The best restaurants serving British food in Fylde North West

Not a lot of people in the pub for a Sunday, food was good but roast potatoes and the Yorkshire pudding had been over cooked. Everything else was lovely and lots of gravy. Didn't bother with dessert as only 4 to choose from and I didn't fancy any of them. I like my sundaes.

Went in on 27/02/25. The food was very good, hot and well presented. Definitely would recommend and return when in the area. Service was brilliant from Matilda, the carver, Kyle was also lovely. The lady on the door whose name I didn't catch was very accommodating to us.

Lovely Sunday lunch at the Grapes. Such a charming, cosy pub with so much character and a warm atmosphere. Ample parking. Great food as usual at a reasonable price. A good selection of wines and spirits.

Excellent service with each and every member of staff. Treated us like regulars and locals. Food was excellent, served exactly as we liked it and very good value for both Dinner and Breakfast menus having stayed at the premierinn next door. They couldn't have been any more welcoming or accommodating for us as a bunch of 8 people with 3 fussy kids. Thank you as always for an awesome time - we will definitely be back. Food and drink isn't expensive here and the service is great. The team.work hard to make.sure you get what you need! Great little venue on the gateway into Blackpool. See you all soon!!

Fish batter was appauling, pale soggy and tasted of flour. Kitchen blamed new batter, no kitchen would served that fish at £18. Peas were solid and dry. The manager was very accomodating and refunded the price of the meal but not the point, we went for a lovely lunch. If they cant servce fish and chips there is something!! Vey bellow average/ wont be going back!

Staff were friendly and professional. Food on the whole was average for a pub apart from the Buddha bowl which was very dry, chicken was overcooked and dry and the tempura broccoli was raw and unpleasantly Luke warm. An expensive evening for a disappointing experience

Visited Lytham today, usually eat at The Lytham Kitchen, they were full so we walked over to ‘Seniors’ fish n chips. Absolutely fantastic value for a lovely ‘mini meal deal’ cod or haddock (definitely wouldn’t have called it ‘mini’ chips, mushies, cup of tea or coffee, bread n butter, £8 !!!! Lovely food, service, and freshly cooked. We’d have paid double that in the LK, will visit ‘Seniors’ again.

Once again a great experience .staff very friendly and helpful. Always accommodating even when busy .gammon and eggs excellent good quantity and nicely cooked also served with a smile .deffinatley my favourite local watering hole keep up the great work well done

We decided randomly to try the Birley Arms for Sunday Lunch and so glad we did. Our Sunday roast was delicious with plenty of gravy accompanied by two glasses of red wine. The service was brilliant and staff very friendly. Would definitely go again.

Excellent Lunch. We ate from the winter menu soon to be the spring menu, great value for money. 4 very happy dinners. All staff extremely helpful and friendly.

My son said it was the best cheese and ham toastie he had ever had, which is high praise indeed. Old fashioned style little cafe but a warm welcome and speedy service.

The staff were very helpful and great customer service food was amazing and presented great !! Excellent staff!!! Will be returning every other week

Me and my partner have made the trip twice now to Lytham House for their coffee mornings, we don't know anywhere else you can get barista coffee for £2, and only £1 for cakes and pastries. Great staff and stunning venue, we will definitely be back :)

The food was very bland and over-priced, some of the staff were good, however they treated some of their staff pretty badly.

Ordered millionaires shortbread for myself, and it had white stains on it that smelt like bleach, I ate it anyway because I think it was white chocolate. Got hone and threw up on the new Lino. Girl that served me had strange smell too. Never agane.../ Thanks and Kind Regards, Felix Lengyel