The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Lower Lune Valley Lancaster North West

I stopped for rehydration after a workout. I had the 'pineapple express' which was refreshing and tasty. Price was not too bad at £5.50

Stayed here for 2 nights, welcoming at check in and very friendly. Reminded reception that we had a dog with us which I had previously contacted the hotel about to be told there was no charge, however now there was a charge of £10 per night. Our room was small (we booked the standard) however it looked nicely decorated and homely. We noticed that once we put the lights on that there were multiple marks on the walls, splashes, damage to the door going into the bathroom which meant the door no longer had a lock just a handle and unfortunately the silicone in the shower was very mouldy. Our first nights sleep wasn’t great, it turns out that the window in room 2 next to the door is damaged which prevents it from sealing shut which allows in all of the noise from the fan/condenser from the walk in freezer which is bellow and the traffic noise from the road which is a main road and is busy from 5am. Our second nights sleep was better but I’m sure that was because we were exhausted from a poor nights sleep the previous night and a busy day walking. We just felt that the room which does not include breakfast is not worth it. The room was tired and grubby in need of a revamp. The small stream outside our bathroom window saved the trip, the view was beautiful and such a relaxing noise. We also choose to stay for dinner in the restaurant on our first night. The restaurant is small and has a country feel. It is however definitely not a seafood or steak pub, a very small menu with at least 3 different flavour pies on and another on the specials board. Only 1 steak on the menu which just happens to be a 6oz fillet priced at £35. My partner is gluten free, I informed the restaurant when making my reservation a week prior to our stay, there were only 3 GF options on the menu. Steak, battered haddock or a chicken and mushroom dish. Well, because he also has a mushroom allergy and refuses to pay £35 for a steak haddock it was. He said it tasted lovely, light and fresh. However within an hour of eating it he suspected that he had been glutened unable to prove but the rest of the night wasn’t great for him. I had the burger, it was tasty but nothing spectacular, bought in fries and coleslaw but not, just red cabbage mixed with mayo and a little gem lettuce leaf. £25 for 2 pints of cider and a double gin and tonic sums up the pricing. All in all, not worth it. Go to the Cross Keys up the road, better value and so much more choice. To add breakfast to your booking which I was unable to do when making it is £15 a head. We decided against this, as the previous nights dinner put us off. Too sum it up, the photos on the website and on booking.com are outdated and the advertisement of a seafood and steak pub is so far from the truth. Great location could have been an amazing break away for us but lacked a lot. The car park is terrible and full of pot holes which isn’t great. I was going to mention all of the above when we checked out however at reception we were not asked how our stay was and payment was pushed through quickly.

Jo and Andy are a fabulous landlady and landlord. The food and service is great and nothing is too much trouble for them! Brilliant pub!

Lovely village pub with a great food menu. The portions are good the food we chose was delicious all freshly home made. Absolutely no complaints. Good place for all families , and they have plenty of games to keep the children occupied.

Excellent quality coffee and tea didnt expect the member of staff to greet me in Welsh which was a nice suprise Friendly staff

We had booked to meet a friend who lives down the road from the pub for Sunday lunch. Upon entering I noticed that the towels were on all three beer pumps, upon asking if there was any beer, the young man behind the bar informed me that there was not. The second young man obviously had a streaming cold, continually wiping his running nose with either the back of his hand or in the collar of his T-shirt. My wife wanted to leave immediately (she is a nurse and hygiene comes first) But we stayed after informing the young man with the cold (politely) to wash his hands and that we didn’t want him to serve our drinks. No beer so I opted for tap Guinness, my wife asked for a glass of Shiraz, it was obvious the young man had no idea what that was, I said ‘it’s red wine’ he said. ‘We only have these’ and one by one pulled out just three options, none of which he could either read of pronounce. We opted for the Cabernet Sauvignon, which he completely gave up on trying to say, and was the only one of the three bottles with more than a glass left in! All this time his nose was running and he was serving drinks, I did say to him, you shouldn’t be here, you should go home to bed, ‘I know he replied’ We ordered dinner, all three Sunday beef roast, two well done and one rare. When they arrived I was sort of taken aback. Mine looked rare and okay, the other two well done. But the Yorkshire puddings were flat, mine was even floppy, not even risen. The beef (although looking nice) was tough, and it might of helped if the knives had been sharp. It was a very amateurish attempt at cooking Sunday dinner. One young lad came over and asked is there anything you would like, I asked for another pint of Guinness, oh sorry, the barrel is off now, he replied. I have to be totally honest, it is the worst Sunday roast I have ever had in a pub, and no beer, a young chap with his nose dripping… Not a happy experience.

Food was good, big portions and good value for money. My ribs and chicken wings were ok but wished I’d got the steak pie as my partner got that and it was lovely! The place itself had a really nice atmosphere and the staff were really friendly. Would recommend a visit 👍🏻