Book! Seriously we turned up on a thursday night for a meal and it was full. Luckily the staff are…read moreamazingly helpful and found a table for us within 5 minutes but we lucked out. Thursday night is steak night, two for 15quid but we went for the burger and lasagne. The gourment burger came with a surprise fried egg and was great value for money. The lasagne was average pub standard, but the pimms and cocktails were amazing. The 5 star rating is for the profiteroles and staff, the profiteroles are to die for, and the staff are super friendly. The atmosphere was great and the style a good mix of old and modern pub that worked really well. I would deffo come again if I was in the area.

A popular Chef & Brewer pub in the lovely village of Wrea Green, this place is as picturesque &…read moreEnglish-ified as you can get. From the outside tables, pet bowls & hanging baskets at the front, to the village church next door, all overlooking green expanses with cricketers playing and sounds coming from the duck pond. The real ale was on good from, they had Bodds, Theaks & Bombadier on draught. The menu (eat in or sit outside) is extensive, with 2 courses for £9 or 3 for £11. One small gripe is the fact that it is not an easy place to get to without a car (bus transportation is limited and does not run late at night). Parking is limited around the pub, or you can try grabbing a space around the greens. An excellent place to meet friends or enjoy a good meal. But make sure someone stays sober to drive home otherwise you could end up with a big taxi bill.

I would not recommend the food at all. The only good thing was the pate. My daughter sent her food…read moreback and received a refund. I had the hotpot which was served with clarified butter in a dish. The potatoes were described as crispy. They were awful. The service was poor and the only one who enjoyed the food was my dog.

Staff were chatting amongst themselves before serving me. The food had been sat under the heaters…read morefor too long that the mashed potato had a crust and the roast potatoes were rock hard. The turkey was incredibly dry. The only reason they scored above a 1 is because of my previous visits. Won't be going again in a hurry.

Great little pub for a spot of lunch. They also offer some cask ales for those that aren't driving…read more Food came quickly and good sized portions. Certainly worth a stop if you are peckish or just need a pub with nice surroundings

Another pub that has gone to be more of a restaraunt.The pub is a Thwaites house and only sells…read moretheir beers.The pub serves food each day from a good menu plus there is a carvery which i am told is first class and at a very low price.The pub is situated just short of M55 at the Fleetwood junction.The pub sells Thwaites cask beers.

This was the first time that i had been in this pub and i dont think i shall be rushing to…read morereturn.The pub is looking for a new lease holder and it seems that the pub is not being looked after as it should be.The bar had lots of hard dried beer on it and the floor was dirty as if it had been mopped with dirty water.How ever having said all that the beer i was served was top class,lets hope the pub gets a new landlord soon.

This pub is not in Poulton St. Preston!!!read more