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Aven Restaurant — Restaurant in Preston

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Aven Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Avenham Park
Preston PR1 8JT, United Kingdom
Avenham and Miller Park
S Meadow Ln, Preston PR1 8JP, United Kingdom
Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library
Market Square, Preston PR1 2PP, United Kingdom
Preston Cenotaph
Preston Flag Market, 4 Cheapside, Preston PR1 2AP, United Kingdom
Wallace and Gromit Statue
Earl St, Preston PR1 2JA, United Kingdom
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Preston
Pramukh Swami Pl, Preston PR1 8AH, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Aven Restaurant
10 Camden Pl, Preston PR1 3JL, United Kingdom
The Cafe Bar
11B Winckley St, Preston PR1 2AA, United Kingdom
KimJi Korean Restaurant
12 Winckley St, Preston PR1 2AA, United Kingdom
Wings & Beer Co.
37 Cannon St, Preston PR1 3NT, United Kingdom
FORUM BAR & KITCHEN
16-17 Winckley St, Preston PR1 2AA, United Kingdom
Winckley Street Ale House
8b Winckley St, Preston PR1 2AA, United Kingdom
The Tea House
23 Cannon St, Preston PR1 3NR, United Kingdom
Turtle Bay Preston
Crystal House, Birley St, Preston PR1 2AQ, United Kingdom
Thai Orchid Preston
33 Cannon St, Preston PR1 3NS, United Kingdom
Heavenly Desserts Preston
5-6 Cheapside, Preston PR1 2AP, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Winckley Stays
10 Camden Pl, Preston PR1 3JL, United Kingdom
Winckley Square Residences
18 Ribblesdale Pl, Preston PR1 3NA, United Kingdom
City Centre Rooms
9 Bairstow St, Preston PR1 3TN, United Kingdom
No.10 Preston
10 Theatre St, Preston PR1 8BQ, United Kingdom
Premier Inn Preston Central hotel
Fox St, Preston PR1 2AB, United Kingdom
Aparthotel Glovers Court
8-12 Glover's Ct, Preston PR1 3LS, United Kingdom
Fishergate Apartments
2 Fishergate, Preston PR1 8QF, United Kingdom
Legacy Preston International Hotel - managed by Legacy Hotels and Resorts
Marsh Ln, Preston PR1 8RQ, United Kingdom
The Spring Bank Apart/Hotel
18 Spring Bank, Preston PR1 8PL, United Kingdom
Friargate Court - Student and Keyworker Accommodation
Friargate Court, 154 Market Street West, Preston PR1 2EU, United Kingdom
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Aven Restaurant
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Aven Restaurant

10 Camden Pl, Preston PR1 3JL, United Kingdom
4.8(69)
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attractions: Avenham Park, Avenham and Miller Park, Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library, Preston Cenotaph, Wallace and Gromit Statue, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Preston, restaurants: Aven Restaurant, The Cafe Bar, KimJi Korean Restaurant, Wings & Beer Co., FORUM BAR & KITCHEN, Winckley Street Ale House, The Tea House, Turtle Bay Preston, Thai Orchid Preston, Heavenly Desserts Preston
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Thu12 - 1:30 PM, 5:30 - 9 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Aven Restaurant

Avenham Park

Avenham and Miller Park

Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library

Preston Cenotaph

Wallace and Gromit Statue

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Preston

Avenham Park

Avenham Park

4.8

(415)

Open 24 hours
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Avenham and Miller Park

Avenham and Miller Park

4.7

(1.1K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library

Harris Museum, Art Gallery & Library

4.5

(798)

Closed
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Preston Cenotaph

Preston Cenotaph

4.9

(11)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Aven Restaurant

Aven Restaurant

The Cafe Bar

KimJi Korean Restaurant

Wings & Beer Co.

FORUM BAR & KITCHEN

Winckley Street Ale House

The Tea House

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Thai Orchid Preston

Heavenly Desserts Preston

Aven Restaurant

Aven Restaurant

4.9

(233)

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The Cafe Bar

The Cafe Bar

4.6

(602)

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KimJi Korean Restaurant

KimJi Korean Restaurant

4.3

(374)

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Wings & Beer Co.

Wings & Beer Co.

