Looking for a Nice place to Eat in the Accy area - Page 3

ozzypostie · 22-05-2008, 13:28

I Went To The Walton Last Night For My Birthday And The Food Was Bob On!!!
Also They Have An Offer On Before 8pm Were You Buy Your Main Course And Get Your Starter And Dessert Free Which Was Good Value!

Padiham Lass · 31-08-2008, 05:37

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Originally Posted by ozzypostie

I Went To The Walton Last Night For My Birthday And The Food Was Bob On!!!
Also They Have An Offer On Before 8pm Were You Buy Your Main Course And Get Your Starter And Dessert Free Which Was Good Value!

Sadly, I have to report that on my last visit to the Walton Arms in July this year, the quality food and the friendly service had left the building, along with the previous owners.

Frames · 31-08-2008, 07:29

There's a place on that road between the Dog and the Brittania pub going out of Ossy, opposite the Cricket ground that does good food. Can't remember it's name. It's a bit of a small place but the Sunday lunches are crackin'. Come to think of it I don't think the Brittania is that bad but like everyone else on here the Willows, I think, is shocking!

g jones · 01-09-2008, 17:28

Have you tried places like Checco's at Great Harwood? La Varanda on the way into Haslingden is good. Went to Hordens (Horden Vale Hotel off Grane Road Haslingden) recently. That was top class. Very nice. ...Or alternatively carry along the Grane to the £3.50 Carvery overlooking the reservoir.

entwisi · 01-09-2008, 17:37

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The pub frames is describing is The White Bull

We had lunch in The Swan on Sunday. Good quality basic fayre. mick was very attentive and as the pub was quiet put CBeeBies on the TV to keep Siobhan happy.

£7 for two meals as well and well worth the money.

Would also make a nice change for an Accyweb meet IMHO

andrewb · 02-09-2008, 00:45

I went to Lilly Mae's for lunch. Its just off the roundabout, under the viaduct, the turning after Union Street (B&M's). Was about £5 for lasagna though most meals come with a drink worth up to £1.50, including some alcoholic beverages.

Nice setting inside and the food was good.

Nori Brick · 02-09-2008, 14:26

I can highly recomend the the brasserie at the globe center.

keetah992000 · 02-09-2008, 15:03

I think the calder are pretty goo - neverhad a bad meal -its your normal pub grub but you get more than you need and it always tastes fresh

Neil · 02-09-2008, 19:50

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Would also make a nice change for an Accyweb meet IMHO

And watching CBeeBies would keep some of the members quiet as well

pipinfort · 02-09-2008, 19:54

I`m a fan of Church St Chippy......although i don`t know if the cafe out back would be big enough for a meet.....

entwisi · 02-09-2008, 20:01

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Calder would be good if we could take Siobhan in at lunchtimes. As it is we are effectively barred from the place.

pipinfort · 02-09-2008, 20:04

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Calder would be good if we could take Siobhan in at lunchtimes. As it is we are effectively barred from the place.

Same here, its a shame, although i`m sure the rule is not really aimed at the likes of us........if you know what i mean.....

emamum · 02-09-2008, 20:37

hey pip.... have you been to Jims cafe in colne?

Lilly · 02-09-2008, 20:39

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Same here, its a shame, although i`m sure the rule is not really aimed at the likes of us........if you know what i mean.....

Yes, I think that rule is aimed at people who take children out for lunch and stay there drinking and getting drunk all afternoon.

emamum · 02-09-2008, 20:41

the calder has nice food as well, real food lol.... but no kids allowed. mcd's instead then