St Anne's Lytham St Anne's

[kippaxwarrior]

WTF!!

This is my lad was was 9 at the time with his

 

[mexico1970]

This is my lad was was 9 at the time with his

Did he finish it all mate? That's some bloody cake that :)

 

[r.soleofsalford]

Need to visit St Anne's Pier cafe.

They sell 2ft long chocolate eclairs!! Went last year and they were £8

As I keep telling my wife, bigger isn’t necessarily better.

 

[mexico1970]

As I keep telling my wife, bigger isn’t necessarily better.

Did she fall for your lies mate ;)

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Did he finish it all mate? That's some bloody cake that :)

No!! He only had about a quarter of it. I finished the rest off. Took me 2 days. Fucking lovely it was. Proper fresh cream and the chocolate was delicious. Not like the ones from the supermarket or Greggs

 

[threespires]

Did a contract at an insurance firm there for a while. Eating out one evening with some of the local team I commented on the number of older ladies who were made up and in their gladrags for a week day evening. They smirked and pointed out that I shouldn't be ageist and that the widower market was as legitimate a market for the worlds oldest profession as any other demographic. No idea if it was true but they were adamant that there was a thriving business community of mature ladies catering for the older gentleman.

(Awaits first Rooney joke).

 

[dickie davies]

WTF!!

I'd love to lick it out

 

[BrianW]

There's at least two decent chippies in Lytham. One in St Anne's. I mean places where you can sit down and enjoy a decent haddock or whatever.

They are both rather quiet places and the comparison with Southport is fair, although Southport now is plagued with pestilential Scousers and is in danger of becoming an upmarket Rhyl.

A bit middle-class and elderly. Some good eateries, but if you expect Las Vegas you'll be disappointed. A nice walk along the front is possible in both places.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

It's where pretentious rich cunts go to die.

 

[pride in battle]

There's at least two decent chippies in Lytham. One in St Anne's. I mean places where you can sit down and enjoy a decent haddock or whatever.

They are both rather quiet places and the comparison with Southport is fair, although Southport now is plagued with pestilential Scousers and is in danger of becoming an upmarket Rhyl.

A bit middle-class and elderly. Some good eateries, but if you expect Las Vegas you'll be disappointed. A nice walk along the front is possible in both places.

Where would you recommend to eat in Lytham ? Thanks