Greendale View Kitchen in Ribble Valley

Stunning views from this lovely tea room. Original brunch choices & what we had was delicious. Great coffee & cake too. Very friendly staff who went out of their way to make us feel welcome & accommodated. Looking forward to our next visit!

Back again for another visit, this time with hubby in tow. Once again absolutely wonderful food and ambiance. It is well worth the 40 minutes travel from home to get here. I know that people usually review the food etc but I would also like to mention how clean it is. It must take hard work to keep the Teahouse so clean when there are so many visitors, dogs and dirty shoes walking in and out. Well done to all involved.

Another lovely lunch everything freshly prepared. Delicious salmon and leek tartlet with beetroot waldorf. Busy so maybe book if you want to secure a table

What a lovely place, had a lovely lunch. The quality of the food was amazing, lots of lovely flavours. I intended on treating my mum to a cheeky glass of wine, but honestly there was something about the place that relaxed us so much that we didn't need alcohol. We came away feeling full and relaxed. I just wish it was closer to where I live so I could visit more regularly.

I wish this place was closer to where I live as I would go every day. I had the shakshuka and it was divine. followed by the most delicious scone. They even serve my favourite Yorkshire tea. The Teahouse is in the most lovely area and I felt so relaxed and comfortable looking out to the beautiful countryside that I was reluctant to leave. I will definitely be returning as soon as possible.

Visited a few times, the food is fantastic and the chef is very friendly and always acknowledges you when you are leaving. However, today’s visit was spoiled by the very rude lady who served us, I was upset but decided to stay as we had travelled quite a way. Doesn’t take much to be friendly.

Fabulous location great food, warm friendly atmosphere. Well looked after. Had a great lunch . Staff amazing and helpful

Popped in for coffee and cake in the afternoon. My wife had a small Prosecco as it was her Birthday, on hearing this the staff brought a small gift for her birthday which was a very nice touch. The staff are very friendly and the cake was excellent. 5 stars.

Service was excellent and friendly. Food was first class and reasonably priced. Premises are spotless. This tea house is well worth a visit. Dog friendly.

A wonderful atmosphere with friendly service. All meals are made fresh on the premises by highly experienced chefs Michael & Zoe. Every meal is full of flavour, seasonal and locally sourced. Highly recommend their breakfasts especially their mushroom toast or, when in season, their avocado & feta toasties, not to mention their many other meal selections. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Since re-opening in June, Greendale's has become our go to place to eat. Chefs Michael and Zoe make the most delicious dishes with menu items such as the mushrooms on toast never failing to impress and specials like the Shakshuka being simply devine. The service is friendly whilst remaining professional so we are always made to feel welcome and relaxed. Fine dining at very reasonable prices whether dining with friends or just out for a walk or cycle.

We have frequented this establishment many times as we live in the area, and I can truly say that every time that we go there, we are made to feel welcomed and treated as friends. Michael and the team are very approachable, and their welcoming nature sets the scene. The food is always top quality, fresh, well presented, and varied in offering. The friendly personable service is a prime feature, as it says a lot about how they feel about their business. The teahouse is set in beautiful surroundings, with good parking, amazing views of the Ribble Valley, with both indoor and outdoor seating. I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Greendale Teahouse and Rooms to anyone looking for a homely, warm, friendly and quality place to have food/refreshment. Keep up the excellent work ....

Extremely friendly and helpful. Very well appointed and comfortable room. Excellent food. Well situated for Pendle Hill, Ribble Valley and Forest of Bowland. I highly recommend them.

Best view in Lancashire food is yummy and home made and there are gluten free options. The staff are lovely too

What a super little tea room. The staff were delightful, so friendly and welcoming- even tho we arrived 2 minutes before closing time! It was my Mum's birthday and they sang Happy Birthday and presented her with a hand made truffle on a decorated plate! We thoroughly enjoyed parsnip soup with delicious homemade bread and then the best scones,home made cakes and desserts. This could easily become our favourite place to eat locally and we'll definitely be back and intend to sing their praises.

