The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Town Centre Preston North West

Excellent, a score of six cats, well worth a visit. Cats, vegan chocolate cake and a cup of tea, what else is there in life? 😁

Absolutely amazing place When you think what this place was set up to provide and as a social enterprise for disabled people,the service and food is as good as any other cafe If you use this eatery not only will you both enjoy the food but support a very worthwhile enterprise

Absolutely amazing service and food! All family run and loads of vegan options too so everyone’s catered for. Very chatty and felt really welcomed. Lovely people and lovely service really couldn’t fault them. Keep up the amazing work will definitely see you soon :) ps the homemade soup is to die for😃

Wandered in by accident and ended up staying for ages! Had Coffee (they use Atkinson's of Lancaster) and cakes, and chilled out on the comfy couches having a catch up. Staff very friendly and helpful, really relaxed atmosphere!

The best coffee in Preston. The staff are all so knowledgable and lovely, and the coffee is always 10/10.

Foods and service is alway spot on 👍✌️🍔 would highly recommend coming for food. Drinks are always good laugh with the arcade downstairs 👾

Great atmosphere, easy to order, I went midday in a wednesday and it wasn't very busy

It’s ok. I’ve had good experiences and disappointing experiences. The often run out of items and don’t offer to substitute but the charge remains the same.

Fabulous venue from the vault to the restaurant. Food and drinks both top quality without being prohibitively expensive - friendly helpful staff too

Great selection of well kept beers to suit all tastes

lovely meal, lovely service, lovely drinks, 10/10 experience, thank you to Alex our server who made it a lovely evening

We've never been to Preston before the cafe looked nice and inviting from the kerb, inside was nice, staff curtious.its a shame food was below standard. The pie was so hard and stale, the gravy was a thick tasteless gloom. The burger was one you would get in a Pizza shop. Not good at all.

I had my reservations about going to The Tea House at 23 Cannon Street Preston as several months ago we had problems! All our food then had been delivered at different times! But as our friend whose birthday it was requested we go there for our lunch I was prepared to give it the benefit of the doubt. Bad move! The only good thing this tea house is good for is its amazing selection of teas and the occasional cake! They originally started out with teas and a snack menu and over time expanded to an overly ambitious menu! Our starter which was only garlic bread took almost 15 minutes. Then our main course arrived extremely late. 1 plate was boiling hot, 2 of the meals were luke warm and the final plate was cold and tasteless. The roast potatoes were almost black and burnt so we asked for them to be replaced with mash. Those arrived luke warm and some cold. When we first arrived at the restaurant on Saturday 11th November it seemed warm and inviting. We were sat close to the door which opened out onto the street and we would get blasts of cold air as people went and came. I believe the temps outside were 9 degrees centrigade and very cold! Worse half way through our meal we began to feel the cold more! Then we realised why the restaurant had switched off their heating!!!!!!!!!!!! The overpriced food and drink did not warrant being subjected to sub temperatures. We stupidly ordered their cakes for dessert and once again were extremely disappointed. At the end of the meal I spoke with a very young manageress who insisted our food was tested with thermometers. I've never heard such a pathetic excuse! She also said she was training 4 staff and yes the menu was over ambitious as I told her it was obvious they could not cope with the numbers! We asked for a reduction for the disastrous meal to which she said she needed to go and check it out with someone. Probably the owner! She came back and offered us each a choice of a 30g bag of tea which I found extremely insulting! I told her we would never come here again! The last few days I've been full of a cold and can only put it down to the sub temps environment I had to endure in the tea house!

Bernadette & I called in for a "Light Lunch" after we had been performing on Preston Flag Market" Our first visit to The Larder. We were made very welcome - the food was marvellous - far outweighing our expectations. The place has a wonderful relaxed atmosphere. Well done I can honestly say - never, in my 68 years, have I had a baked potato, served to me, that looked so appetising.

A very interesting and profound cafe the staff are friendly and helpful and the prices are very reasonable the cafe is in Central Methodist church on Lune Street