Never in my 15 years of coming to Clitheroe, have I EVER had such lovely customer service! My…read moreraspberry bakewell was delightful and had the perfect amount of jam . Most importantly, the customer service really stood out to me. A young maiden who served me was called Franciene anf she was so kind and helpful thag it really made my day! My fellow companions were also STARSRUCK by her kindness. Guys please come here, it is a WONDERFUL place. Truly the epitome of home ‍.

Serious coffee and baked goods. I had a "regular latte", which came in a mug the size of a cereal…read morebowl! Absolutely no bitterness to the coffee-it was perfect! The pumpkin loaf was moist with just the right balance of spice and sweet. Absolutely beautifully done on all points. Very comfortable and cozy little seating area. Free WiFi. Charming!

I was last in Jimmy Clitheroes in 2004 and I liked it. A great wee cafe in a great wee town. Food…read morewas good, reasonably priced and staff were friendly. No complaints. I went back in 2014 and it's changed it's name and didn't have as good a reputation.

A really friendly family run this cafe. There homemade cakes…read moreand scones melt in the mouth. Excellent value for money. What more can I say?.

Went there today 31st March the food and service was excellent keep the good work up. John&Margaretread more

A great spot for breakfast in Waddington - next door down from the Waddie Arms…read more It's small and cozy and our party of 10 pretty much took over the front area. As fast paced city folk (from DC and Hong Kong), it seemed like the food and coffee came out a bit slowly but it gave us a minute to sit down, relax and remember that we don't need to be in a rush ALL of the time. I had a full English - my first of the trip - and it was delicious -- I substituted the black pudding for an extra egg. The yolks were so orange and the butter on toast so yellow -- just a little reminder that all is right in the world. Mmmhmm.

Excellent food, very good service with the food delivered quicker than expected given how busy the…read morerestaurant was and very friendly staff members. I'll happily go back there regularly, and would highly recommend it.

The Emporium was recommended by a friend which I'm grateful for as we might not have found it…read moreotherwise. It's a multi-level brasserie and bar with a cool and unusual appearance. Our starters were massive so go easy here if you're not starving - my gnocchi with nduja was great - a generous amount of sausage and some delicious broccoli to balance the dish which almost stole the show. Some lovely rocket paired with my main - chicken milanese again nearly stole the show. The milanese was a tad burnt underneath but overall was very nice. Bf was impressed by his large portion of properly layered nachos to start and his pizza was good too. Service was pretty slow and we had to go down to the bar to get our bill paid in the end, but we were still out in less than two hours and considering how busy they were the food didn't take that long.

called in late one Saturday afternoon for tea and cake (as you do) and ended up with a very nice…read moretoasted crumpet for me, plus a bun for my companion. and tea for two of course. excellent quality, good service and nice place. Will return.

We are in Clitheroe visiting family at least twice a year and we never miss stopping in…read moreShackleton's to have a look around the gift shop and then have lunch in the Pavilions cafe. We were in today and I was a bit disappointed at the new menu, mostly because the croque monsieur is always my go-to. I had the beef brisket instead and it was very nice. Everyone at our table was pleased with our food. We didn't have hot drinks today but stopped in for coffees a few days ago and they were as gorgeous and tasty as always! My only critique-I keep hoping they will add noise reducing panels to the ceiling. It is very noisy and hard to even have a conversation at times when it is busy, which is most times!

At 4.30pm on Saturday 22 January, we drove by Shackletons and decided to bob into the Pavilion…read morecoffee shop and restaurant, part of Shackleton's garden centre. The garden centre and coffee house was open until 5.30pm according to the opening hours displayed on the door but staff clearly wanted to get out early and didn't appreciate us making this that bit more difficult. When we walked in, they looked at us as though we'd just arrived by Boeing and ordered a five course meal but were visibly relieved yet still a little disgruntled when we ordered hot chocolates. Just a few minutes after, a cheesed off looking blonde woman brought over our chocolate which I have to say, was gorgeous; served in a large mug with a generous dusting of chocolate and a complimentary, bizarre tasting biscuit. However, it was difficult to enjoy when she immediately turned on the vacuum cleaner and started vacuuming round our feet, making conversation almost impossible. At the same time, another happy staff member wiped tables around us and started moving and scraping tables and chairs. They could not have made us feel any more unwelcome if they had stood beside the table repeatedly asking, Are you finished yet? Have you finished? Come on hurry up. We're closing We were finished by just after 5.00pm and even before we'd manage to get our coats on, staff started wiping our table and rearranging the chairs. The coffee house entrance leads back into the main entrance of the garden centre and three staff members eyed us and were visibly annoyed when I decided to nip to the loo before we left and one muttered that they'd just been cleaned so mind the wet floor. The toilet floor was wet however, nothing else in there looked like it had been cleaned for days. The soap dispenser was actually dusty, as were the waste and sanitary bins and the towel dispenser. When I came out of the loos and we exited the main building, staff started locking up and switching off before we'd even made it to the car park and it was still only 5.15pm. For those who aren't familiar with Shackletons, it is an incredibly overpriced and have-yourself-on home and garden centre. The prices there are extortionate and extend to the Pavilion coffee shop and restaurant so it's no surprise I'm not remotely impressed with the way staff treat customers with contempt. Next time we're fancying a hot chocolate, it'll be ASDA cafe. At least £1 cheaper and served by staff who will at least pretend they're pleased to see you.

best pork pies in town, love the tucker, ladies!read more

A fantastic place to eat great service and great afternoon tea fully recommend the scones with jam…read moreand cream are to die for will be back soon

A common haunt of the slightly older generation in Clitheroe. Nice food, presentation, staff are…read morepolite and helpful.

Homemade cakes to die for!!!read more