The server was very friendly but due to language barriers, we struggled. The food was not what we…read morewere expecting. The fish had bones in it, the potatoes were very dry, the vegetable were not steamed enough with no salt/sauce - very bland, and the food made me kind of sick after we left. The prosciutto on the antipasto platter we ordered had bone chips in it. It wasn't the best experience.

Very pleasant, the staff are very friendly, good is good, most appetisers are big enough to make a…read moremeal and reasonable prices.

Nice surroundings, foods good, price is great on the saturday afternoon 2 for 1!read more

We are from Chicago and in the area for work. Food is outstanding and service is great.read more

TL;DR - Great Mediterranean restaurant, with plenty of pasta and pizza dishes to keep everyone…read morehappy. Came here for lunch with my parents. Apparently many years ago this was an Italian restaurant, and has then changed hands several times since. It's now under new ownership and is technically a "Mediterranean" restaurant, but the menu leans very heavily towards Italian with lots of pizza and pasta options. The lunch menu is basically the same as the evening menu, but with reduced prices for the pizza and pasta dishes. I went for the "Red Cat pizza" - chicken, pesto and mushrooms. Very nice, but the base was a bit tough for my liking (although I may have been spoilt by a recent trip to Naples!). My mum had the linguine bolognese which she absolutely loved, and my dad had chicken and mushroom pasta. My dad isn't normally a fan of foreign cuisine, but he absolutely loved this and raved about how good it was. We also shared a bottle of wine which was very nice indeed. Staff were very friendly and attentive, prices were very reasonable (3 main courses, plus garlic bread, a bottle wine and three coffees for under £50) and the food was very good.

I had the terrible misfortune to visit this place for a friend's birthday/leaving do last year and,…read moreas predicted of most hotel restaurants in random towns (I can say that - I'm from Leyland) it was shocking. The food was completely tasteless, everything was covered in cheese (well, apart from the pizzas, which maybe should have been) the service left quite a lot to be desired, and all in all, it definitely wasn't worth the money that my friend's parents kindly forked out for it. Unsurprisingly poor.

Pleasant enough, they don't believe in tiny portions :-) Not cheap, but very much value for money!…read moreI was asked twice if the table was just for you which I noted, but the place was packed to the gunnels ands I had to wait for a little while to be seated. It seems to be about the only place to eat in Eccleston, although there appeared to be an Italian Pizza/Pasta place down the road, I was disinclined to go in as it had no outside menu, and was hiden behind a large hedge. Not very welcoming. The pub however looked much more inviting. The staff looked stressed, and there was a minor squabble in the kitchen as I arrived. It's door is right opposite the main entrance, so there was no avoiding that! I was disappointed by the lack of Ales (just 4 shown, but one was Boddingtons and another Timothy Taylor so I don't count them), but the one I opted for was ok. They do a promotion on a Tuesday with all real ale £2! I missed out, by one day, dammit! Photo by By Jane Willis

This is a lovely character pub and eating house situated not too far from Camelot theme park…read more The menu is reasonable and food is always well presented. The downside is that the tables feel overcrowded, making it hard to move around and service takes a while which i am sure is down to this. Toilets could be better and the floor was uneven the last time i was there.

very nice clean place friendly staff and excellent foodread more

This was my second time eating at this fabulous establishment, and I love it. Both times eating…read morehere I was served quickly. As my starter I had the "Calamari Fritti" and honestly, it didn't sound the best when I ordered it, however I was recommended by a friend to try it, when I took my first bite, it felt like I was levitating out of my seat straight into the pearly gates, not because I died, but if I did it would have been because of how good it was. Don't even get me started about the "Spaghetti Bolonese". It was an explosion of flavour, and how could I forget about the environment, it's lovely. The staff are very nice and will speak to you often, they will check up on you making sure that you have a pleasant journey through the gates of heaven. Whilst writing this sentence, a staff member came up to me and we had a nice little talk, he even did a little cheeky dance! Garlic bread is out of this world, can't say anything more about it as it is perfect. The ducks outside have three territories, the big body of water, tree island and water island. Politically speaking if tree and water island got into a war, I would support tree island. Water island does have a cool lamp though.

Not great, service was ok and food was ok. The table we sat at was near the conservatory bit and it…read morewas cold. Overall just didn't enjoy it.

Love it! Great entertainment, good food and a great…read moreatmosphere. The garlic bread from there is to die for!

Situated next to one of Chorley's main car parks, it is a bit hidden even though in the town…read morecentre. The food,however is well prepared and freshly cooked. We had a good choice from the menu, and opted for a fish dish, whilst my partner went as always for the steak. Both came beautifully prepared, in fact you can see it being prepared. So i know it is cooked to my personal tastes. We didn't have a starter but opted for a sweet, i couldn't eat mine though because i was too full, my partner managed both! Good value, but book early as it gets busy if you want to go on the off chance.

A great Italian although they do English dishes as well . The food is lovely I have never been…read moredisappointed yet and there's plenty of it. The staff are friendly and helpful and will box up the half a pizza you couldn't finish! The food and drink prices are reasonable and compare to any other restaurant but they do have a Happy Hour from 5.30-6.30 and you can get any full sized meal for a fiver.I would recommend booking at weekends as it can get very busy but during the week if you can't eat straight away there isn't usually long to wait.

Fantastic Value!…read more The food is of a good standard. It is Italian with a lancashire twist; I had the black pudding starter, then pizza. The pizzas are thin crust, quite authentic Italian. This is a great place for a girls night out, the £10 Deal: 2 courses and 1/2 a carafe of house wine (or a drink of your choice) I don't think can be beaten. The wine was actually pleasant - better than I have had for £10 per bottle at some other restaurants. Not tried the Kids meals but saw that they offer 1/2 portions of adult meals at half the price - so the little ones don't have to have the usual chicken nuggets. The restaurant does get busy on the Deal days (Tues, Weds, Thurs, Sunday) so you need to book. I did find the restaurant quite noisy, on the Deal days it may not be the place for a romantic meal for two. Been back 3 or 4 times so far. Croston is a picturesque village in West Lancashire.

Fresco Fresco is small family run Italian restaurant in the charming village of Croston, Lancs. The…read moreatmosphere is warm and welcoming; the staff treat you like old friends and go out of their way to make sure you have a memorable evening. There is large menu with a choice of Pizza's, Pasta, Fish Dishes, Chicken and Steak all cooked with lovely sauces. Watch out for the famous birthday hat and happy birthday music, everybody in the restaurant will clap their hands and sing Happy Birthday to you. Try this restaurant out; you'll be coming back again and again once you do!