Teapot Café — Restaurant in England

The Food was gorgeous and A1, and you don't mind waiting if when it comes its delicious hot and brilliant amount for your order, I had the Roast Beef Sunday dinner and Trifle for afters. a bit of a wait to be served, due to 1 really friendly waitress, and the owner/cook who was really crabby trying to serve people inside, and people outside having a smoke. And added to the wait, she was serving take out order for people ( 1 massive bloke on a mobiliscooter came in and must have picked up something like 8 dinners, probably for himself, he was that big) the owner/cook crabby woman was all friendly with him because he must have been a regular spending plenty of ££ in their, + other her favoured local customers, and a family of 4 who were eating spending more, but I overheard they were holidaying near the cafe. In 1 insult to the crabby women I was onto my pudding, and not finnished my drink, and nastily snatched the salt and pepper off my table and said you won't be needing these as your finishing soon!! to give to 1 of her favourite customers, who came into the pub from the pub next door with a pint each!! VERY RUDE I THOUGHT. Atmosphere in my estimation ample in only a 3, 1 the brilliant food, the friendly blonde lady who was run off her feet. The problem in my estimation is lack of staff, the definitely crabby attitude of the cook owner, with no customer service skills whatsoever, and definitely doesn't know the 1st thing about them. It's the locals (like myself who went to try the great food this cafe serves and reviews from family and friends) that keep your business going in the winter, when all the holidaymakers and day trippers have gone home, and I hope the owner realize these comments when they read it that they make improvements as to the...

I visited around lunchtime on a Friday. It was very busy. I had the special (English breakfast) it had 2 sausages, 2 bacon, 2 eggs, black pudding, hash brown, massive amounts of mushrooms, beans, tomatoes, two pieces of fried bread, two pieces of toast... A really massive amount of food. The fried bread is the best I've had in a cafe in the Lytham road area and the two fried eggs were perfect . The sausages and bacon are bland but you cannot complain when you find out that all that food is only £5.95! And it's all cooked to order which means everything tastes fresh but also means it took a while to arrive so it isn't a place for someone in a hurry. I drank a cup of coffee while waiting for our food. A drink isn't included in the price but the coffee I had was the best coffee I have had from a cafe in the area. I asked for a strong coffee and it was perfect for me. A huge cup for £2.25.The staff are friendly and welcoming. Would I visit again? Yes but I would have something that doesn't have...

My wife and I and our nephew visited this place for breakfast. We traveled from Vancouver to Frankfurt then Manchester to see family at each place and ended up here for breakfast. No words can describe how much I love the true British breakfast establishment feel. The staff were gloriously friendly the food was hot good value( that's putting it mildly) as I sat around chatting with the locals. Right now it's 6 am in Vancouver my jet lag is killing me. What I wouldn't give to be back here having a cup of tea and breakfast. A1 I would recommend this place in a heart...