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churchman phil 25-09-2008 22:16

Eating Out - English!
 
'erindoors and myself have decided to take our parents out for a meal. Now we'd just pick any old restaurant for ourselves but our parents are strictly English meals only and would never dream of a curry or pasta or noodles.
So, apart from the crappy style carvery places such as Mother Redcap and the Gamecock, where in Hyndburn can we go for a decent 'English'??
Thanks in advance!

AccyLass 26-09-2008 12:13

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What about the Whittakers at the top of Burnley Rd
Or Hare and Hounds at Clayton

tosh 26-09-2008 19:28

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try the walton arms or the hyndburn bridge

Spider61 26-09-2008 20:48

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Always enjoyed Coach & Horses. You could walk it Phil
Been told Duckworth Hall is good but not managed to get there myself yet

Caz 26-09-2008 20:55

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Coach and horses is good.. Duckworth Hall..wasn't too impressed with their slow service. but could be under new management...2 years since I was in. :)

Gayle 26-09-2008 20:58

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The place in Great Harwood used to be good, is it called The Dog or something?

Caz 26-09-2008 21:04

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Dog and otter.

Gayle 26-09-2008 21:05

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That's the one :)

Caz 26-09-2008 21:09

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That one is crying out for a joke. Not many otters seen around there lately, but according to the article in the Obby last week, about the painting...:hidewall: oops. runs and hides.

Spider61 26-09-2008 21:30

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Duckworth Hall has changed hands since you last went Cazzer

BERNADETTE 26-09-2008 21:53

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The one that used to be the Lidgett is supposed to be very good, have never been but heard some great reports about it:)

forceten 26-09-2008 22:37

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I know it's not in accy, but try the Willows, and it's buy one get one free for the meals too.

We went the other aftenoon and it was great

vicky1 29-09-2008 12:38

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I know this one is not in accy either, but try the Aspinall Arms just pass mitton fold, we went yesterday and it was packed out. I think they have a new chef and we had to wait to get a parking space, it was a very friendly place and catered for families too.

pipinfort 29-09-2008 15:40

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I know its not Hyndburn but `The Calfs Head ` in Worston is very nice indeed and a great location too.:D

dark side of lust 01-10-2008 10:40

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the spread eagle

davo69 01-10-2008 11:16

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auberge in rishton classy nice food

Padiham Lass 09-10-2008 08:05

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Originally Posted by tosh (Post 635097)
try the walton arms or the hyndburn bridge

Unfortunately, last time I visited the Walton Arms (July this year) the quality of food and the standard of service were both unacceptable. I would recommend that you try somewhere else.

The Alma at Laneshawbridge was really good (also in July), but not very handy for Accrington.:D

WillowTheWhisp 09-10-2008 08:40

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Originally Posted by cazzer (Post 635141)
That one is crying out for a joke. Not many otters seen around there lately, but according to the article in the Obby last week, about the painting...:hidewall: oops. runs and hides.

Now what have I missed?

Caz 09-10-2008 09:33

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Edward Foster - Lancashire Artist

Centre picture, caused a little local annoyance. :)

Hayley C 09-10-2008 10:26

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Over Coffee on Blackburn Road, Accrington - open every Friday and Saturday night from 7pm. Serving steaks on a Friday along side the Bistro menu. All meat from local butcher - all from farms within a 25 mile radius. Fish from Steve Bramwell of Accy market and fresh fruit & veg from Smiths of Accy market. All fresh, home cooked and seasonal. Good value too. Steak night - only £10.95 for 8oz steak, hand cut chips, onion rings, mushrooms and tomato plus free bottle of beer or glass of wine.

'erindoors 09-10-2008 14:10

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I think Phil has booked us somewhere in Gt Harwood, I think it's just called Harwoods!! Anyone been?? Whats it like??

Thanks alot.

Gail xxxx

BERNADETTE 09-10-2008 14:59

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That is where I was talking about Gail, a lot of my friends have been and really enjoyed it

'erindoors 10-10-2008 06:53

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Oh good! I'm looking forward to it.

