Tesco Cafe - Hyndburn

The staff was polite as usual. I ordered a latte, which was good, but the cup was covered with little bits of dirt all around. Although these were tiny, they could be easily removed by picking at them with your fingers.

We stopped by this cafe after shopping, and once again the food and service were excellent. I ordered the full breakfast, which included two hash browns, two strips of bacon, two slices of toast, a sausage, a fried egg, and baked beans. My wife opted for chips and gravy, while her sister enjoyed the cheese and spring onion toastie - all dishes were delicious. We had a great experience overall.

Stopped here on the way to National Trust Gawthorpe Hall. We ordered a Halloumi Burger with a side of fries. The cafe serves nice simple burgers that can be held and eaten in the hand, unlike those pretentious tall burgers. The chips were fantastic with the onion and garlic seasoning.

The staff out front are great , but the chef unfortunately didn’t cook the meat as I politely requested, leaving me very disappointed and bemused as to why they just don’t care about customers being satisfied with the service..??

The re-vamped café is much better the way it’s set out. We sat in the top corner and witnessed many people looking for the toilets which have been re-located during the upgrade. The scampi, chips and fresh peas was served with a slice of lemon (you can’t squeeze a slice of lemon, it should be a wedge) and tartare sauce. Meal was cooked well, chips presented in a small bowl, all very tasty. Total cost £18:00 for2x scampi chips peas, latte coffee and a diet Coke.