4.4

(532)

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Craig SparksCraig Sparks
This was my first fine dining experience & it was very nice indeed. The restaurant is in a quiet part of Preston near Avenham Park. In fact it's easy to miss if you don't know where it is. Very unassuming location. Each course served was amazing & introduced me to some flavours I've never had before. I also had the butter pie as a supplement. Very much worth the money. Yeah, really good. My favourite course was the cod, artichoke & shrimp. Seafood isn't usually my favourite but this was outstanding with so much flavour. A nice surprise was the bread served made from reclaimed grains used for beer making. And I'm unlikely to ever have better butter than that which was served with it. Sublime. Each dish had a surprising flavour & I literally couldn't wait for each course to be brought out. All in all no complaints & only praise for the quality of the food served. There is a very extensive wine list & a lot of other drinks to choose from, some sourced from the local area. The staff were all really nice & described each dish as it was brought out. They all knew their stuff & were extremely polite. This restaurant is not cheap but is definitely worth the expense, especially if you'd like an introduction to this kind of dining.
Gary WordenGary Worden
Tucked, hidden away even, in one of Preston's nicer areas, just off Winckley Square and Avenham Park, and in an unassuming terraced house, is this little gem of excellence. Tastefully decorated, quiet, and smelling of deliciousness, Aven takes up where where 263 left off - and there's been no loss of quality. The food, whether a full-blown 6-10 course tasting menu, or a 3 course set, has on each of my 5 or so visits, always been worth the journey. Judged by their output alone, the kitchen team are beyond reproach: they're outstanding. The only thing needing a little improvement is the younger waiting staff, who tend to be a little wooden, over-formal & long-winded in their introductions to the dishes - but that's a mostly trivial matter. I wish the team here every success and look forward to my next occasion.
Simon RoueSimon Roue
This was our third trip to Aven. The website advertised the ability to have the seven course tasting menu for Saturday lunch but that wasn’t available (unlike our first trip in January) - it was four courses with the ability to add the ‘butter pie’ as an extra course (which four out of a party of five took up). We had expensive wine but all five of us were ploughing into Mac and Cheese by 6pm because for four courses the portions were far too small. To get a sliver of chicken breast for the main course really didn’t cut it. We love this place (we’ve been to one of their collaborations with Masterchef chef as well) but we were sadly rather disappointed with our lunch. The food is excellent but there just wasn’t nearly enough of it in a four course setting. Photos are of the main course and fish course
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This was my first fine dining experience & it was very nice indeed. The restaurant is in a quiet part of Preston near Avenham Park. In fact it's easy to miss if you don't know where it is. Very unassuming location. Each course served was amazing & introduced me to some flavours I've never had before. I also had the butter pie as a supplement. Very much worth the money. Yeah, really good. My favourite course was the cod, artichoke & shrimp. Seafood isn't usually my favourite but this was outstanding with so much flavour. A nice surprise was the bread served made from reclaimed grains used for beer making. And I'm unlikely to ever have better butter than that which was served with it. Sublime. Each dish had a surprising flavour & I literally couldn't wait for each course to be brought out. All in all no complaints & only praise for the quality of the food served. There is a very extensive wine list & a lot of other drinks to choose from, some sourced from the local area. The staff were all really nice & described each dish as it was brought out. They all knew their stuff & were extremely polite. This restaurant is not cheap but is definitely worth the expense, especially if you'd like an introduction to this kind of dining.
Craig Sparks

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Tucked, hidden away even, in one of Preston's nicer areas, just off Winckley Square and Avenham Park, and in an unassuming terraced house, is this little gem of excellence. Tastefully decorated, quiet, and smelling of deliciousness, Aven takes up where where 263 left off - and there's been no loss of quality. The food, whether a full-blown 6-10 course tasting menu, or a 3 course set, has on each of my 5 or so visits, always been worth the journey. Judged by their output alone, the kitchen team are beyond reproach: they're outstanding. The only thing needing a little improvement is the younger waiting staff, who tend to be a little wooden, over-formal & long-winded in their introductions to the dishes - but that's a mostly trivial matter. I wish the team here every success and look forward to my next occasion.
Gary Worden

