Great food , choose from a selection of meals, 2 for £6 great full english breakfast includes black…read morepudding, no real ales but drinks are reasonably priced and the staff are friendly.

The Royal is a great pub in Cleveleys with a food and drinks bar on the ground floor and a…read morerestaraunt upstairs.I have eaten here many times and have always been very satisfied.They have a choice of cask beers which i found to be in good condition.

To all who are thinking of visiting this venue. It was by far up there in my top ten of relaxing…read morefriendly atmosphere and service food was tasty and well presented can not fault the smiles from the waiting staff and as we were sat at the window the sunset was to die for so go along and enjoy as we did thank you again to all involved Debbie Davies

7 of us went here for a birthday meal out and had the worst treatment from the duty manager, we…read morewere all absolutely disgusted in the way he spoke to us. It may be cheap food and drinks, but it is not worth it to be spoken to like that

Luckily for us, we live 5 mins walk away from The Tramway so have ample opportunity to sample the…read moredelights of the carvery! The quality of the food has always been consistently high - as a fussy meat-eater, it always suprises me how much I enjoy the beef and turkey as I have been to expensive restaurants and eaten worse-cooked more gristly meat. The selction of vegetables is brilliant - not too wide that you feel overfaced but more than enough to suit the tastes of adults and children alike. Caulifolwer cheese, roast potatoes, boiled potatoes, peas, green beans, carrots, sweetcorn and an absolutely delicious thick rich gravy which you ladle out yourself - so feel free to drown the stuffing balls and yorkshire pudding in it! What drives the price of your meal up is obviously the amount of drinks you have. Drinks are priced at normal pub prices and, although the bar staff are not the most efficient or well-organised, it does not detract from the value of the place. Downsides to the Tramway are the peculiar, split-level layout which is not great for anyone with mobility problems. Certain areas are well lit and tables by the (smallish) windows are bright - but there are equally areas of darkness which are a problem for members of my family with visual impairments. The music blasted over the speakers can, occasionally be overly loud - especailly if you are sat near the speakers, but a quick word with management usually sorts this out! I've never been tempted to try food off the menu - although we have had some of the desserts which were standard pub fare and neither exceptional nor bad. All in all, for a cheap meal in a very relaxed atmosphere, you cannot beat the Tramway carvery. Fantastic for families

My partner and I have visited this restaurant every two weeks for the last 12 months, we like…read moreCleveleys and have tried other restaurants in the area, only to be left disappointed by most. I personally wasn't over-struck with the place on my first visit, it was my first taste of a carvery anyway, I found the restaurant a little dark and I could hear two of the bar staff moaning about another member of staff, but in general I was satisfied with the food and the price was very very reasonable. The more we visited, the more we liked the Tramway, I find the bar staff friendly and helpful and the carvery-servers are pleasant too, okay they sometimes look a little messy, but they are cutting meat up and bringing vegetables and gravy out all day. If we have needed anything, then we have politely asked the staff and they are happy to help. We have never had to wait long to be served, I think the longest amount of time we have waited was maybe 5/6 minutes, which isn't bad. I have just read previous reviews and find it quite amusing how people can still complain when carveries are one of the cheapest meals in the current situation Some people are never happy though.

Excellent service every time we go, food is always hot and staff are always really helpful, good…read moremenu to choose from and your never waiting long for your food also excellent car parking facilities, would defiantly recommend this restaurant

The victoria has been a good pub for the past few years,being well managed and the beer prices…read morebeing one pound a pint cheaper than other local pubs. However a manager left who had been there for quite a few years and it seems that they are having trouble finding a suitible replacement and this has shown in the quality of the drinks.

Friendly staff. Cheap drinks - £2.08 a pint of lager. Good food (served weekends only) Dog…read morefriendly. Quiz nights are fun and busy.

This pub was the Last Orders but has recently been sold and is now in some pub group. The pub has…read morehad a small refurb but is nothing special and seems to have lost some of its trade.There are handpumps on the bar but not in use,the person serving said real ale did not sell so that means no more visits by me and my friends.

This was a pub built as a free house but was sold after a couple of years and became part of the…read moreBASS brewery eatate untill the modern day pub companies took over and we all know how they have ruined the industry.The pub now seems to be run for functions and coach parties and not really a place where you would just go for a drink.My friend went to a function there and said the catering was good but left after the food to go for a drink.

A little out of the way, but its a nice location for a quiet country pub,i have been several times…read moreover the years and i have never seen it busy.The beer selection is average and there are improvements to be made.Not tried the food but it looked reasonable,but there are so many other places in the area with good reputations,its hard to choose!

A nice and welcoming place! The staff Got my order wrong but they remade the dish! The food was…read moregreat. The gammons the best. I would recommend this place for food.

A nice place to go for a quiet lunch, family meal or celebration - the trick is to time it right!…read moreWeekday lunchtimes are generally fairly quiet, with groups of elderly people, work colleagues and small groups of people enjoying a nice meal. There are always offers on - usually 2 meals for £5 or similar - and the portion sizes are large so it is a great deal. Weekends are usually very busy, often with larger family groups. Certain days like Mothers Day/Fathers Day and Easter Sunday are ridiculously busy and probably best avoided at peak times. Certainly if you have a group size of more than 6, it would be worthwhile asking for a table to be reserved. The layout of the pub is quite good. The majority of louder people tend to congregate in the sports bar/pool room which is separated from the main lounge by a door, so keeps the noise down. There is a smaller area of the lounge with a TV showing sports and this often has small groups of people having a quiet drink. The larger side of thel iunge is the food area and is very comfortable. It is split-level with the higher level containing tables and sofa-bench seats around the walls, the lower area is set up as you would expect a restaurant/cafe to be with tables and chairs. You order both food and drink at the bar - the food is then served to your table, you do not need to collect it. Bar prices are standard pub prices and there is a wide range of drinks available - often with promotions. Often holds family fun days in the Summer and has plenty of parking spaces. All in all, a good value, friendly, relaxed pub -definitely recommended