The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Ribble Valley North West

A great cafe serving delicious food and the homemade cakes are by far the best. Nice to come here for food but also a great stop add after walking the tolken trails! Lots of lovely walks around . Dog Friendly and the staff are lovely too.

Delicious ice cream and coffee in an idyllic setting. A welcome sit down in the sunshine. Served by a charming lady who was very friendly and welcoming.

Just bought a sausage, bacon and egg butty to take back home from an early morning stroll around town. I’ll be back again next weekend. That was delicious! Proper tasty meat that and generous. Isn’t worth trying to make my own any more to get one like yours. Cheers!

Updated review. Having visited a number of occasions and always enjoying today's experience not so good. I appear to have been overcharged. I did query but the girl was adamant she was correct. 2 x Sandwich Specials £6.50 each plus egg and tomato which i think are £1 each. Charged £19.80. A pity

No food as they don't serve it but the beer was as good as ever.

If you're a member of a walking group, or just out walking in the vicinity of Hurst Green or Stoneyhurst College, this place is a gem of a find just minutes away at the Gardens at Stydd. They provide super coffee and cakes, plus more if you wish, in comfortable, warm surroundings. The staff are very friendly and super efficient and it was an absolute pleasure to find it. (The Victoria Sponge was in my top three Victoria Sponges, and believe you me, I've eaten many over the years!) I could not recommend this establishment highly enough and will definitely come here again.

We stayed B&B at Greendale as part of their evening meal package with La Locanda down the road in Gisburn (details on Greendale website). In my head, I'd got the Greendale down as a bit of a means to an end - somewhere to stay that was close to the excellent La Locanda. However, Greendale very quickly became an end. The Greendale gave us a spacious, comfortable, quiet, well-equipped room with a wonderful 180-degree panoramic view across the Ribble Valley. After a good night's sleep, we had a great breakfast of mashed avocado, egg topped with smoked bacon crumb and chives. Excellent range of tea and coffee. We then went for a great 5 mile walk straight out the door and returned to Greendale for a cup of tea and a piece of cake. And what a cake it was. There's some serious cake making going on here with their talented in-house chocolatier leading the charge. As this wasn't enough, the quality of the hospitality was outstanding. Bearing in mind we stayed over on a busy Mother’s Day when the clocks had gone forward (so they'd already lost an hour of prep time), all the staff were welcoming and helpful. Looking back, there was something life affirming about our stay at Greendale. In doesn't pretend to be a part of the crowded (and over-priced) Northern boutique hotel scene. Greendale does what it does on its own terms - outstanding food and hospitality at a very competitive price.

Great throwback to old cafes. Friendly staff and a well looked after place. Lovely food and coffee done reminds me of what the 70s and 80s was.

We arrived with friends that had recommended The Whalley Wine Bar (and Wine shop). We started with visiting the wine shop, after browsing the wines through the store we got chatting to a few, very knowledgeable chaps that really knew their stuff. Lots of recommendations to sample different wines. We earmarked a few wines, but then left to get a bite to eat next door in the wine bar, to then return and make our purchases. The wine bar, on a Saturday was extremely busy (no surprise), however we were made to feel welcome and although we hadn't reserved a table, the waitress managed to make us some space with a 30 minute limit, she then managed to move bookings around, giving us a lot longer (a nice touch). From here we ordered some delicious bites to go with the wine, (Mine being a Chablis and Pate). The atmosphere was truly amazing and the service very good. We then returned to the wine shop to purchase our wines, which again, really made to feel welcome even though the shop at this point was a lot busier. All in all, a very lovely experience from both sides of this business. We live over an hour away but we're already planning our return, trust me, it's worth the drive.

We had a family celebration on Thursday lunch time at The Spread Eagle, Mellor. It was a great experience. The staff were so kind and couldn't do enough for us. The food was first class. The sitting out area that overlooks the Ribble Valley was outstanding. I could and would recommend this establishment to anyone. Thanks once again to the staff. Stuart Eggleston of Mellor.

Have stayed here before and it never fails to impress us. The food was fantastic and the room was spacious with a really comfy bed and good pillows. Will be back soon

Came in for a solo brunch on a busy Sunday. Food was perfect and the service was on point. A great addition to Clitheroe. Will be revisiting soon.

Although a good distance from our home in west Richmondshire, we decided to try this new gastropub after an event in Settle. We love inventive menus and beautiful plate presentations in addition to great taste, and found them all here. I began with the rabbit, followed by venison, finished with a pannacotta. My wife chose two starters instead of having a main - BBQ lobster and cheese souffle - finishing with sticky toffee pudding. All were delicious and beautifully-presented. Some may complain about portion size, but we found them perfect, allowing us to enjoy 3 courses without feeling sorry on the drive home. Service was top-notch too. We'll definitely make this an annual trek.

Fabulous place so relaxed friendly Great selection vegan and vegatarian food The vegan carrots cake is the best we've had. Right near Clitheroe Market so really great on market days .

Had a fantastic brunch- very busy. Lucky we booked as they were turning people away. If you haven't been get booking a place now