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Reviews on British food in St Helens, England, United Kingdom including Houghwood, The Dean, Colours Restaurant, Toast Coffee House & Cafe, Lily's Victorian Tearooms & Restaurant, The Colliers Arms, The Wheatsheaf, The Star Inn, Derby Arms Rainford, The Paddock
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10. The Paddock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
The Paddock is a newly established restaurant attached to the Starting Gate pub in Chain Lane St Helens, We offer traditional British home cooked food at competitive prices in a well appointed space. Our chef has 27 years experience and we as a team look
Reviewed By tomt1230
Returned here after a break due to the place going from 5 star to zero following a takeover,however, now under a different manager and whilst not yet back to the standard of a few years back everything is cooked fresh and to a good standard, Sunday lunch was very good, we will return to try other food here & update again but is worth a visit.
9. Derby Arms Rainford
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By 1091MM
As a fairly local lad, I have only ever really attended this pub for a drink. On this one occassion however, I attended after being suit fitted for my best friend's wedding and we took his dad and the father-in-law to be for some lunch as they're getting on a bit. I will keep this fairly short because there is very little to say other than it's spot on. I ordered the Sausage, Mash, Onion Gravy, and Veg and it was delicious. Hot, tasty, and reasonably priced. Decent lining to the stomach too. I said this last time I wrote a review on the place back in 2017 that the food is great but I was limited in what I could say as I only had a sandwich. Even then, it put a smile on my face.If you've come here to see what the food is like, then I fully encourage you to go and give it a visit. If you've come on here to see what the place is like, I can honestly only say the same. Go and see.
8. The Star Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 311 reviews
Reviewed By salsarioja
Great atmosphere, food and staff but a specials board should be in the place where you are seated with a menu. To have it in the bar where it cannot be seen is very inconvenient! This means you have to keep getting up to read it, maybe have it printed on paper and given to you with the menu?
7. The Wheatsheaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 332 reviews
This family run pub/restaurant prides itself on the high quality, homecooked food that is served 7 days a week. Not only do we provide traditional English dishes, our extensive menu contains a number of different cuisines, to make sure there is something
Reviewed By carter3156
We had afternoon tea and dressed in a Downton Abbey theme. Maxine and Shaun couldn't do enough for us. The food was amazing and plentiful, the service was 1st class and the staff were fabulous. Tom was super attentive. Please visit The Wheatsheaf you wont be disappointed
6. The Colliers Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 773 reviews
This property is temporarily closed. The Colliers Arms is a traditional country pub offering excellent home cooked foods and a good selection of hand drawn beersReal coal fires and a really welcoming atmosphereWe are open all day every day from 12pm till
Reviewed By peter9092016
After reopening due to a fire 5 months ago,My wife,Sister & myself,decided to see how they are ,we went on a rainy autumnal Monday afternoon,We found a table on entering,all the staff are pleasant & attentive,Pleased to say the menu hasnât changed,I had Fish ,chips & peas,( the fish was Large),Mrs had her usual ,Chicken Tallahassee,& Chips,(excellent).My Sister had Cock & Bull(Chicken & Beef Strips)& Chips.Pleased to say,The food was excellent.
5. Lily's Victorian Tearooms & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 318 reviews
We are a traditional victorian Tearooms serving authentic tea with old fashioned home cooked English meals. You will feel as though you have stepped back in time when you walk in Lily's
Reviewed By Steve8313
Been to this cafe/restaurant several times now mostly for breakfast, great little place to eat with friendly staff and good old home made food. Nice cup of loose tea to go with your breakfast. had lunch there a couple of times also nice homemade chips. In short well worth a visit.
4. Toast Coffee House & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By amberpop
We just can't keep away from here, becoming regulars. The food, whether it be high tea, curry, breakfast, scones or cake is top notch. Everything is good quality at a very reasonable price - love it!
3. Colours Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Colours Restaurant is an innovative fine dining restaurant. It is St Helens College's fully operational, training restaurant staffed by catering and hospitality students who are overseen by some of the industry's top chefs. It provides education, training
Reviewed By Jane23hun
Never normally review restaurants but this place totally deserves a review and a good one at that! Took family for motherâs day - the food, the service, the ambience, the value - everything was perfect. Couldnât fault it. Weâll be back without a doubt!
2. The Dean
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By GSMGuy
Spent £101 on a meal for two..Potatoes undercooked, cold and hard. My dessert around 3 spoons full. Management not receptive to comments and hostile to say the least. Avoid this place and spend your ££ elsewhere..
1. Houghwood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Enjoy the Houghwood experience in a perfect setting, overlooking the beautiful North West Countryside. With a modern British menu on offer, together with traditional Sunday Lunch. The first floor restaurant with its great food, friendly staff, magnificent
Reviewed By M J B
Very pleasant surroundings with beautiful views as far as the river Mersey. Brunch in the Spikes Bar was okay but the menu has been much reduced including the disappearance of the scrumptious turkey and cranberry sandwiches. No festive afternoon teas being served this year also a disappointment. Hopefully the new year will see a review of the menu. Also £2.25 for a small bottle of Coca Cola is rather excessive.
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