A great little cafe in a great location of town wether you just want a coffee and sit in cedar…read moresquare or want a full English breakfast you will not be disappointed with the quality of the food and service

A great little find on the outskirts of Cleveleys town centre…read more Unlike a few of the coffee shops it doesn't pretend to be something it's not and has a ery kitsch atmosphere. Service is with a cheerful smile and eating here is more like eating in the kitchen with friends than a café This place is sometime busy so I suggest getting there as early as possible to ensure a table on Saturdays Food is the usual fair but I would recommend the homemade steak pie, chips and peas with gravy at the bargain price of approx 3-4 - what a bargain.

Being my first tea room, I was extremely impressed. The U.S. needs to jump on this afternoon tea…read moreand cake idea! Indira and I have been traveling the UK, now staying with a friend in Wrea Green for a few days, and decided to get a snack down the road at the Dizzy Duck. Definitely recommend! Indira and I both ordered what they call a potato jacket. The name fits very well since it is a potato cut in half and stuffed full of whichever items you choose (like the items are wearing a jacket!) The prices here are very fair, about 6 pounds for a very filling lunch. My potato jacket was stuffed with bacon, mushrooms and thyme. Not the shitty processed American bacon either, but the thick local, fresh from the butcher bacon they serve here in England. Indira's on the other hand was covered in cheese and beans, and looked just as delicious! The potatoes also come with cole slow and a salad. Along with excellent food, the service was great. You can see the entire kitchen when you enter the restaurant, and the staff is very friendly and right there to help. Although we didn't eat any, the variety of cakes was extensive and looked wonderful. This tea room is also right next to the lovely park in the area so you can go relax after getting filled up.

Great little cafe offering a wide variety of snacks, foods & beverages. The staff are always…read morefriendly, ; prices are affordable and is always clean.

A popular cafe, although it is accessed by a flight of stairs and the toilets are up another…read moreflight. That said, it is a bright and pleasant spot from which you can watch the world go by as you enjoy the delicious food. There is a wide range of cakes and there is usually a coffee and cake special offer available which is great value for money. The staff are very pleasant and a lot of regulars go and are greeted by name which is lovely. Most enjoyable for a sit down and natter.

Small homely establishment with plenty of breakfast options at a fair rate. Rather than pay for…read morebreakfast at the hotel, why not wonder out and eat at a local spot. They have deals posted everywhere so take your pick and enjoy your breakfast.

A truly delightful place to visit. Lovely fresh tea, coffee, cakes. They also make delicious home…read moremade soups. We regularly visit and have found the staff to be most welcoming, service is prompt and friendly. Food fresh and delicious. Quirky tea pots and cups are used which enhance the experience. Their cream teas are lovely. Pricewise perhaps not the cheapest in the area but certainly no too expensive, they also sell local handmade cards and other items. Seating is available upstairs giving a perfect view of St Chads CofE church. Seating is also available outside. They also do takeaways. No complaints at all 10 out of 10! Loyalty card for drinks also available.

Breakfast for just £4.25 very clean and friendly staff free drink with breakfast before 11.30read more

A nice little cafe for straight talking food. Nothing fancy, but priced accordingly. Egg and chips,…read morepie and chips, bread, sausages are all the normal meals served in a old fashioned way. It is a little tricky to find if you don't know poulton but once you've found it I'm sure you like it. It is a little pokey and only seats a few but that's fine if you are a lone diner, or just a few of you feeling peckish.

The food was alright, but the place is very rough-and-ready, a bit like a trucker's cafe. The name…read moreis misleading too, the decor inside is a wall of photos of fishing trawlers and some car art. The food was alright, and the price was pretty decent (but all cafes round this area seem to charge £1.20 for a can, which is daft), but the scone I ordered came with "jam and cream", which was a small plastic pot of jam, and a small silver bowl filled with squirty cream! Very odd! I'd go again if I just wanted something quick and cheap.

We have been going to the Carousel for years from having a very tasty breakfast through to a family…read moreXmas meal. Everything is first class the staff very friendly and Martin & Alison couldn't do more to help you. And the coffee is the best on the fylde. And it's 2mins from the sea front.

My first time here and If I could give a 0 score I would. The food was too greasy and the toilets…read moremostly the men were not cleaned. There was pee everywhere and in the girls there was a baby changing table but I said what if they had no woman with them and only they could change there babies nappies what are they to do . The service was slow and they screwed up my friend's order he asked for a small chip and his wife asked for chips and battered sausages and they brought her meal down and took the spoon away but never brought his meal down. And then made him pay again for his chips. We all didn't enjoy our meal. We will not be back and deffo do not recommend it

Love this cafe. Been going here forc21 years. Ever since we moved here. Myself and my then 3…read morechildren, all now adults with children of their own, still go here. Beautiful food and great staff.

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.