Visited this wonderful tea room again this morning after a beautiful, cold sunny walk with our dog Brian…This place offers a fantastic friendly service, a wonderful atmosphere, with a warm fire and excellent food! I had smashed avocado with poached eggs on toast and my husband had mushrooms on toast. Both had their own little twist which added to the beautiful flavours. Cannot recommend high enough!

We have stayed here a couple of times now. The location and setting is amazing. The rooms are lovely with number 4 having amazing views. Martin and the team are great. Very friendly and attentive. The breakfast is also very good all prepared with local produce. Not to far from Cliteroe and walking distance to Chatburn.

Lovely lunch, all fresh produce and tasty too. We walked up from Downham with our dog (who was made very welcome) and had a poached salmon sandwich on home-made bread, and butternut squash and ginger soup. Both delicious and perfect for a light lunch. We both had the dark hot choc to drink which was intense and rich, perfect for a winters day. Followed with rum cake and a new invention - lemon, almond, olive oil and rosemary bundt cake, so light and zingy. Hope to visit again, a warm welcome from all the staff and the perfect cosy tea room.

What an unbelievable find . Fantastic overnight stay with amazing hospitality . Michael and the team were so accommodating- food out of this world - Will definitely be back

A beautiful quiet place to stay for a few nights. The proprietors are very lovely, and totally attentive to your needs. What was very clear, the passion they have for using great local produce, making delicious food, and ensuring your eating experience is enjoyable, whether it’s breakfast, lunch or sampling their delicious cakes. The rooms are very comfortable and cosy. A great find to stop after a lovely stroll or bike ride, or even a drive in the beautiful surrounding. Or in my case, a few days away! Thank you Michael, Zoe, Caroline and Neil, for being so welcoming!

Visited the restaurant while passing and I’m glad we did. The food was nothing sort of perfect. The service was so friendly and inviting. Will be returning in the very near future.

Visited Greendale Rooms as an overnight stay with breakfast. We were greeted with a friendly face as soon as we stepped through the door and nothing was too much trouble. Room had a wonderful view of the surrounding countryside, was clean and comfortable. Nice little touches like home made biscuits waiting in the room made for a very nice experience. Even with the quality of the rest of the trip the breakfast was able to stand out thanks to the quality of local produce and home made items such as bread for toast. Will return again in the future.

My vegan husband and I were taking a friend out for breakfast to a different establishment who called to cancel last minute due to staff sickness. I was following Greendale on Facebook so rang to ask if they could offer any vegan breakfast options and as they could we visited them instead. As it turns out I think the place cancelling did us a favour as we had a fabulous time at Greendale. The staff were lovely and helpful, they have oat milk and plant based butter and could veganise some of the dishes. We had overnight oats with raisins, hazelnuts and grated apple, mushrooms on toast and toast with marmalade. We had a chat with chef Michael who was very enthusiastic about offering more vegan options and asked us for ideas. He said they made as much as possible like the bread on site and you could tell it was homemade. The food was fresh, cooked to order and absolutely delicious, the overnight oats were better than the ones I make! The coffee was so good we had two large Americanos each which says a lot as my husband is very fussy about coffee. The views of the Ribble Valley are spectacular and I cannot wait to return and try more of the vegan options Michael has in mind for future. Revisited for coffee and chef had made a vegan gluten free chocolate cake so we had the last two pieces. Oh my word it was fabulous, moist, chocolatey and rich..It was a test cake to see what people thought, well let's hope they keep it on the menu, it was top notch.

