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

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.

Called in for first time.Nice welcome young lady police & courteous.Simply enjoyed 2 coffees & croissant.The best pastry I have ever tasted.Just disappointing the music was not of French origin! I.missed the accordion.playing but otherwise clinically clean including the toilets with the unusual sink & recommended...

Very limited gluten free options unfortunately, on arrival instead on going through what l could eat they just put a full allergens menu infront of me that l had to go through myself, when I went to order the man said 'everything is done in the same fryer but that will be ok won't it?' Unfortunately anyone with coeliac disease or an tolerance to gluten will know that is not ok so l just had goats cheese on toast starter as my meal, would not recommend unfortunately, I felt discriminated and felt embarrassed infront of my group of friends.

Closed down, don't waste your time going. This business is no longer trading, it's a shame because it looks lovely. The abbey is still open but not the café

Amazing food and coffee. Really nice friendly staff

This is an amazing looking hotel, which we have enjoyed visiting a couple of times. Our room was lovely, overlooking the river and the reception hall is stunning. However, the food we were served was, at best very poor quality. The starter was described as pan fried King Scallop for £14.95 was intriguing, as it hadnt been pan fried and wasnt a King Scallop. What appeared to be re-heated and/or microwaved fish followed as the main course. Very poor indeed. We ate here as part of a package of bed, evening meal and breakfast, and we felt really short changed. On reflection, I would stay here again, but not eat here. The Aspinall Arms, just across the road is a much better place for food. Overall, fancy prices, fancy menu but the food was very, very disappointing.

Went here for a funeral recently and all OK, atmosphere seemed fine, but got to admit, having to sort putting your car information in due to car park isn't the best thing to do when you've just arrived back from a funeral. This may be due to a private company owning the car park, but as a small village it seemed a little out of the ordinary when street offer 2 hours.