Morris Dancers Beefeater Restaurant in Ormskirk, Scarisbrick

Reviews

1. nik m ★★★☆☆

   Waiting too long to be noticed before being seated. Waiting too long for the bill to be brought. Food was good however, apart from a ridiculous cost of £1 for a miniscule pot of BBQ sauce. Every other sauce (e.g. tomato ketchup) is free. If you are going to charged for what should be a complimentary sauce then be up front about it rather wait until customers have finished their meals and it appears on the bill. Morale of the story, bring your own BBQ sauce!!!

   almost 10 months ago
2. IML Media ★★★☆☆

   Popped in today having not been in for many years, we had seen the set menu for £7.99 each main, the place was very quiet and only a couple of staff. Was still table service which is nice, the food arrived in good time, hot and tasty, the portion size for the fish and chips was excellent, the burger and chips was less so, but you expect less for £8. But the main reason that it became a three star review is the state of the toilets, they stunk and were filthy (I got a couple of photos but there too gross for on here). As advice goes, if you check how clean the toilets are, you'll know how clean the kitchen is. Was shocking to see such a big company like this have such poor standards. Just for this reason its unlikely we will be back.

   almost 10 months ago
3. Kevin Lesser ★★★☆☆

   I believe this may have been my first visit to a Beefeater establishment, but not entirely sure. That statement is already very telling as it has not left a memorable impression on the brain matter. I frequent several Premier Inns and many are attached to the same franchise. I was in just before 8pm in the middle of the week so it was not very busy. Guided to my table swiftly and an order was placed for a ribeye steak, medium rare. Delivery was relatively quick and the food was hot. Great start. The ribeye steak was as thick as the fries, not a great cut but great flavour. Kudos to the chef for trying to make this thin-cut ribeye steak medium rare. The chimichurri sauce was a great option and the herby, zesty fragrance worked well with the steak. Now the skin on fries retained enough oil to service a Landrover, they were crispy but not much else was going for them. I was looking forward to the pudding treat. Ordered the Mango & passion fruit sundae as the menu picture looked stunning (see for yourself). Noticed the difference yet! The picture in the menu has a full glass with cream on top whilst the presented offering was half a glass full of whipped cream. Halfway down the depth I finally met my pudding and it was fabulous. I think I got the £5 version and not the £6-99 option as advertised. I real pity as it did taste great but there wasn't much of it! Value for money 3/5 stars. Will I remember the experience - probably not! Will I seek out the establishment for a meal again? Only if staying at the same hotel group and as a matter of convenience.

   almost 11 months ago

1. Janet Holden ★★★★★

   Staff very friendly hadn't booked but we were seated straight away. We're given Menus and drinks orders were taken. When food was ordered we were asked re allergies. Food was excellent my Husband had steak and said it was the best he had eaten in a long time. Haven't been to the Morris Dancers for a while but will definitely be back soon

   1 year ago
2. Liz Rea ★★★★★

   Stayed here for a night with work. Did the food offer. Dinner was great and breakfast too. Clean, good variety and staff really friendly.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Mark Crane ★★★★☆

   Large pub/restaurant attached to a Premier Inn. Inside and outside seating available and parking. Large selection of beverages and a varied menu though largely grilled based. Portions not massive but it is a chain so the same everywhere I guess. In saying that, meals were well cooked and presented. Nice friendly staff.

   almost 3 years ago

1. pete ★★★★★

   The lunch menu is really good value for money. Crispy chicken wings with a tasty bbq sauce and the gammon with chips and the curry is a firm favourite of ours.

   almost 4 years ago
2. David Simkins ★★★★☆

   The original pub underwent a major refurbishment and was annexed to a new-build Premier Inn in 2006. It is now the breakfast venue for the hotel’s residents but remains a standalone pub-restaurant for nonresidents also. In the evening the area adjacent to the bar is quite homely, whereas the larger area is a little sterile. The menu is predominantly grilled meats although there are lighter options. Although not fine dining the food is good and prices are reasonable. The staff, however, are excellent; really friendly, helpful and efficient.

   almost 4 years ago

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