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

I went for a breakfast and was tempted by the numerous of items for sale. Will look out for any…read morefuture relevant events. Close to the tram stop.

If there is any Irish in you, then you will love the Irish Heritage Centre. This pub is one of the…read moreliveliest pubs, and does very well out of its Irish heritage. It also consistently schedules a fantastic range of live music, from Irish folk bands, to more modern Indie style groups who perform a range of covers. I once ended up joining a group of drunken Irish - such memories. Definitely have a look in though - you never know what will happen.

Not sure why I haven't reviewed this place yet. Due to the close proximity of Nawaab rarely do I…read moreventure into these neck of the woods. Not too dissimilar to the aforementioned this place has a function room or events and is of the buffet restaurant variety. The food is of decent quality, much better than those student chinese buffet style scenarios (I know that's not saying much but still..) My personal fav were the chicken pakoras... not too oily and the meat was very tender and delicious. Not much else to say apart from the fact that there's ample parking space behind joint. Definitely place to go if you're starving and don't want to fork out more than £20 for a hearty filling meal.

had a great time out with the boys, everyone enjoyed the food and service. top stuff. easily one of…read morethe best around

The Well Barn comprises a small collection of local businesses in the heart of Litlle Crosby, a…read morequaint village just outside of Crosby and under ten miles from the centre of Liverpool. There is an authentic rural feel here as the winding roads have restricted speeds and there are no street lights. The Well Barn courtyard is easily located off the main street and houses a diverse mix of shops including: a craft shop, a holistic therapy and well being store, Corinthian furniture and a plumbing company. The stableyard itself is often used s an event space for community gatherings such as the recent summer fete. It's a really beautiful area with a lovely relaxed atmosphere. The Well Barn is easily accessed from Liverpool or Southport but retains the peace of the countryside.

The park and the buildings are very beautiful. They really turn back the time…read more The botanical gardens are open now and are very nice but not very big. There are several fairs are held in the Pavilion Gardens such as the Fine Food Fairs, Farmers' Markets, Art & Craft Fairs, Antique Fairs, etc. Also the tourism information center is there.

As the website and the entrance signs say - Pavilion Gardens is a 'great free family day out.'…read more This historic park is situated in the centre of Buxton and is constantly full of locals walking dogs or taking their children out to play as well as a variety of tourists, from families on a day out, cyclists taking a short break to photographers and artists wanting to capture a slice of nature. There is a pay and display car park at one side of the gardens, however as it is centrally located you can easily walk to it from most hotels and the town centre. For tourists new to the area, there is a Tourist Information Centre which will provide you with lots of information about Buxton and the surrounding Peak District area. Hundred of events are held within the gardens over the year, mainly located in the Octagon Hall. These included farmers markets and fetes etc. during my visit a few weekends ago there was an Art based festival taking place where clothing, photographs, jewellery, furniture and other art works were being displayed and some offered for sale. For those searching for a little more fun suitable for the younger generations, there is a large park fully equipped with swings and slides as well as a miniature train which offers rides around one section of the park. If you're wanting to stop for a short refreshment break there are plenty of places to pick from, including outside and inside cafes serving both hot and cold food as well as ice creams. On my next trip to Buxton I will definitely be heading back here as there was plenty of things I didn't get to see.

Capernwray Hall, stately home and residence of the Founder…read moreof Toarch Bearer Community, Major Ian Thomas. After World War II where he served as an army officer in Germany with the British Army of The Rhine, he dedicated his life and his fortune, mainly his residence and whole property, the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Lancaster home Capernwray Hall, to serve as the central unit to all his enormous religious activities, founding lots of bible school places and establishing regional and local sections of his Toarch Bearer Fellowship all over the world. Here it all began, in 1946, when he set out to buy the castle and to converte it into what it is now, the heart of his sacred movement.

Last night a friend of mine and I were assaulted by the door service operators for discussing a wet…read morefloor sign. Please be careful, it was an extremely scary experience of one which we have never experienced before nor expected. It seems the badge comes with the presence of being able to do whatever they want when they want to in here.

I have eaten here several times (once a year as I come for a local convention), and each time has…read morebeen more mediocre than the last. As a frequent world traveler, I have many times been to Italy and honestly, this was just run-of-the-mill for me. Though the food is tolerable (adequate is probably the word I'm looking for), the service has never been great. This is partially cultural, but partially just bad business. When I spend money to go out to a meal, I expect the service to be excellent EVERY time, from start to finish. Tonight's experience was disappointing, to say the least. The meal I shared this evening was with 13 friends whom again, I and my family see only once per year. When the waiter came to take my order, I started by ordering a water to drink as in the states, it's customary to give drink orders first when asked. The waiter berated me in front of the whole table, saying he was only taking orders for FOOD and REAL DRINKS not water. I said I was also ready to order my starter and my entree, and he tried to make a big joke out of it. I'm quite sure he didn't expect me to answer him back the way I did! My father was ready to walk out and leave, but again, we wanted to eat with this group. I was finally able to order, and not once during the meal were those of us with water asked if we'd like a water refill (though alcohol was freely offered and flowing amongst other table members). During our whole meal, it felt as if we were being rushed to order more or leave. As some of our party were waiting on their desserts, still I had to flag down a different waiter to get another water. Truly sad that a local "favorite" to so many folks lacks the customer service to ever get my business again. Truthfully, I was given better service at Nando's down the road just a few days prior than at this much more expensive, sit-down "authentic" Italian restaurant. Though servers are paid a more livable wage here in the U.K., unfortunately, in tonight's case, that seemed to translate into lackluster---if not rude---service towards a table that could have earned them a large gratuity.

This was authentic italian food. Very reasonably price.good, good service. Would recommend.read more

I went to a wedding at Arley Hall last week and it was a spectacular venue to get married…read more The only reason I'm marking it down to 4* is because as a non-driver and a singleton it would have been very expensive to get there myself, as the public transport links aren't great. Luckily, I got a lift to and from the venue with friends but otherwise it would have been £50 in a taxi each way. So that's the moan out of the way. The rest was brilliant and to anyone looking for a wedding venue, you should definitely consider here. The main house, where the ceremony and meal were, was very pretty. The food was very tasty, particularly the sticky toffee pudding. Service was also very good. The back where the pictures were taken is gorgeous and provides a beautiful backdrop for wedding photos - official or unofficial! The evening do was in the Olympia Hall which is a nice size. Has a bar, nice area for DJ/dancing and an upstairs bit with sofas and room for a photo booth. I'll put up a few photos shortly.

Although we didn't pay to go into the hall and gardens themselves, even through cafe alone is well…read moreworth a visit if you're in the area. My friend and I had been on a 6 mile hike that started and ended at the hall, and it made for the perfect finish. The celeriac soup was delicious, but everything on offer looked great. Be mindful that they do stop hot food at 3, but we turned up at 3.20 and as they hadn't turned anything off yet they were more than happy to serve us. The cakes looked lovely too and if I'd have had room for dessert I would have had one without hesitation!