The Tearoom - Wyre

Lovely and busy lovely staff as normal Ordered fish pie and fish and chips Fish pie looked well shame getting further in more sweet corn green veg just warm in fact cold fish and chips peas cold returned hot tho stodgy! chips a under statement to think it was a child portion very poor for the price Shame usually very good. Be while to return

Out with the dog for a walk decided on a brew at Daisyclough tearoom. Staff nice as usual. Really nice americano with lots of crema, Bacon egg barm, good flavour all well cooked, £10, very happy!

I live an hour away, but with a friend we decided on a recommendation to visit on a day trip out in the area. The Tea Room is fabulous, quite large, split into a number of areas and plenty of space to dine outside. Today as it was very sunny and warm it had open windows and doors and you felt like being in Spain. The young lady who served us was lovely, we even had a conversation about her Cream Primark Trousers, The service and food were delicious, with very good sized portions and great quality and presentation. My only negative would be £4.50 for a tiny portion of triple cooked, chips is rather steep. Would we make the long distance effort to visit again... a definite yes.

We had breakfast here while visiting the garden centre. A good light and airy room that was kept very clean with polite waiting staff. We had a full english and smashed avocado with tea. All the food was very good quality with ample portion sizes. It is a tad expensive but the food was well presented.

Very expensive and poor choice on the menu especially as a vegetrian. Menu has changed and the choice now is lot less and more expensive. I had the hot beef barm and chips which cost £14, can get a large bagette with hot hand carved beef joint and chips in local super market for half the price. What was served was a barm supermarket sliced beef warmed up in a barm cake. Choice for vegeterians even worse quiche of the day which is meant to be veggie on the day was actually Brie and ham.