This is my 2nd visit here and again I couldn't find fault with a thing. From the friendliness and attentiveness of the staff to the amazing food and the spectacular views. I came away again with some of Zoes amazing 100 hour brownies and a granary loaf. Can't wait for my overnight stay in one of the beautiful rooms and re-sample the warm hospitality of Neil, Caroline, Zoe and Michael again. This B&B is a little gem in a beautiful part of Lancashire. Don't hesitate to visit and sample the amazing food and the amazing warm welcome you will receive. If I could award more stars I would

Found this place as we were walking up t'hill to Downham. A warm day we were looking for a refreshing drink. The friendliness of the staff was a great welcome. They directed us to an outside table and brought out the menu and updated us on the specials. We decided to have something to eat. I had mushrooms on toast and partner had a lancashire cheese tart. Both sound quite basic but both dishes were well cooked, very well presented and tasted great. Partner was tempted and had Wet Nelly (apparently a Liverpudlian favourite!) which was delicious. In addition to the great food, friendliness and professional approach of the staff, the view over to Yorkshire and its 3 Peaks was so relaxing. Really pleased we decided to stop for a drink. We'll done.

Fantastic overnight stay at this b&b. Rooms immaculate and breakfast fabulous the owners were very friendly and helpful and recommended some local walking routes. We would definitely recommend can’t wait to stay again

We visited on a Saturday morning and were delighted - the new management team are warm and welcoming and are clearly producing amazing things from the kitchen! The most delicious real hot chocolate (2 strengths available with steamed chocolate) Bob on cup of tea Great coffee Toasted tea cakes that hit the spot Poached eggs worth a visit for, on toasted home made bread Can’t wait to revisit to see Michael and the rest of the team and sample more of the menu!

New management success! Now the place is open reliably we can enjoy this place again. Top notch breakfast and the quality of scones and cakes and pastries looks amazing. New staff have quite the culinary pedigree. Will return for a nice lunch I think. Very friendly welcome

We called in for lunch and thoroughly enjoyed. Everything is homemade, I had a most delicious cheese pie complete with a layer of pickle in. Oven roasted chips and salad. My wife had the homemade granary bread with excellent bacon and poached eggs. It is a family run place and the staff are lovely, the views from the garden are awesome. We will certainly visit again

I was looking for a coffee and lunch spot for a catch up with a friend and found this lovely rural cafe. We were fortunate with the weather and decided to begin with a coffee sitting outside in the sunshine. We placed our order at the lovely kiosk stacked with very tempting home made cakes. The friendly girl serving said she would bring our drinks over to our table and when we asked about lunch were told we could eat outside or inside whichever we preferred. What a beautiful place to sit in the sunshine and admire the fantastic views over the valley. For lunch we decided on homemade soup accompanied with fresh granary bread. Definitely homemade as the gorgeous smell of bread cooking wafted by as we enjoyed our coffee earlier. After a quiet start the tables filled for lunch but the service was swift and professional yet very friendly. We stayed for quite a while and didn't feel we were rushed in any way. Tables were sprayed and cleaned as soon as diners had left which was reassuring to see. Lots of sandwiches were on offer. Some hot such as sausage or bacon and also a cold selection all served in homemade rolls and made to order. We had absolutely no complaints and would recommend a stop off here if you are in the area and wanting quality home cooked food. In winter the inside is very homely and I imagine very cosy on a cold winter's day.

Poor breakfast, not what it used to be. Full English consisted of sausages, bacon & beans, they forgot the egg. No sauce offered or salt & pepper?! Had to order outside, even Wetherspoons let you order inside! As there are plenty quality breakfast options nearby...

We'd passed here often but never had the opportunity to pop in - but booked for NY for short stay. Very flexible & welcoming - picked up our key earlier even tho' room wasn't quite ready. The rooms benefit from independent access - so easy...

We stayed here New Year’s Eve to attend a wedding nearby. The hosts were so welcoming and helpful when we arrived and the breakfast in the morning was the best I have had in a very long time. Stunning views from the spacious bedroom window,...

Cosy tea rooms with a roaring fire and a lovely black Labrador to keep you company. The coffee was amazing and the breakfast fresh and full of flavour. A nice touch is the homemade bread used for the toast. Highly recommend, especially after a morning...

