The Clifton Arms Hotel
A Lytham institution since 1851, The Clifton Arms serves elegant British cuisine in a beautifully restored Victorian setting overlooking the green. Perfect for a special occasion or a leisurely Sunday lunch.
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A Lytham institution since 1851, The Clifton Arms serves elegant British cuisine in a beautifully restored Victorian setting overlooking the green. Perfect for a special occasion or a leisurely Sunday lunch.
Visit websiteA stylish food and wine bar on Lytham's Market Square, Zest serves modern European small plates and sharing boards alongside an expertly curated wine list. A favourite for relaxed lunches and lively evening dining.
The Grand's elegant restaurant offers a refined dining experience with panoramic views over the Fylde coast. An extensive wine list and seasonal tasting menus make this a destination in its own right.
Lytham's most celebrated real ale pub, The Taps has been serving hand-pulled beers since 1849. A compact, characterful boozer with an ever-changing selection of cask ales and a loyal local following.
A St Annes institution serving fresh, golden fish and chips in a proper sit-down restaurant as well as takeaway. Loved by locals and visitors for decades, with outdoor bench seating and a warm, no-fuss welcome.
Visit websiteA much-loved Lytham restaurant with a relaxed, neighbourhood feel. Bosco serves a modern European menu with Italian influences, outdoor terrace seating and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that keeps locals coming back.
A Fylde coast favourite with shops in both Lytham and St Annes, Seniors has been serving freshly cooked fish and chips to locals and visitors for generations. Classic Lancashire chippy done properly.
An authentic Neapolitan pizzeria on Clifton Street, Pizza Rana serves wood-fired pizzas alongside cocktails, organic wine, craft beer and Italian coffee. A vibrant, casual spot that brings a taste of Naples to Lytham.
A beautifully relaxed café and restaurant in the heart of Ansdell, Hygge captures the Danish spirit of cosiness and good living. Outdoor terrace seating, thoughtful food and a warm, unhurried atmosphere.
A fresh, health-focused café on the Fylde coast serving wholesome food made with quality ingredients. With a lovely outdoor terrace and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, Clean Counter is a brilliant spot for breakfast, brunch or a light lunch.
Lytham's most iconic landmark — a beautifully preserved Grade II listed windmill on the green, with an adjoining heritage centre telling the story of the town.
Visit websiteA magnificent Grade I listed Georgian mansion set in 78 acres of parkland. Open for guided tours, events and seasonal markets throughout the year.
Visit websiteA beautiful 22-acre boating lake set in parkland on the edge of the Ribble Estuary. Rowing boats, lakeside walks, wildlife and a café on site. Free entry.
Lytham's much-loved theatre and leisure destination. Live shows, tennis, padel tennis, crown green bowls, mini golf and beautiful ornamental gardens.
Visit websiteLytham's most celebrated hotel — a grand Victorian landmark on the seafront green with elegant rooms, fine dining and a rich history stretching back over 150 years.
Visit websiteA striking Victorian hotel in the heart of St Annes, offering comfortable rooms, a leisure club with swimming pool, and easy access to the beach and town centre.