Gary Worden

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This was our third trip to Aven. The website advertised the ability to have the seven course tasting menu for Saturday lunch but that wasn’t available (unlike our first trip in January) - it was four courses with the ability to add the ‘butter pie’ as an extra course (which four out of a party of five took up). We had expensive wine but all five of us were ploughing into Mac and Cheese by 6pm because for four courses the portions were far too small. To get a sliver of chicken breast for the main course really didn’t cut it. We love this place (we’ve been to one of their collaborations with Masterchef chef as well) but we were sadly rather disappointed with our lunch. The food is excellent but there just wasn’t nearly enough of it in a four course setting. Photos are of the main course and fish course
Simon Roue

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Reviews of Aven Restaurant

4.8
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5.0
3y

My wife and I are partial to nice restaurants that serve good food and that has friendly, attentive staff. 263 scored maximum points across the board. As a birthday treat, I wanted to take my wife somewhere special that was in reasonable travelling distance from where we live. After reading the reviews on here 263 was the obvious choice. The day after I confirmed booking online I received a telephone call enquiring if we had any food allergies! A restaurant has never done this before. From that point I knew we were going to be looked after. The restaurant itself is understated, in a quiet little back street off Winckley Square in Preston. The dining room is not huge and has a view into the kitchen. The ambiance was relaxing. We were given a warm welcome from the manager and her waiting-on team. We has the tasting menu with wine pairing with each course. I cannot stress enough how sublime the food was. Prior to the main event, we were give 3 "snack" courses. Each one was a joy. I have to mention that the third snack consisted of 4 slices of bread and a pot of butter! We both thought it rather odd, but when we tasted the beautifully freshly baked bread with the butter, it was like flavour-bombs had gone off in our mouths. it was glorious! The following 6 courses were exquisite. What kind of chef can make sweetcorn exciting? The butter pie is like no pie I've ever eaten before (and I've eaten a few of those over the years...). I'm not a big fish fan but the halibut was delicious. For me, the star of the meal was the venison loin which was served with black pudding, pickled cabbage, onions, pearl barley and a gloriously rich jus. It was complemented perfectly with a Uruguayan red wine. I don't eat malt loaf, but I will eat the one created at 263. I'm no fan of blue cheese, however the one prepared and served to us rounded off a truly fantastic experience. I cannot heap enough praise on this restaurant. Thank you for making my wife's birthday an extra-special one this year. We cannot...

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5.0
2y

This was my first fine dining experience & it was very nice indeed. The restaurant is in a quiet part of Preston near Avenham Park. In fact it's easy to miss if you don't know where it is. Very unassuming location.

Each course served was amazing & introduced me to some flavours I've never had before. I also had the butter pie as a supplement. Very much worth the money. Yeah, really good. My favourite course was the cod, artichoke & shrimp. Seafood isn't usually my favourite but this was outstanding with so much flavour. A nice surprise was the bread served made from reclaimed grains used for beer making. And I'm unlikely to ever have better butter than that which was served with it. Sublime. Each dish had a surprising flavour & I literally couldn't wait for each course to be brought out. All in all no complaints & only praise for the quality of the food served.

There is a very extensive wine list & a lot of other drinks to choose from, some sourced from the local area.

The staff were all really nice & described each dish as it was brought out. They all knew their stuff & were extremely polite. This restaurant is not cheap but is definitely worth the expense, especially if you'd like an introduction to this...

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5.0
3y

Been to a good number of top end restaurants for tasting menus and this is up there with the best, brilliant that it is so local to us. Tasting menu is swapped every 4 weeks, not sure we will be able to come back every month but will certainly return as a regular treat. Food sensational, staff absolutely brilliant, set up and feel is nice but relaxed and the pricing i think is very fair. We paid around £110 pp for the 12 courses and wine flight. Would comfortably be double that in Manchester. Last place i went to was wood in Manchester and this knocks spots off it.

Its not one of these over complicated places that adds ridiculous stuff just for the sake of it. They provide knockout food that the majority of people will enjoy but is different enough to still be an experience. It’s definitely a place for foodies, but also for people who are perhaps a bit nervous about going to these types of places. If you are then don’t be, so book in!

Also good portion sizes so you actually feel nicely full when you leave.

Knockout dish for me was the cured trout, my wifes was the butter pie.

Have already recommended to friends and family, some of whom have already booked! Hope...

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