Excellent fish and chips! Very crispy as it should be. Nice area to sit in if you don't want to do…read moretakeaway. Very good service and food!

Excellent , very good food. Lovely staff if you engage with them . Otherwise they respectfully…read moreleave you in peace to enjoy your meal. First visit today 13/08/25 won't be the last. xx

Not one of the star names among fish and chip shops in Lytham but that's no bad thing. Very good…read morevalue, no frills chippy with generous portions and several meal deals and offers. Tasty fish, chips and mushy peas, cooked to order. There's an opportunity to eat in too if you want to. Give it a try.

Incredible fish and chip shop. Food was fantastic, fish is crisp but not too oily, seating outside…read morefor take away but also there is a restaurant around the side. Only miss is no gluten free option, so my wife could not enjoy.

The seafarer is a great little fish and chips shop/restaurant close to the beach front on St Annes…read more Basically there's the more formal sit in restaurant where everything is more expensive and it's more the blue rinse brigade, then on the other side there's a pretty cool takeaway shop with outdoors seating (you'll have to be quick though - more blue rinsers and families jumping into the seats on peoples laps while people are still sat at them) We got takeaway because quite frankly why not live the dream and eat on the beach (5 mins walk away) and because we're so hardcore that why not the run of risk of getting some sand in your mushy peas! What I was really impressed with was the value of these dishes. We had 2 haddock, one large chips, large mushy peas and a buttered barm for £11 - not bad at all! Like everything in life though they get you on the extras - 20p a sachet for ketchup and 5p for a large fork - daylight robbery ;-) A great day out at the seaside and a really enjoyable fish and chips meal!

After getting very lost we finally found are way to Lytham St Anne…read more Exhausted from the numerous Turnabouts we encountered were happy to walk in to a friendly place where Carol and Sue greeted us. And the food was excellent! Had the Fish and Chips

We had a very frustrating visit to Blackpool but then we found Taylors. What a find. We had the…read morebest fish and chip takeaway we'd ever eaten. We poked our noses in the small but beautifully done restaurant too and were very impressed. Friendly staff, friendly prices; what a pity they aren't nearer to our home town!

We stopped off in Java while out for a day in Lytham St Annes and after doing all the usual fish…read moreand chips on the beach, walking the pier and perusing the local shops thought it would be nice to stop in at this nice looking coffee shop. The appealing part was that it was super hot and we could sit outside (probably about 30 covers) and within a few minutes the young waiter came and took our order. I managed to fight the temptation to go for a Pimms (trying to have a non-alcohol day - mission accomplished!) and went for an Appletiser while my wife had an iced coffee and sister in law had a soft drink. Nothing massively great or poor about this place really, seemed fairly reasonably priced and a lovely place to take a load off. We did though think some of the staff were a little strange (quite a few customers seemed to think this too judging by their faces) and possibly had had a heavy night the night before (not really there...) I'd go back to Java again as long as we can get a nice seat outdoors!

Looking for somewhere to grab a leisurely coffee and take the load off, we came across Java in a…read moresmall open square in Lytham. It was a boiling hot day so the fact that they had seats outside so we could soak up the rays was a major plus point. We'd already enjoyed fish and chips on the beach so didn't look at the food menu but from what I could gather they offer a mix of lunch options alongside more substantial 'bistro' type main meals. As it was super hot I was really in the mood for something cold and refreshing and unfortunately as I was driving the jugs of Pimms they had on offer had to be ignored. Instead I decided to try and go off menu and requested an iced coffee. It took a couple of attempts to get our waiter to comprehend I wanted to order something that wasn't on the menu but to give him his dues once he did he was happy to do it and brought me back a lovely tall and icey Americano. If Java was in Manchester I probably wouldn't frequent it often as it's not really my type of place, just a little bit too middle of the road in style for me but undoubtedly suits Lytham and the older middle class visitors that this pretty town generally receives. If I happen to be visiting Lytham again though I'd happily return.

Visiting Blackpool and everyone fancied fish and chips and we were recommended this place by a…read morelocal resident. Can honestly say they were the best fish and chips we have eaten in years. Personally I usually take off all the fish batter as its usually greasy and horrible. But this fish was cooked in front of me and the batter was light, crisp and not at all greasy- I ate the lot. We had 3 haddock (they do cod and plaice too), one large portion of chips and two portions of peas just over £11 to feed 3 adults. The place is lovely and clean we will definitely be returning.

Sadly as their business is struggling standards have slipped, chips seem to taste like they have…read morebeen fried in dirty oil. It's a shame because it used to be a great chippy.

By far the best Chippy in Freckleton go once a week and always top quality never varies, staff…read morealways friendly.

This has to be the best pub in Lytham st annes. The drinks are reasonably priced with the hidden…read moregem being the food. The pub sell bar snacks all day that are homecooked and excellent quality and value for money. If you are after something more substantial then there is the restaurant to the side which is relaxed well staffed. With fantastic prices such as 3 courses for £9.99 you can't go wrong. The staff are all excellent and the pub landlord runs a very tight ship which is what makes it such a great place to go. This is why when you go in you will find all age ranges from young to old. Oh and beer is pretty good too!

having lived in st annes years ago it was nice to revisit this pub beer and wine was ok food was…read moregood i always remember it being so tho the one drawback wernt over enamoured with the student types who worked behind the bar especially the lad who seemed to take great fun in taking the mickey out of the scottish notes i presented it does grate on you especially when we are trying to encourage tourism to a town however il give it a good rating because i do like this pub.....gj from dundee