Always a queue for the hot pastry counter, which must be good. I personally recommend sausage +…read morebean melt, corned beef pasty, and the sausage rolls. Yummy yummy

Excellent bakery in town. Unfortunately you do have to ensure you get there before the main…read morelunchtime rush if you want a decent selection because they do sell out quickly. However they are superbly priced, and generally the food is of good quality. A cheaper alternative lunchtime snack, and nice bread and other baked products to take home with you. A family favourite in our household.

Excellent cafe near the pleasure beach in blackpool, looks like it has been recently renovated to a…read morehigh standard.you order you food from the counter,It has a varied menu and competitively priced. The breakfast was delicious and enjoyed over 5 continuous mornings.Would definatley recommend this cafe if you are in the area. The daily special was also good value and very nice. YUM YUM

Having only been for breakfast I have to say that this cafe is quite nice. It`s very clean and the…read morefood/service is great. It did cost however 90p for a can of pop, which I consider to be quite a lot. The owner is great and very friendly and I noticed that people that work in the area were also having breakfast there, so that speaks for itself. Price of the food was reasonable, and pretty much average for Blackpool, but the quality was much better than the breakfast we had the day before from a different cafe.

When I found out Lancaster had its own Yelp page, I was overjoyed! I was less thrilled to find…read moreGreggs listed at the top of our eateries... C'mon Lancaster! We can do better than that! And The Cornish Bakery certainly is. Wonderful freshly made pies, pastries and cakes to keep the Lancaster faithful fed and full up. They also have a nice little seating area through the back if you fancy resting your tired tootsies mid-shop so you can really enjoy your meat and potato, much better than sitting on a damp bench with a pigeon pestering you for scraps. The staff are typically warm and friendly, always happy to heat something up for you or pick out the largest possible slice of Dime bar cake (IT IS EVEN BETTER THAN IT SOUNDS!!) Although some Lancastrians will argue Potts Pies or Susan's Pies trump The Cornish Bakery, The Cornish Bakery are right on the high street for the shopping fatigued and are a damn sight cheaper than Potts. (I still love you though, Potts!) So c'mon lads and lasses,let's head up to The Cornish Bakery and lets keep this little independent gem fighting off the big boys for business. PS. Apologies for the profuse use of alliteration in this review, I'm driving myself mad too!

Time was, northern bakeries - Birketts, for one - used to try and sell folk something they claimed…read morewas a pasty but was nothing like - it was awful pastry filled with a meaty paste. Thankfully, for me, those days are long gone (as has Birketts, which was taken over by Greggs), in Lancaster at least, as the Cornish Bakery delivers pasties made the way I remember them from distant youth in Cornwall - with proper (and varied) fillings that are more than filling. Eat in or take away.

Greggs was the reason I woke up for breakfast at Lancaster University. Just writing this review…read moremakes my mouth water. I have woken many times in the middle of the night in a heavy sweat, dreaming about the next time I will get to encounter Greggs and their heavenly pastries. Definitely try their steak and/or chicken bakes! The flakey pastry on the outside is so decadent and buttery. By the time you are done, you will be covered in a mess of pastry flakes and maybe some gravy, if you are lucky because then you can lick your lips later for a sweet reminder of how tasty they are. And for 89 pence, that is quite the bargain. I would count out my change, put on my boots and a coat over my jammies, run to Gregg's and wait in the long, chilly line but it was all worth it. Then I would go back to bed and skip class because it was way too cold. Oh Greggs, you were the love of my life. How I miss thee.

This place is very good. Conveniently located right in Alexandria square, it is cheap and the…read moreservice is friendly. Get there early so you get it all fresh. The food is horrible for you, and Gregg's sells things like cheese and bacon pasty, macoroni pies, and of course the classic sausage roll. All horribly bad for you but so good. That and the excessive binge drinking culture of LU that I loved made me gain 30lbs!

Quinn's is now under new management and have changed their name to Route 16, they offer a wide…read morevariety of snacks and food including full English breakfast and a great selection of home-made cakes. the cafe is very clean and tidy and the staff are friendly. Prices are reasonable and when you order a large coffee it certainly is large, requiring two hands for the more dainty to lift. Certainly recommend if your in Knott End looking for something to eat or maybe just a tea or coffee.

Bridges café is a lovely little café at the back of Burnley town centre, next to The Bridge pub…read more There is an eat in area which looks pleasant enough although I have only ever used the take away shop which is separated from the seating area. Café Bridges sells a good range of lunchtime food including sandwiches, baked potatoes, pasties, salads etc. The food is always fresh and tasty and they do some lovely combinations of sandwich fillings. Although it's popular and there are often queues, service tends to be quick and is always friendly. The prices are a little on the high side but it's worth it for food that is of a higher quality and fresher than many prepacked sandwiches you may find elsewhere.

Ate here a few times and now with the £3 meal deal it makes a great alternative to sitting down to…read morea pub lunch, service has always been fast and the staff friendly.The only trouble I have is the amount of choice. The coffee served with the food is above average but by no means the best, if your out with the family then one cannot grumble at feeding 4 people for £12 **Update Had an issue on my last visit so I thought to fire a quick email to their Head Office, this was dealt with quickly and efficiently to my 100% satisfaction. Not many companies are so effective when dealing with customer complaints, however I can give 5 stars for Subways customer service.

Surprisingly enough this was my first ever visit to a Subway. I've always been a bit put off by the…read morewhole sandwich shop francihse idea so I've never bothered with them, but today I was passing, and starving, so I decided to give them a whirl :-) Not really understanding the ordering procedure and the fact that there was a queue I boldly opted for the 'Sub of the day' at £1.99 and was introduced to the whole idea of choosing your type of bread, toasted/not toasted, choose your salad, choose your dressing etc. and was at the till before I knew it, sub in hand and good to go :-) Today's sub of the day was turkey and ham and the meats did look very much like budget range supermarket cuts, but the salad was refreshing and I liked the Ranch dressing which I chose. All in all it was an OK sandwich and the staff were friendly and efficient. I'll probably pop back in again sometime in the future but I won't go out of my way to go there in preference to other sandwich shops.

I went to this cafe with my boyfriend just on the off chance as we were walking to tesco and we…read morewent in the people could`nt have been more help full,the food was lovely and reasonably priced,The toilets were spotless and i would recommend this place to anyone who likes good home made food on a budget :).

this is a lovely cafe with friendly staff andd good home cooking the home made pies are delitefulread more