The Whitaker - Rossendale
The Whitaker
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The newly refurbished Whittaker presents a daunting mix of positive ambiance and service pitfalls. While some patrons rave about the exceptional staff, delicious avocado belt, and delightful Sunday lunches, others recount frustrating experiences marked by cold food, long waits, and inadequate menu options. Concerns over hygiene, particularly with uncovered food, have also surfaced. Despite the promising atmosphere and the potential for a memorable visit, inconsistency in service quality and food presentation seem to haunt the restaurant. Diners are encouraged to tread carefully, weighing the charm against the challenges of this revitalized venue.
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I ordered the roast beef, but was served a cardboard-like Yorkshire pudding, dry cauliflower cheese with no sauce, and practically raw broccoli and cauliflower. The meal was inedible. There was no check back from the staff, and the service was poor. We will not be returning to dine here again. It is a shame to see the decline in quality at this establishment.
A group of friends and I met for lunch at this restaurant. The staff was friendly and efficient. The food was delicious - some of us had the king prawn skewers with couscous, while one person tried the celeriac dish from the special menu. I highly recommend trying the specials.
This restaurant prioritizes the comfort of male patrons over female customers. I visited their gender neutral restroom after a man had used it and encountered a puddle of urine in front of the toilet, a dirty seat, and no hook to hang my bag. I felt very uncomfortable. It seemed that the restaurant ignored the fact that men tend to be messier than women and dismissed my concerns in the name of being "inclusive".
Lovely food, not too much choice. Lovely friendly staff and gorgeous surroundings. Always enjoy looking at the museum after a meal but is a little bit pricey just for a lunch
What a lovely experience of a bar menu after a short Saturday morning walk in the sun. This community run venture served up vegetarian soup and humous. Very tasty and good value. What a fantastic museum to also wander around too. And a Thursday film night once a month.
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