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

The food and tea here is simple and cheap. It is a great example of a British seaside cafe. Give it…read morea try. On a sunny day you can have your food in the park or just by a nice cream and go and play some crazy golf.

This is now a regular haunt for us as the food is always excellent and the staff are really good…read moretoo. We often take the kids as they love the salad cart and the puddings. I have to say the puddings ar the best part for me too, my husband likes the bill as it never costs an arm and a leg. If you go mon-sat before 5.30 everythng on the menu is 1/3 off, which is a big help to affording to eat out more often. Be warned only go if you love chicken and steak as nearly everything on the menu is based around this. The only down side is you cannot book tables and they cannot accomodate large groups sitting together.

The Harvester is a pub/ restuarant which is part of the the Beefeater group. The food is very tasty…read moreand reasonably priced. There is a salad bar which you can help yourself to after ordering a meal. The staff are very friendly. The food is served very quickly and I have never had to make a complaint. Sometimes at busy times, there may be a wait for a table but the wait isn't too long and the bar area is nice to sit in whilst you wait. On Sundays, there is an offer on which you can order any type of chicken for only £6, this includes chips, corn on the cob and sauces and unlimited salad from the salad cart. The restaurant also offers a third off meal prices if ordered before 6pm on a weekday and 5pm on a Saturday.

Cute little local bar that seems to be the hip spot to go to, discovered the recorderlig drink…read morehere, soooo good! always got the passion fruit as much as i could. Good place to hang out with old friends and drink to your hearts' content. true epitome of what a british pub would be like. The only downfall was that the workers came around rushing us to finish our drinks and get out because they're closing up. Must be a culture thing, we've definitely stayed longer than we were supposed to have in American places and they just waited, yes, i know, we were wrong for staying, we just lost track of time, and always made sure to tip well! But here they aren't afraid to say hey, we're closing, get out! ok ok a lot nicer but basically same message. :) But other than that, I would come back for sure, service was great otherwise.

Great pub in the middle of Lytham. Love to grab a pint here every time I come home…read more Iconic English pub.

The food was great,the service was about 2 minutes and very kind servers…read more The inside was absolutely beautiful, there is no reason not to go.

Not a massive amount can be said about this pub as, being a Wetherspoon's, it's very similar to its…read morebrethren up and down the country. Good sized and popular on Friday and Saturday nights it is a lot quieter on Sundays. The usual good choice of keenly priced beers, ales, ciders & spirits await you and the staff were welcoming. I had the good fortune to visit during a beer festival & so managed to sample, amongst others, a good Belgian 8% brew & a Polish plum-flavoured ale.

You're homesick. You miss your mummy/daddykins/dog/significant other/catfish/weasel/antfarm. You…read moreneed some of that home cookin' to soothe your lonely soul, something traditional and warming and comforting. And while in this humid heatwave such thoughts might turn your stomach as much as they're turning mine, I'm thinking back to the cold winters of November when I visited Pudding and Pie in a chilly, wind-whipped Southport. It's worse on the coast, you know. Rumour has it that breeze is so sharp it can make your favourite jumper threadbare. True story. Look no further to solve those feelings than the very definition of stodge that is Pudding and Pie, a place where they do a mean fish finger sandwich (whether the fish were mean before they became fingers remains to be seen), a steak and ale pie that views your arteries as a personal challenge, Lancashire hot pot that could rival Betty's in the Rover's, soups designed to put hair on your chest when you're feeling infirm... all 100% home made. And if you've made the leap to the fat-is-flavour side of the river this far, you might as well finish yourself off with an equally cosy pud. Eccles cakes, or fly pies as my mother calls them (thanks, dear parent, for ruining a traditional north westerly baked treat), apple crumble so warm and juicy that Jim from American Pie would want to get a room with it, bread and butter pudding that ain't stingy on the bright yellow sticks of doom... it's all here, waiting to comfort you. The location is pretty delicious too; Wayfarers Arcade happens to be one of my favourite spots in Southport and the ornate architectural delight that it is blankets Pudding and Pie in even more loveliness. Plus it's super central, so once you've had your fill you can either walk off your heavy tummy by hitting the shops with aplomb or head straight to the beach for a lunch-burnin' sand hike. Either way, the staff are lovely and it makes a superb spot for a substantial lunch or naughty treat any time of the day... one I'd highly recommend.

The name of this bistro style café reminds me of that nursery rhyme 'Georgie Porgie pudding and…read morepie, kissed the girls and made them cry'. I always wondered why the girls were crying so much at him kissing them, he must have been quite the hunchback for them to have reacted in that way because in my experience, any attention from boys is usually a good thing as far as girls are concerned. Luckily, Pudding and Pie café in Wayfarers Arcade has no such problems satisfying its customers as it offers hearty home cooked meals at very cheap prices. The food usually changes on a daily or weekly basis as they use local ingredients but the daily specials are definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. They offer a patio seating area in the Arcade itself for you to watch your fellow shoppers as they pass by as well as a decently-sized seating area in the café itself, with interesting Lloyd-loom style chairs for you to sit on. Pudding and Pie also offers a range of scones and cream cakes as well as hot and cold drinks, meaning it is a great place to go if you're in the Arcade and fancy stopping off for a decent meal or a just a small refreshment.