This review is strictly for the food hall. The beer hall to be fair is great and has a lot of beer…read moreand cider selection. I wanted to put a review of their food y'all though since it's a pretty big part. The food hall has a lot of local products- cheese, meats, sweets and other delicacies. You won't find what they sell in other stores, but it's pretty pricey. The food hall also has a cafe and tapas/wine bar. The cafe has a lot of bake goods. The bake goods aren't very good to be honest. I bought the key lime cheesecake, passion fruit tart and hummingbird cake. The key lime cheesecake did not taste like key lime at all, bland and need more sugar. For the price, it's definitely not worth it. The passion fruit tart had ok flavour but the tart was extremely hard and did not compliment the custard. The hummingbird cake was dry and the buttercream was way too sweet. The price for each of these bakes is over price compared to the quality and flavour. The service is pretty slow. It wasn't busy (was in the hall at 4pm) but I had to wait for at least 15 minutes to get any attention from 5 of the staff working there. When I tried to ask one of the staff to get my order (cause she seemed free) she said to ask the other staff serving another customer. Terrible! The food hall looks nice and at first glance very gourmet, but it severely falls short.

It could be my Lancashire roots calling out for a Cotton Mill, but I think this place is stunning…read more It's a real ale bar of epic scale with its own enormous brewery dominating the main hall, but the highlight for most people is the original mill building and machinery. These are not decorations or an applied theme but the real workings of this cotton mill. Parts reminded me of a trip to Manchesters Museum of Science and Industry, with splendid iron wheels, pistons and cables. Contrasted with modern furniture and funky light fittings this is a real treat. Onto the drinks. .. the bar is also very long and there's currently a big menu of draft beers and ciders. With 5 different ciders on draft I thought I couldhave been at a beer and cider festival. I'm looking forward to the full food menu which is apparently coming soon, when I'll be back again to update my review!

I visited this pub with my brother for a quick pint on a Saturday afternoon in Clitheroe, and…read morehappily discovered that it had real ale and was encouraging the Locale system by having local brews on offer. I tried the Moorhouses Blond Witch, and it was mighty fine. My brother was less impressed with the Timmy Taylor Landlord pint though. The place was busy, so obviously popular, but could do with a bit of upkeep in places. A typical high street pub that has the great advantage of selling decent beer (which cannot be said about some of the other pubs further up the road towards the Castle).

Friendly staff, owners. Great beers on tap, good pool room and a definate stop on a weekend pub…read morecrawl around Clitheroe!

ive been in the brown cow a few times over the years & not been impressed. i thought it wouldve…read morechanged every time i went in but the only thing that changed was the prices & the bandit.

Treated the family to an early evening meal. We did wonder if food wouldn't be available until…read morelater but we're in luck. We ordered at 5.45 - the bangers and mash tasted elegant - 3 large butchers sausages on top of a pile of mash and lashings of onion gravy. The steak pudding was generously filled and rich. The proper chips were also very good. My only complaint...it's a tad pricey, could do with knocking a couple of quid off the price of the main meals.

Edisford is woohoo and beautiful dinners for grown ups and children. What amazing Food at Edisford.read more

Brilliant hosts, food is always spot on, big portions, well worth the money, love it here :)read more

maybe 10 or 15 years ago, yes, this was the place to go. still a good place to meet the usual Clith…read morecrew. slightly offended by the fact there's a door charge

Great service with outstanding food. Server was knowledgeable and friendly. The daily specials were…read moreout of this world. My wife and I shared our meals (I had the fig and pancetta flatbread) and both were amazing. I wanted to spend the rest of the day there to eat another meal.

Great breakfast, decent price. Adding fried bread to the…read moreplate would be amazing please

Staff friendly, have BT sport's so could watch the match. Social distancing was adhered to. Great…read morebar. Good atmosphere. Has pool tables and a nice outdoor section. Nice selection of booze. Recommended fully.

Good atmosphere on a weekend night and somewhere to have a good cocktail during the latter part of…read morethe week. A little bit pretentious at times, although that might be some of the clientelle rather than the bar. Not bad for "a quick one" on the usual Clitheroe crawl!