Reviews of The Smiths Arms. (Restaurant) in Preston (Lancashire).

Name: The Smiths Arms
Address: Darkinson Ln, Lea Town, Preston PR4 0RP, United Kingdom, Preston, Lancashire
Telephone: +441772345444
Price range: €€
Rating: 4.3

The Smiths Arms

248 Reviews

9 Comments

Restaurant

Darkinson Ln, Lea Town, Preston PR4 0RP, United Kingdom

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Information of The Smiths Arms, Restaurant in Preston (Lancashire)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Reviews of The Smiths Arms

S. E.

We've heard that The Smith's Arms has got new landlords and decided to give it another chance after previous bad experience. It was lovely to see the place full and lively again. The new landlords are very friendly and welcoming. The menu has a lot to choose from and the food is very reasonably priced. The starters were tasty and well presented. So were the mains. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because the meat in my Sunday roast was a bit cold. As if it's been carved some time earlier and not before serving it. Everything else was great and piping hot. We didn't order desserts but we saw people around us getting some and they looked fab. Next time we'll definitely try them too. All in all a great improvement since the new landlords have taken over. Keep up the good work.

C. W.

Made more than welcome. We actually sat near the real log fire which made it nice an cosy. Outside the weather was pants. We got a drink and i was advised to try the hand pump but decided to have a pint of Wainwright which was nice, the boss had wine which she said was nice too. We asked if food was still available as it wasn't that busy mainly cos of the weather. The answer was yes. We both went for the " steak & ale pie " after a short while it turn up. The steak in the pie which we were told had just been made was great large chunks of meat which melted in your mouth The food was hot and cooked to order which is a good thing. After the meal we left mainly cos we had to drive home If your free on 15th October there is a motown and soul night but there are singers and pub quiz on other nights Might be worth a trip out for food and a little bit of good music We'll be back for sure Great food, nice pub, landlord/landlady welcoming and warm on a winters evening

K. G.

Popped in for some lunch after reading reviews. Glad I did. Very pleasent country pub. Home cooked food. Made to feel very welcome as a solo walker. Had homemade steak and kidney pudding which was on the specials board for £12.95. It was very nice and steak melted in mouth. Toilets very clean and nicely decorated. Will visit again.

A. G.

A lovely meal ,in a very pleasant pub .the people had only taken over the pub 3 weeks before ,but they made us feel very welcome ,and the menu was good .

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A lovely pub. Amazing atmosphere with friendly staff. Food is very good at a reasonable price. Easy access with plentiful parking. No events were on while we were there but it seems like it would be the perfect venue for some. Will come again

G. R.

Really tasty, well priced food, friendly and efficient staff in a comfortable, modern and clean country pub. What more could you ask for? First time we've visited in over a decade and will definitely not be leaving it as long until the next visit. Definitely recommended.