I came with my friend to show her the pendle witch place of interest! Just blown away with the place, beautiful room, so clean. We had 2 dogs with us and they were made to feel at home too. Lovely field out the back to...

Fabulous B&B, luxurious bedrooms, fantastic view, friendly, welcoming and helpful hosts and great breakfasts. Our family trip with 7 adults stayed in 4 rooms all of which were really well appointed. Totally recommend saying here.

Called in whilst taking dogs along path from Chatburn to Downham. Sat on picnic table with fabulous countryside views. Had really nice coffee and lovely homemade cakes. Member of staff serving was very pleasant and helpful, a really nice experience. Didn’t realise the cabin was...

Didn't eat here, but called in for a coffee mid-afternoon on a warm, sunny, Lancashire day. Coffee was fine, staff were pleasant and the view from the gardens looking over to Ingleborough was superb !

First the positives: Food was really good, all fresh and no complaints. Negatives: Price- Ham and Cheese Sandwich with spoon of coleslaw and a few cheap crisps for £7.20, Tuna and Onion for £8.20 They had run out of many drinks and these things happen,...

Greendale View wasn’t open the last time we came this way however our recent visit was definitely worth the visit. I don’t know what to say first so... Good views, fabulous food, friendly staff and convenient position

Just been again today and the the the food was amazing the service was spot on just for the weather it bit cold everything was brilliant Can’t wait to the restaurant to open.

Poor service, basically I had to ask for a knife and fork to eat breakfast, no cutlery! And waited ages only to find the food wasnt what we ordered!

We reserved a table for brunch, it was lovely, a good choice of menu, for anytime of day, fabulous views and felt welcome, even with 2 dogs, good covid safety, walked from Clitheroe and back so no guilt pangs!!!!

We visited this restaurant during our holiday and we received a warm welcome on arrival. We ordered tea and scones which were both of excellent quality. We have no hesitation in visiting this restaurant in the future.

Despite the start of the COVID 19 shutdown ... This super cafe has decided to support the local community in the best way possible! I live a couple of hours away from my elderly mum who is local to the cafe and with Mothers Day...

My friend and I stayed at Greendale for a couple of nights while visiting Pendle Hill. We received a warm and friendly welcome as soon as we stepped into the eatery, and this carried through our two days here.Our stay included breakfast, and each morning I was greeted with a traditional full English breakfast to start my day. Everything was really well cooked, consistently hot, and delicious. Testament to a very good chef!I like the open kitchen, it's always good to see your food in preparation, cooking and serving stages. And the serving staff were really attentive and polite.All in all a lovely little eatery and somewhere I would definitely recommend.

What a great place! Clean, comfortable, relaxed, informal, good service, excellent food - they even bake their own bread. Had breakfast here on a cold wet January morning and we'll definitely return to try more on the menu. On this occasion we had one full English - the other luxury scrambled eggs on toast - both perfection. The lunch menu looked equally inviting. Good value and so cosy on a wet day with a log burning stove and daily newspapers to browse.

Had a lovely breakfast, service was excellent, I would recommend this cafe with a beautiful view, it’s definitely worth a visit.

Never been before but will definitely be back. Sandwich and toastie were big on fillings and the scones were light as a feather. Very friendly and worth a visit

Off the beaten track a cosy cafe serving homemade food and homemade bread. Very friendly. Lunch served 12.00 to 3.00pm. Family run.

A group of 9 of us had a fab lunch here today.All 9 dishes served together, piping hot and completely scrummy. Highlights were the delicious rolls with stilton and bacon that accompanied the carrot and ginger soup, the gooey cheese pie and the ham , celery and potato casserole.Well worth a trip from Southport. Lovely pleasant staff and of course a great view

We stayed overnight in a comfortable, well appointed bedroom. The breakfast was delicious - perfectly cooked and generous portions. The service was amazing - including finding a pair of lost earrings which I had dropped in the road outside, which they are posting back to me! I would definitely stay here again!

