The best restaurants serving British food in Ribble Valley North West

The best chai latte I’ve ever had. With a lovely Lancashire cheese toastie. Have visited many times and have never been disappointed. Hubby says the coffee is great and always has a maple flapjack. Staff are always friendly. We’ll be back soon. Very well priced.

No food mondays and tuesdays but pizza van outside which was good a nice pub at end of campsite entrance which is handy but but and a big but i had a san miguel top and at 6.00 a pint is well over the top thats dearer than Londons prices same pint a mile away 3.60 so well worth the walk for a much cheaper beer

What a beauty of traditional pub to visit! It was quite busy and we’d just only turned up for a drink and not any food.. we sat outside for a little while, but it was a bit cold, the guy called Steve and The lady with the dark hair was so lovely and helpful and said yes we will find you a table to sit at so that we could stay and have another couple of drinks.. we all drink Cask ale, and the beer was kept absolutely impeccable! The pub was very clean, all the staff were very friendly, the toilets were very clean, we enjoyed our visit very much and wouldn’t think twice about visiting again! Thank you, ally, Jon, kev & jayne 🙌🏼🙌🏼

I had the all day breakfast and a pot of tea (asked if I’d prefer a beaker or china cup for the tea). Service and food were outstanding. Quality produces which were well cooked and served hot. Shopped in the attached farm shop. Plenty of quality items especially in the butchery department. Could do with more staff serving in the farm shop as on this occasion was awhile before a member of staff appeared and a queue had formed at the till.

Had lunch here today and it was perfect. Served by lovely friendly staff and the food was delicious. Liver and onions and the Seabass. Beautifully presented, perfectly cooked and full of flavour.

Really didn't enjoy it. Chips were bland and tasteless. Like they were leftover from lunch. The staff seemed fine and the cans were cold from the fridge. But the main item I went in for was disappointing.

Very nice food and very nice service 👍

Came twice once on a Saturday night food was great seabass was yum !!!! Puddings great too. Then came on a Sunday. Pre ordered roasts so that was good. Great subday roast couldn't complain at all and great caul cheese sides !

One of the best fish and chips I've had. Portion size are really good, £36 for 4 of us, 2 battered sausage and chips, 2 large fish and chips, 3 cans of pop and a bottle of water. Batter was really crispy and the fish was very tasty. Really friendly staff. Will definitely be coming back. Thank you

Party of 6 excellent meals all round, friendly staff, lovely atmosphere, Wiil certainly come back

We stayed in room 7 cosy double which was lovely had everything we needed but what we didn't realise it was near the kitchen extractor fan which came back on before 8am as we are early risers didn't bother us too much but if you want a lie in could be a problem. Our evening meal was good but no check to see if everything was OK and long wait to ask if we wanted a dessert at this point we were passed it. Breakfast was excellent and the young lady that served us was lovely. The surrounding area is second to none and we would return

What a fabulous evening we had. The food was excellent and the staff were so efficient and friendly. Never seen such a long list of desserts!!! Wonderful! Thoroughly recommended.

Very good quality food. Served to please the eye, as well as the taste buds. The hotel part of it is fantastic, a spacious room with a king-size bed and a roomy shower. Large carpark.

Had tea and scones. Not sure how much, wife paid. Nice location. Good area for walking / cycling. Paper plates, paper cups, wooden knife: saves washing up, I suppose. Friendly man served us. Place was clean. It's also a post office. First time there. I would go again. A few motorcyclists also there. Sit in or out. We sat outside because it was sunny. Dog friendly. Some free parking. Also a pay car park.£2.20 for 4 hours. Next to a river. Fair prices according to the menu. Woman cook / chef. Great views all round. Children's playground also there. Book exchange available.

When booking I specified that I was intolerant to dairy and wheat and that my wife was on the banting diet so no carbs. I was very surprised that no effort had been made to put on starters that I could eat. All I could choose from was Soup or the day, Chicken Liver Pate or Sticky Chicken Wings. I chose the latter. There was little to no meat on the wings and they were heavily spiced with chilli and not to my liking at all. Personally, I would have preferred, scallops, prawn cocktail or garlic prawns. My wife loved her Grilled Halloumi. For mains I chose Sirloin Steak with no tomatoes and some asparagus and my wife the Braised Lamb Henry. I asked for my steak extremely well done/cremated. It was medium to well done and not really to my liking as it was very watery as if it had been defrosted from frozen. The chips and mushrooms were good but alas the Asparagus was tinned, had that been mentioned I would have had frozen peas instead. My wife's lamb was smothered in way too much gravy and was not as good as on previous occasions. In the past we have been very happy with the food and the service at this restaurant but alas the quality of the food and the menu selection has gotten worse on each visit. We have enjoyed the times we have had here but this will become our last choice in restaurants to visit in future.