The best restaurants serving British food in Preston North West

Been going here for years. Today, 11 of us were met by grumpy staff (not the young lady) and this was very disappointing. We had a 40% discount voucher but one of us paid without knowing. Manager refused to refund this. We will be taking our business elsewhere. Such a shame, it only takes one bad experience. We usually visit in an evening, perhaps different staff.

Lovely meal at the Wellington. Went with my family, service was excellent, food lovely and really attentive staff. Would definitely recommend. staff were excellent and really looked after the whole party.

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.

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

We arrived early but were seated straightaway. We were offered drinks and the menu. We ate from the 2 courses menu for £26. Starters were crab donuts (a little fishy tasting if you know what I mean) and brisket croquettes were quite tasty. Mains was steak and frittes and sea bream with crushed potatoes and park Choi. However the pak choi was very over cooked and limp and not drained properly so spoilt the goats cheese veloute , making it very watery. Deserts were strawberry crème brûlée - highlight of the meal and passion fruit tart. All dishes beautifully presented and service very good.

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

When it’s open it’s great! However, I’ve lost count the number of times we’ve come to visit the cafe and it’s been closed. Very disappointing and not a good way to manage a business. Given up going there now and it’s never open on a Saturday.

I’m quite fussy when it comes to chips. However the chip butty I had at Moor Nook Chippy today was probably one of the best I’ve ever had.

We have been to the Pig&Whistle a few times over the years and we have always had first class food and service to match and this visit was no different.The restaurant was very busy but the food was first class yet again and plenty of staff to help everyone,a special mention to the young lad serving a nice portion of meats that will bring us back in the furture.

Had Sunday lunch. Lovely soup, nice roast beef and great beer

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.

Excellent staff, nice coffee and food. Dog friendly. Loads of parking.

Went here as part of a large coach party, they were very organised and provided waiter service. There was a choice of three starters/mains & puddings all of which looked lovely and my choices and those of my party were lovely. Good service all over.

Been here a few times, and due to husbands illness...on my own. I have been treated so well, like we live here rather than visitors. Absolutely love this bar, thanks to bar staff, owner and locals. Wouldn't go anywhere else x

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