Location: Carnforth
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Top 10 restaurants in Carnforth, United Kingdom (UK)
Carnforth is a small town and civil parish near Lancaster in the north of Lancashire, England, situated at the north east end of Morecambe Bay. The parish of Carnforth had a population of 5,350 recorded in the 2001 census, and forms part of the City of Lancaster. The 2011 Census measured a population of 5,560.
Things to do in Carnforth
1. Blue Mountain Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen_Lloyd - London, United Kingdom
We ate at the restaurant as a part of a surprise meal for a very good friend's birthday and his family. They say good food and good company make a good night - and that's exactly what we had.
From planning the meal in advance and Seating everything was done with us without an issues, so on the day it went very smoothly. Great help much appreciated.
The steak did has a bit too much sauce to be a classic but was cooked excellently, service was good and always smiling. You could pass by and think it was a seaside café - but it's not, it's a good restaurant.
My only niggles are the sauce and the tightness of space to get us all in. I may be being a bit pedantic but as it's marked out 5 and not 10 I cannot give it the 4.5 or 9 I'd like to!
Nice local ales on sale as well.
Would I come again? Yes, without a shadow of a doubt.
2. Cafe Edelweiss
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Jowilson00 - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Whilst away on a little mid week break we Found this little place mid afternoon after not being able to find a pub that does lunch after 2.30pm! The cafe is small & very quirky with its Austrian themed decor. Staff were lovely & friendly. We just had a couple of toasties which came with a small salad, pot of coleslaw & a few crisps...much more than we expected for the price! Would definitely recommend.
3. Brief Encounter Refreshment Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
The Visitor Centre, Carnforth Station. A film, Brief Encounter, was filmed here in 1945 and the part of the station used in the film has been refurbished and there is a museum, attracting not only film but train buffs. Visitors flock to the refreshment room where, in the film, most of the action took place.
Reviewed By Paulusmc - Thornton Cleveleys, United Kingdom
Visited for lunch. Good menu including a “specials” board. We enjoyed home made soup which was delivered to the table piping hot and of good quantity.
The refreshment room is rustic ,clean , and oozes nostalgia although lived up to typical “British Rail” was a bit chilly having to keep our coats on .
All staff were friendly, attentive and helpful. Would certainly return.
4. The Eagles Head
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 554 reviews
A country old fashioned pub serving high quality pub food. Not a gastro pub ,Good old fashioned pub grub at reasonable prices. Dog friendly, child friendly, diver and walker friendly. In fact we serve anybody or anything. Fish and chip night on a Wednesday. Quiz night on Wednesday evening 21.30 start. Free supper. Thursday pensioners lunch £6.50. ID not required, Thursday evening is steak night.<br>If you should have any cause to complain please tell us at the time of your visit so we can sort out any issues that may arise. Hopefully this will solve the easily rectifiable problems that are being written on the Trip advisor site.
Reviewed By Kazza9173 - Cumbria
Visited the pub with my family who had visited before. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming - nothing was too much trouble. Service was really good and the food came quickly. The scampi was fabulous - a decent portion.
This is a lovely traditional pub - will call again soon!
5. Cowan Bridge Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 107 reviews
Tea Room
Reviewed By Gholson - Manchester, United Kingdom
A quintessentially English tea room. It's easily missed as you whizz past but keep your eyes peeled and take a break (parking round the back) to sample their afternoon tea. The menu also includes full English breakfast, toasted sandwiches and much more. Attentive friendly service and very reasonably priced. The adjacent shop is very well stocked and there's a great selection of artisan products such as jams, sweets and cakes for sale, many on display around the tea room. You can even pick up a few vintage postcards to send to the folks back home. Highly recommended.
6. Far Pavillion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By janas4 - Morecambe, United Kingdom
Visited for the MJ Raw night, have to say it was wonderful food and entertainment. Staff very attentive and service top.
Loved the mixed starter especially, but all the food was lovely and nicely presented.Cannot wait for the next theme night.
Keep up the good work guys
7. Rigby's Farmhouse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Travellers2608 - Preston, United Kingdom
Well last reviewed January 2017. It just gets better. Fresh well cooked food. Well structured English Food Menu. Good range of Wines. Well priced. Now in our top three places to eat. Enjoy. We do.
8. Trungs Chinese & Vietnamese
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By rodandjulie2016 - Wales, United Kingdom
Booked for a family group of 7 plus high chair for an early Saturday evening meal. We were with in laws from China. Food very tasty and satisfied both our English tastes and those of our Chinese guests. Parking at rear ( hard to spot in the dark). Well illuminated sign on main A6 road. ) Service attentive . Happy to go again.
9. Cinnamon Spice
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By Spiteri-Family - Oswaldtwistle, United Kingdom
The food here is exceptional. We took our children and never had to worry about a think. Right in the village centre and next door to the Co-Op to take your own beers in. Staff were excellent and the food was exceptional. The lamb saag was the best I've tasted. Quaint place with taste for the fine things.
10. Hest Bank Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By cascboss - Lancashire, United Kingdom
Have become pretty much a regular here, for good reasons.
The staff are really great, every one of them, efficient, friendly, really helpful.
The beer is always well kept, really good, always a couple of guest ales. Wife tells me the wine is also well kept and quaffable.
The food is always brilliant, my favourite is the beef and venison cobbler, but everything is really good.
Great ambiance, no tv, no Muzak, just good food, good beer and good staff. Absolutely nothing to complain about!!
