Rose and Crown (Clitheroe) Reviews

Rose and Crown (Clitheroe) Pub / Bar National

Newest Review: ... and beyond. It's in a very central location; mere metres from Clitheroe's crowning glory - the castle. The menu is exactly what you'd expect; sandwiches and light meals that are homemade and tempting. That's where the pros pretty much end though unfortunately. Inside is a completely different kettle of fish. The interior is well worn, to be polite, and is in dire need of a lick of paint. It looks like a lot of the traditional features are still there, such as the open fireplace and the detailed coving on the ceiling, but I would guess that they are still there because the owners don't want to spend any money on redecorating, rather than... more

Customer Rose and Crown (Clitheroe) Reviews (1)

dkm1981
Rose and Crown (Clitheroe): Not Much Going For The Rose and Crown (772 words)
by - written on 16/05/10 (Very useful, 223 readings)
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Clitheroe is a lovely quaint town surrounded by historic buildings and stunning views of the Lancashire countryside, and when we went there last week, we decided that we'd like some good old traditional pub fare to fit in with the day. There are plenty of places to eat in a fairly small area, but we decided on the Rose and Crown for two reasons. Firstly it's name; it may seem like a silly reason, but what better name for a traditional English pub? Secondly, there were people sat in the window who seemed to be enjoying themselves - always a good sign if you ask me. It seems though that the old adage 'never judge a book by its cover' (or in this case, 'never ...  Read the complete review

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