Had an absolutely lovely time here. Food, drink and service was excellent. Was late arriving from Sheffield but they held our table even though they were full. Stunning views.

Stunning location with views to die for. Food is really good. Home made bread/cakes/puddings = blackboard menu with specials. Perfect for breakfast - accommodation - definitely one not to miss.

We recently stayed here with friends for a wedding we were at around the corner. I cannot even begin to tell you how amazing and beautiful the hotel is and the views from the bedroom with the bay window are just simply amazing. We were luckily allowed early check-in as the rooms were ready to enable us to get ready for the wedding and the staff couldn't have done enough for us. The wedding we were at was a 2-day wedding and Sunday was bring your own drinks so we bought bags of ice for the cool box. I rang the out of hours mobile number on the front door and asked if we could use their freezer to store our ice and without question, the gentleman directed me to the freezer and allowed us to store this until we needed it. the breakfast was just simply delicious and I would definitely come back just for that. I would 100% recommend Greendale View to anybody wanting to stay within the area.

..as is so common..when one stats at accomodation one is ofter helped finding places to eat etc..the Greendale was no exception as this had been recommended..it was brilliant..food and service was fantastic..we felt like lord and lady as nothing was too much trouble..our breakfasts were great..well done..

Sunday breakfast at Greendale is by prior booking only, so we booked our table of four for Fathers Day, 9am. We were greeted by Skye, the family black Labrador, and the owners and staff, then shown to our table in the huge bay window with views over the countryside. The very pleasant waiter took our order, full English breakfasts with a few tweaks and drink order. The breakfast was absolutely delicious, and huge, two sausage, two bacon, mushrooms, tomato, beans, fried bread, two fried eggs and plates of hot buttered toast. Perfect! Very attentive waiter, also very polite, very friendly owners. There were three other tables in but it wasn’t a problem for them. We will return!

Spent 1 night on a walking trip. The room and ensuite was spotless.Slept really well in the comfortable bed. We were met on arrival by family members including Sky the Labrador, made to feel very welcome offered tea or coffee on arrival which was very welcome. Breakfast the next morning was tremendous, full English with toast made from their home made bread and jams and marmalade, couldnt fault it, didnt need lunch was still full. Thank you for a lovely but short trip, will visit again.

I can't remember what I had the first time I visited - it was some kind of pie from the specials board, I think. It was very good. This time, there wasn't really anything that excited me on the specials, and I just had a sausage and cheese toastie with a side of really nice chips. Enjoyed it. I must bring my mum, she'd enjoy it.

We stopped for lunch Easter Monday. It was a beautiful day and the view was fantastic. We had toasted sandwiches which were great; cakes which were homemade and very tasty (although my raspberry bakewell cake was a touch dry). Unfortunately the coffee was a little weak & watery for me, which is why I didn't give it a 5.

Always visited this place and have always enjoyed it. But took friends here yesterday and was so disappointed by the size of the toasted sandwiches it was embarrassing.the sandwich was no bigger than a Blackpool roll size. The chips came in a small sized cup and we had to order extra. It’s very very overpriced at £48 for 4 child size toasted sandwiches with child size chips and 2 teas 2 coffee’s. We won’t ever go here again which is such a shame as we always enjoyed it previously before the portions were so mean. We all came away hungry !! WITH RESPONCE TO DOTAL39 I AM GATHERING AFTER ALL THE NEGATIVE FEEDBACK THE OWNERS HAVE HOPEFULLY TAKEN NOTE. NOBODY I AM SURE HAS ULTERIOR MOTIVES AND ITS VERY IMMATURE OF YOU TO SAY THAT. I AM THE FIRST TO SAY WHEN ITS BEEN A GREAT EXPERIENCE AND AFTER GOING TO GREENDALE SINCE IT FIRST OPENED IT WAS NOT AS GOOD.IF YOU HAD FOUND IT POOR VALUE AND VERY DIFFERENT FROM PREVIOUS VISITS WHAT WOULD YOU SAY?? SOUNDS MORE LIKE YOU HAVE ULTERIOR MOTIVES.!!!!

