menu had some great choices with a menu of winter drinks. I chose the mulled wine, which was the best I'd ever tasted. Our food (cheese and tomato omelette and veggie brrakfast) was beautifully presented and very tasty. Portion sizes were good, infact we couldn't eat it all. Prices were reasonable, and we enjoyed the whole experience. We will 100% return to Lytham Kitchen next time we are in town.

We visited the Dizzy Duck at the weekend during a visit to Ribby Hall. The breakfast was absolutely amazing, the sausages were one the best we have tasted, so much so that we took some home with us. The service was fantastic and they went out of their way to accommodate the grandchildren by making pancakes for one of them. We would definitely recommend and if we are in the area again we will definitely return.

Such an amazing hidden gem! Great food, brilliant service and a superb cup of tea. The owner is so polite and friendly, we felt really welcome and enjoyed our food which we ate in the restaurant at the back of the premises

Made a reservation and wven had it confirmed by email the day before, however on arrival to the restaurant the day after the email confirmation/reminder it was shut, with no contact made to myself, imo do not bother visiting as they even though they claim the guest is god, it clearly isnt by this behaviour. Very disappointed and a complete waste of time.

The food here is always top notch. We love the spa and lunch, and prefer it to the afternoon tea as the food option. This is because the lunch is always such a delightfully delicious treat. Today I had battered broccoli with whipped tofu which sounded interesting. It was such a taste sensation and I hope the photo does it justice. My main was a crusted piece of salmon with pasta which was also lovely.

The business is under new ownership and now just sells ice cream, rock, sweets and other novelties. We ordered ice cream and it was grainy so the children threw it away. Really disappointing.

We attended an event at the Clifton Arms Hotel which we really enjoyed. The decor of the hotel was lovely with a great view over the seafront. Breakfast was excellent - nice choice of cooked options to order as well as a small buffet of cold items to help yourself to. The car parking is limited with some spaces quite tight, but there is free on street parking along the seafront so not the end of the world.

Really made my friends birthday special and the Sunday dinner was amazing thanks very much I will be back and coca the dog it's a little friendly girl even though she's frightened of mine but Teddy loved it too

We have dined here several times whilst on holiday in the area and always enjoyed the food, service and ambiance. This time, unfortunately, the bar and restaurant were empty when we arrived - hence no atmosphere. The duck on noodles was pretty salty - as folk who don't use salt in any cooking, or on the table, it really was far too much. The creme brulee was superb.

Very pleasant cafe, menu looked really good with a very extensive tea menu, different coffees and a good selection of food. Staff very professional, welcoming and helpful. Reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

Excellent Sunday lunch, fantastic three courses with plenty of food and great service in a fantastic location. Plenty of choice at reasonable price Definitely recommend

After booking a specific table, 2 weeks in advance for Father’s Day lunch. We were shown to the worst table by the coffee machine and till. It transpired that another family had sat in our originally table and their name was on the one by the till. The staff tried to make out there had been a mix up etc, which was rubbish. It was extremely disappointing as instead of hearing lovely Lynne singing , I could only hear the coffee machine and till in my ear. Clearly there is no point trying to book a specific table well in advance, as the staff are incompetent at managing the correct bookings. Needless to say we will not be rushing back which is a great shame as we have enjoyed dining there previously and my father used to be a regular.