Gail xxxx

Mick 10-10-2008 07:02

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If you want a really good meal and have transport try the Corporation arms at longridge but you will have to phone first .
we have been a few times and its very good.
here is there website

http://corporationarms-longridge.co.uk/index.htm

buttonsmum 10-10-2008 16:17

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Originally Posted by Hayley C (Post 639608)
Over Coffee on Blackburn Road, Accrington - open every Friday and Saturday night from 7pm. Serving steaks on a Friday along side the Bistro menu. All meat from local butcher - all from farms within a 25 mile radius. Fish from Steve Bramwell of Accy market and fresh fruit & veg from Smiths of Accy market. All fresh, home cooked and seasonal. Good value too. Steak night - only £10.95 for 8oz steak, hand cut chips, onion rings, mushrooms and tomato plus free bottle of beer or glass of wine.

Over Coffee is very good, we have been a few times for lunch but went last Saturday night for a change. The food was of excellent quality, with interesting choices on the menu (Ian had wood pigeon to start), and the desserts were delicious.

It was very reasonably priced and it's good to see that local produce is used. It's also nice to find somewhere good to eat that you don't have to travel too far to as well.

I would highly recommed Over Coffee to anyone.

churchman phil 25-10-2008 12:52

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Well we ended up at Harwood's last night and must say it was excellent. Food was very good indeed and the service was spot-on. Deffo be going back in the future and both 'erindoors and myself recommend the place to all.

BERNADETTE 25-10-2008 13:11

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Have been told before that it is worth a visit, will have to get on to my mates and give it a try. Glad you enjoyed it:)

Taggy 05-11-2008 14:21

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I've never been but someone said the Griffin on Burnley road at Huncoat was doing decent food. I know there was something in the Observer awhile back stating they were doing "Proper" chips now.

Best Regards - Taggy

pipinfort 05-11-2008 14:55

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 647590)
I've never been but someone said the Griffin on Burnley road at Huncoat was doing decent food. I know there was something in the Observer awhile back stating they were doing "Proper" chips now.

Best Regards - Taggy


It was`nt very good when we went recently and the choice was very poor....... and no veggie option.

magpie 06-11-2008 17:56

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Originally Posted by davo69 (Post 636987)
auberge in rishton classy nice food


very nice there.... will be going again soon :-)

rishtonette 07-11-2008 17:36

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how much is it at whittakers? is it nice?

Alan Gilmartin 08-11-2008 00:04

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Some things dont change do they, the Corporation Arms was good in the 60s, good to know its still going. By the way whats the Moorcock at Waddington like now used to work there in the 60s, it was a high class place then.

Jae Swift 17-11-2008 02:16

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Originally Posted by churchman phil (Post 634830)
'erindoors and myself have decided to take our parents out for a meal. Now we'd just pick any old restaurant for ourselves but our parents are strictly English meals only and would never dream of a curry or pasta or noodles.
So, apart from the crappy style carvery places such as Mother Redcap and the Gamecock, where in Hyndburn can we go for a decent 'English'??
Thanks in advance!

Nothin wrong with mother redcap and gamecock :D :D

lindsay ormerod 06-04-2009 17:09

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Been in one of my favourite pubs for lunch today, The Black Horse at the top of Warner Street and they have a new menu plus are doing tea time specials Mon-Thurs 4pm till 7pm, eg pork chop, egg and chips, or steak pie chips and peas, or 7oz fish, chips and peas for £3 ! There are more choices too and you can have a pint with your meal for the total of £4.95 !
They are also doing a curry club on Mon/Wed/Fri from 4 till 7 very reasonably priced eg Lamb samosa and a Chicken Korma £5.
Think all this kicks in from 6th of this month, and well worth a visit!:mosher:

Kids welcome too!

