Emporium Review

We had a very pleasant evening at The Emporium in Clitheroe on Saturday.

We all met and had drinks in the area downstairs which also has large leather sofas.

After a glass or two we were shown to our table upstairs, we decided to have a selection of starters, garlic breads, nachos with chilli & melted cheese and a selection of homemade breads with different oils & balsamic vinegars! It was all very good.

We had various main courses, the lemon & blackpepper chicken gougons where a hit (as always) with the kids. I myself had a wonderful pescatore pizza the only down side was I could not finish it! Someone had the Black Pudding starter as a main this came with a poached egg and a lovely hollandaise.

No deserts as everyone was too full, all in all a great evening in the company of family, nice surroundings and great food!

The Emporium

Off to The Emporium tonight to celebrate a family birthday.

The Emporium, situated on Clitheroes main street Moor Lane, is in what was an old Methodist Chapel. A huge building set over 3 floors along with intimate landings is a relaxed place to visit with a good atmosphere.

Part coffee shop, winebar & brasserie The Emporium also sells interior design, in fact everything there is for sale - sofas, dining furniture, ornaments etc. There is also a shop on the lower floor.

A varied menu to suit all, coffees, wine & draught beer are on offer along with a good selection of soft drinks.

The Emporium is part of the Warburton brothers empire which includes Waddington Arms, Mitton Hall and the newly refurbished Royal Hotel at Kirkby Lonsdale.

Check back tomorrow for a honest review.