The food was nasty to be honest the burgers was over cooked and the roast was hard and the potatoes…read morewere like char and I had to spit my food in to napkin and it took along time for food to come out and I would swear the Sunday roast was from a microwave meal and my friends fry could of been better and not enough high chairs

Another good pre-club bar in Blackpool! Right in the town centre next to the main taxi rank it's…read moreimpossible to miss. They do a great range of drinks and have a really good cocktail list to compliment, which are on offer if you go in early on in the evening! DJs are on at the weekend to really get you going for the night ahead. As with everywhere in Blackpool it can get crowded later on in the evenings befroe everyoen migrates to the bigger clubs!

A stones throw from my sisters house in Poulton The Castle Gardens is the local pub and eatery…read more It's family friendly, which is excellent for my niece and nephew, but means that it's so busy - all the time! The food is traditional pub fare, some good dishes and some that missed the mark for me. I've been here a lot over the years and this time, although my bangers and mash were 'OK', it has been better on other occasions. It's good in the summer though, as there's a nice outdoor seating area.

Busy and popular pub that specialises in good food and a relaxed atmosphere (it's like sitting on…read moreyour sofa at home). Does real ale, including the odd festival, although I have noticed a decline in the beer standard & selection there recently. Service is good when it's not packed, but when it is expect delays! Definitely a place for middle-class, middle-aged folk like me who enjoy a decent drink and chat without having their eardrums assaulted by loud music or children. Visited again 5/6/10 for a pint of Greene King Thirsty Dragon (admirably dispensed as part of a breast cancer charity campiagn), the beer being slowly served and chemically-tasted. Not a great advert for real ale - the place isn't what it used to be as far as decent beer is concerned. This pub has such a striking location, it is such a shame that it continues to deteriorate and exude an increasing lack of class. The more I visit, the less likely I am to return.

Situated just off the motorway where the M55 and M6 meet, it was an ideal halfway meeting place to…read moremeet my friend who lives in Blackpool, with myself coming from Salford. We arrived around 12.30 on a Friday afternoon, and although busy with office staff grabbing lunch and families enjoying their half term holiday, we still got seated immediately and had our food on the table within 15 mins of ordering. Nice decent sized portions of pub grub, friendly staff and there is even a Wacky Warehouse if you have children to entertain.

came on a Sunday with the family tried ordering food half of which they didn't even have In…read more Daughter wanted to try a couple mocktails and they was so disappointing just juice in a glass no flare about it sure it was just cordial in a cup

Service is always good. The Black Bull was recently renovated so it is comfy inside and has a patio…read morefor outside dining / drinking. They have NA selections so you can go along if you don't want to drink alcohol. Food is pub food, but pretty good.

Service is good, ambiance is good. Food was always reasonably good but I cant say that now. We had…read morethe most disgusting Sunday slow roast beef ribs so I do not recommend you eat that!!

Possibly the best real ale pub in Garstang with up to five real ales some changing weekly.The pub…read morehas a reputation for its catering and the bar snacks are top class.The pub is veryclean and bright and has a good atmosphere.Worth a visit after a walk round the market.

Nice and pleasant on a Friday night. They do a good pint and the food is also good.read more

Having dined here on several occasions I have to say it is one of the best in the area, not only…read morefor food, but also the level of service is second to none and with value deals such as a free bottle of wine with two meals this is a firm favourite when it comes to eating out

The Crofters is very much a family pub situated on the outskrits of Barrow on the Holbeck estate…read more The menu is ok, but keep an eye on the specials chalked on the boards in the restaurant for some particularly good stuff. Very good if you have kids and looking for somewhere nicer to eat. Prices are probably in the moderate to high for the area, but the quality, portions and service is equally up there.

This is a traditional British Pub more than a mile from the main town area of Blackpool. My friends…read morehad heard they had lady who makes traditional Thai food. When we arrived there was a whole page of the menu devoted to Thai food. While two of the pages are more the usual food you would expect to find in a pub. I ordered Thai Green Curry and it was on par with my favourite Thai Green Curry that I can get in central Manchester. Well worth a visit if you are in Blackpool and want a different experience. The pub itself wasn't quiet but the size of it means you can find an area to yourself and food is served most days until 8pm.

Best pub in Blackpool they allowed dogs in too really friendly landlady and landlord the food is…read moreamazing Sunday lunch is definitely worth a visit u can't get more for your money in town love the place Simon and Michael xx

Terrific pub , tons of seating , good beer selection and deserved reputation for good food & the…read morebest in the area pub quiz each Thursday

Ulverston has so many pubs, it can be hard to keep up…read more We visited on a Saturday night - turns out a Saturday night in Ulverston is hip, hop and happening at the Farmers Arms. It was packed to the rafters; not exactly the atmosphere we were looking for, but when last orders are 11-12pm, you have to stick it out. We managed to find a table towards the back of the pub, away from the speakers, and settled in for a few drinks. The music was ramped up in volume quite dramatically at one point, but when that means the whole pub (and I mean everyone!) joins in with Living on a Prayer, who cares? Group karaoke is the way forward. I've heard good things about the food and was happy to spend my time here, though it's not a great advert for a night out in the middle of the Lake District!