The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Fylde North West

We traveled from the US to Poulton-le-Fylde England for a wedding. The night before we walked to the Greedy Badger for dinner and I am glad we did. The food was excellent. For starters my wife and I shared the Pate and the Belly Pork Dippers (Chunks of crisp slow roasted belly pork with a dipping apple gravy) - which were delicious. For our main course my wife enjoyed the Beef Stroganoff and I had the Lasagne. It was served in a small round cast iron bowl which kept my meal was piping hot the entire time - I appreciated that! For dessert we had sticky toffee pudding - an English classic. Traditional English pub as far as beer goes, so you can't really go wrong, and the wine was fine although the selection was very small. We were there just before the rush hour which was nice. Our server was a very friendly woman who took the time to properly answer our questions. When she didn't know the answer she went and asked for us. If you find yourself near Blackpool in England take the 10 minute drive to the Greedy Badger.

Being local this is one of favourite places to go, we are aware they are "dog friendly". What was so disappointing yesterday is that for a small place there were THREE dogs in it and not under the table (which is meant to the rule)... One retriever was really large and would never have been anywhere near to fitting under the table. As I'm extremely allergic we left. I was ill after what should have been a pleasant start to the day. As our nieces are scared stiff of dogs it's also off our places to go list when we have them visit. Aside from the unhygienic matter of dogs around food, there's the fear factor for some and allergy factor for others. I know people with dogs think they are owed a living and treat them like humans.... But they're not human , they still lick their asses, they smell and their hair does shed..... All in places people are paying to eat!!! We won't be back.

No orange gin...ran out. No flavoured alternative other than rhubarb. Staff couldn't tell me what tonic water brand they had. They didn't actually seem to understand what tonic water was (2 teens waiting on and 1 older bartender who didnt seem to be English so slight language barrier). All nice people but pretty clueless about drinks. No atmosphere. So many other options in lytham so won't be returning.

Beautiful setting and used to be a good friendly pub for walkers and cyclists looking to stop off for a couple of beers. These days it would seem your money is not welcome unless you are a resident In the pub or dining here, for a little country pub it's become very pretentious. Fear not there are three further pubs in the village that will make you feel welcome to spend your money instead.

Breakfast at the plumb tree is excellent, and are made to feel very welcome by Maddie and Sandra, their hospitality is excellent.

This has been a regular place for us to have lunch for a few years but sadly things have really gone downhill recently. I’m not sure what type of “cheese” is used in their dishes but it was absolutely tasteless. The pork pie on their version of ploughman’s contained an egg which was not mentioned on the menu and was grey and rubbery. The roll had no butter and there was a small amount of grated cheese. Not cheap and definitely not worth the price. So sad as the environment is lovely. Please try harder Lytham Hall.

Great food and staff! Well behaved dogs are welcomed.

Just in for the cask ales today ( first time in this spoons and it didn't disappoint 🍻)

Always go in Caffè Nero when we are in St Anne's, good service and I do love the coffee, it's also dog friendly which is a bonus...

Great pub, lovely atmosphere. What is worth mentioning is the exceptional staff. So friendly and welcoming! Highly recommended!

We had a table for 10 at Sunday lunch time. As this pub is off the high street it was calm and un-crowded which was a bonus on a sunny day in Lytham. Food & drinks were ordered at the bar which was fine as there were plenty of attentive staff around. Food came quickly and was delicious. We had roast dinners, fish & chips, burgers & Caesar salad. All were great. Plenty of space inside and outside in the sun too.

Lovely pub. Took my dog in, the lady gave her a bowl of water and some treats. Really friendly and helpful.

This was by far a most disappointing visit. My wife had the smallest piece of quiche I have seen with salad and coleslaw. I had the toughest baked potato with just enough cheese to recognise the filling, again with a very small salad. I struggled to cut the baked offering and only persevered because we had waited that long to get the food our tea was nearly cold. I could not recommend eating here. Why did we eat it ? we had waited that long after a long walk I could have eaten a chair, that might have been better. A total waste of time and money.

Firstly, great music and DJ at this venue, which makes the place vibrant and popular. Drinks prices are extortionate when they are being served by miserable staff who don’t want to be there on a Saturday night! The regular clientele are wild and put on a performance for the seated guests. And toilet facilities are inadequate. Too many door staff on their phones and when you speak to them, they are damn right rude! Lytham is a lovely place and the DJ is the best thing about the place.

We have been numerous times before and enjoyed the food, especially carvery, and varied menu. My husband had the burger, our daughters had the buttermilk chicken burger, small plate honey chicken and steamed dumplings - all fantastic 👍. I had the Mexican beef wrap, very disappointed - dry plain beef, no lime mayo or coriander. I sent it back and got another, this time it had a mayo sauce but the beef seemed dry still and bland. I'm not a fussy eater but couldn't eat it. The staff were apologetic and very nice, offered us a free cake, much to the delight of my daughters! We've had the carvery before and I will come again but will choose wisely from the menu