esteemedjuju 06-04-2009 20:28

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the best place and a favourite of ours is Harwoods in guess where yes your right Great Harwood used to be the lidget all home cooked and the best service around and reasonable

spignific 10-04-2009 23:55

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Originally Posted by esteemedjuju (Post 701408)
the best place and a favourite of ours is Harwoods in guess where yes your right Great Harwood used to be the lidget all home cooked and the best service around and reasonable

isnt that the one on way out to rishton?
if so it shut down months ago

bobs11 12-04-2009 06:41

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cant agree with comment about Redcap and Gamecock Jae Swift. They are both crappy places with crappy food but I suppose you gets what you pay for and for 3.50 u aint going to get decent food are you!!!! Where is good pub food in Hyndburn? difficult to answer as Ossy is bereft of decent nosh - Britannia is awful, Duckworth Hall is all fozen food or pre cooked sliced meats( have u tried the Sunday lunches???) and went to White Bull last week which is atrocious!! No wonder we were the only people in the pub at 6.30pm on a Saturday

mallard 12-04-2009 09:21

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Have you tryed the red-cap they do good food .

bobs11 12-04-2009 22:37

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Mallard - no its not good food its cheap food done crappy style for cheap price. ts not good value its cheap rubbish. Why do we all think good value is cheap all of a sudden ? Thats all thats going to be left soon and then we will all be sorry sad gits!!I only up here visiting from Kent for a couple of weeks and I can confirm that pub food in Hyndburn is truly awful/terrible/pathetic/rubbish etc..............

spignific 12-04-2009 23:43

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Originally Posted by bobs11 (Post 703822)
Mallard - no its not good food its cheap food done crappy style for cheap price. ts not good value its cheap rubbish. Why do we all think good value is cheap all of a sudden ? Thats all thats going to be left soon and then we will all be sorry sad gits!!I only up here visiting from Kent for a couple of weeks and I can confirm that pub food in Hyndburn is truly awful/terrible/pathetic/rubbish etc..............

the carvery at sycamore farm is much better for an extra 3 quid :)

cashman 13-04-2009 11:37

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Originally Posted by bobs11 (Post 703822)
Mallard - no its not good food its cheap food done crappy style for cheap price. ts not good value its cheap rubbish. Why do we all think good value is cheap all of a sudden ? Thats all thats going to be left soon and then we will all be sorry sad gits!!I only up here visiting from Kent for a couple of weeks and I can confirm that pub food in Hyndburn is truly awful/terrible/pathetic/rubbish etc..............

well if carlisle's in kent, why should we take notice?:D;)

bobs11 13-04-2009 21:07

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wot u on about Carlisle?????????????????? Never been an not goin hopefully!!!!!!!!!! Kent rocks!!!!!:confused:

cashman 13-04-2009 22:12

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Originally Posted by bobs11 (Post 704045)
wot u on about Carlisle?????????????????? Never been an not goin hopefully!!!!!!!!!! Kent rocks!!!!!:confused:

thats were yer location says, look at yer posts.:confused:

lettie 02-05-2009 08:20

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Went to Over Coffee last night. What a fantastic change to have a decent restaurant in Accy. The food was lovely and plenty of it, nicely cooked and presented. There was plenty to choose from and a nice atmosphere in the restaurant. It was also very reasonably priced and a nice change for us to be able to share a bottle of wine without one of us having to drive. We'll definitely be going back..:D

Marie Ball 02-06-2010 20:42

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I took my aunty to Duckworth Hall a fortnight ago and it was very good, Marie Ball

ian1 02-06-2010 22:54

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Calfs Head at worston is good too !!:)
ian

buttonsmum 03-06-2010 16:08

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Can vouch for Over Coffee, we have been a few times and always enjoyed good quality food, staff are very friendly, good atmosphere and very reasonably priced.

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'erindoors 03-06-2010 17:29

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Blimey, this post is old! :-)

Taggy 03-06-2010 17:33

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Originally Posted by 'erindoors (Post 820033)
Blimey, this post is old! :-)

Guess it shows how few decent English places there are to eat out in these days!


Best Regards - Taggy


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