The Greyhound in Lancaster

The food was really bad it’s not worth a penny talk your good money somewhere else And the staff was ignorant good food wot a lot of rubbish everyone will Tell you it no good rip off ask for you mony back

Just had lunch here well it says on the menu soup bread and butter I got packet soup and margarine my husband had fish and chips which was served on a plate that wasn’t pot the fish was very greasy chip where ok my niece however waited quit a while for her food she had mushroom stroganoff and it was sopose to come with a naan bread she asked the girl and she said I don’t think it does when we got the menu out it did so she went to the kitchen to tell them by the time it came she had eaten her stroganoff and this naan looked like a well but it this way it didn’t look like a naan bread it looked like a flatbread I don’t think we will be going back be going back the food needs to be better and fresh cos microwave food is not very good so I don’t recommend anyone to eat here

We was on the way from Scotland to Midlands and unfortunately due no kitchen staff we couldn't be served with any food. Place dog friendly. Staff advised us to go to take away .

Food certainly wasn't Gastro. Had a 3 course roast Sunday lunch but it all could have been better. Prawn cocktail was ok apart from coming with a cheap slice of white cut bread. Roast potatoes & broccoli were very hard to cut - the first due to leathery tough skin & the 2nd because it was basically raw. The pudding was the best bit & even that was disappointing as it said Sticky Toffee pudding on the menu but it was actually Treacle/Golden Syrup pudding - not the same thing!

RIP Off !!!The food was ok but we made the mistake of ordering a bottle of wine to go with it. When we received the bill we realised the bottle cost us 5p short of £22. It was nothing special, just an ordinary bottle of wine you could buy at any supermarket for around £6. We have never paid more than £15 for the very best bottle of wine at a pub. When we raised the issue with the staff they were not interested. Hence we won’t be going back there again!

Visited this evening for food with my friend. Looks lovely now they have updated the decor, food menu was a really nice selection too. The food we both ordered was very asty and fantastic portion sizes. Highly reccomend

Reasonably priced, good quality food! Nice decoration following the refurbishment, friendly staff and lovely atmosphere.

Tasty food and friendly staff. Good beer choice and nice relaxed atmosphere in the afternoon

It's a pub, it's got questionable busy carpet in it, and "we built this city on rock and roll" and other overplayed tack but I wish I hadn't completely written off "The Greyhound" pub in Halton in my quest for a quirky shabby chic café. Granted, I didn't try the coffee but the Greyhound succeeded where Red Door Café failed short: filling up a ravenous tummy. £3.95 for this generous DELISH portion of dirty fries, topped with fiery cheese, chipotle sauce, jalapeños and melted cheese. The pub has a beer garden, but why stay in a beer garden when you can cosy up in Colonel Mustard's study? 👌😊

Nice comfortable pub. Good barman and waitress. Drinks enjoyable and food very good - recommend the Curry of the Day Madras and the Scampi