Bonny Inn in Ribble Valley

Fantastic. Quality produce, cooked well. Whether it was sausage, egg and bacon butty on a lovely soft roll, smoked salmon with perfect runny poached eggs or my full Bonnie Breakfast tm.Lovely setting and glad we managed to sneak in the Saturday morning breakfast before the summer break.

Fantastic vegan menu at this country pub and not just token dishes or salad but well thought out satisfying dishes. The mushroom pudding was the star for me but all the vegan options we tried between the four of us were scrumptious. Would definitely go back. Highly recommended for vegans as many places in the Ribble Valley have either hardly any choice or the dishes are inferior but expensive.

First time visitors but will be going back as soon as possible.Great food, lovely staff & fab with the kids.Place is in a beautiful spot and very well decorated within.

Great food, friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Beautiful views out back. And options to eat outside or in.

Delicious food. Great service. Amazing views. What more could you ask for?

The Bonny Inn is situated in a lovely location close to Longridge, Blackburn and Ribchester. The staff we’re friendly and attentive. I opted for the pecan salad with extra chicken! WOW!! I’m always in pursuit of the perfect salad and this was it! Hubby had a flame grilled sandwich with caramelised onions and triple cooked chips.Not the cheapest pub lunch but well worth the price. Definitely would recommend and look forward to visiting again soon.

Great pub and really really good food. Lovely friendly staff and really good food!

We enjoyed a warm welcome and delicious evening meal at The Bonny Inn. The views from the conservatory must be stunning on a sunny day. All 3 courses were lovely, glad we shared the rhubarb creme brulee, it was very generously sized! Many thanks, we hope to visit again.

Dreadful meal - so disappointed, as I've had some fabulous food here.Open prawn sandwich - the bread was sliced so thin I had no option but to use my cutlery and I could count the prawns on top (about 10/12 max) with the smallest salad garnish and portion of coleslaw ever. This was £8!!No way was it worth that - not good value for money at all and sadly will not be returning.£15 for sandwich, chips and a soft drink and left hungry!

Great views over the Pendle Valley from this restaurant. Staff are friendly and happy to chat although it was quiet. Good menu - starter were fantastic but the fish pie was a little too dry for me as I prefer more sauce. Sadly no room for dessert. Would come again but I do prefer the sister restaurant for ambience and surroundings.