Last night my vegetarian ready meal was so unpleasant I felt blighted. Today, after lunch at this cafe, I felt blessed. Thank you for my lovely lunch and dessert. You restored my faith in humanity. This place is ace-the wood burning stove, home made bread,local cheese and scrumptious dishes. The seasoning is spot on. Plus its set in very pretty countryside. We read about in Lancashire Life and are so glad we drove from Eccles to eat here. P.S. the staff are lovely.

After walking in the nick of Pendle called in for breakfast after a long dog walk. What a fabulous place food and staff 1st class, chef is fantastic and is happy to meet any requirements.

Visited 3 times in 1 week it is so good. Lovely welcome on arrival, wood-burning stove creating warmth and comfort and a very beautiful Labrador called Sky who is simply too gorgeous for words. Twice we had breakfast which was cooked perfectly and exactly as we’d asked for. Nothing is too much trouble and the hosts are lovely and friendly. Can not recommend this enough and we hope to return at Easter. Even considering staying in one of the B&B; rooms. Look forward to returning soon

I cannot understand some of the negative comments which have been put on this site. I have been going to Greendale since it opened and cannot praise it enough. There is always a warm welcome and the log fire is always burning brightly. This rural kitchen is great and the food always fresh. Maybe the people saying bad things had ulterior motives.

We know when we go to Greendale that whatever we have will be of the very best quality. We have to say though that should chicken tarragon pie be on the specials board then we have to have it. It is usually accompanied by, in our case, dauphinois potatoes and the freshest of vegetables. The vegetables are without doubt always so good because Trevor is so passionate about what he does that he always buys his vegetables from a specialist organic wholesaler in Manchester. There is only one downside, I cannot truly manage to eat one of their marvellous puddings or cakes. I have to admit that on certain days when we have eaten at home, sometimes we call in at the Greendale for dessert! Knowing how Trevor loves his ingredients we personally last year took him a huge carrier bag of damsons we had picked as a gift so that he could turn them into one of the kitchen's superb crumbles.

If you were brought up on really tasty homemade food, chemically free and fresh from the garden this is the place. If your tastebuds have been assaulted and destroyed by manufactured, tinned and highly processed food along with high sugar content drinks in your childhood and a portion of chips every day you just won't get how good this freshly made food really is. Educate and take a look at the quality of the ingredients. This is not conveyor belt food processed in some factory by machines with virtually tasteless ingredients this is high quality food worth waiting for and there to be enjoyed. When you go to the award winning Greendale Kitchen cafe you are dining on food that is well cooked, healthy, nutritious and above all else the tastiest food you'll ever experience. This food is made with love and a passion for taste. Enjoy!

Always visited this place and have always enjoyed it. But took friends here yesterday and was so disappointed by the size of the toasted sandwiches it was embarrassing.the sandwich was no bigger than a Blackpool roll size. The chips came in a small sized cup and we had to order extra. It’s very very overpriced at £48 for 4 child size toasted sandwiches with child size chips and 2 teas 2 coffee’s. We won’t ever go here again which is such a shame as we always enjoyed it previously before the portions were so mean. We all came away hungry !!

I live locally and have been meaning to visit this Cafe for quite some time!

Ow dear... It’s about the fifth time we have visited this cafe/restaurant and we have always loved it. But unfortunately things have changed. My wife and I decided to visit for late breakfast (11:15) and it was absolutely rubbish. The welcome we received on arrival was .. Have you booked ? Which we had not, so we decided to wait although we were shown directly to a table?? But we had no issue waiting. The staff have always been pleasant in the past but not this morning, a lot of long faces.

After booking for a new years lunch, we were excited for our first trip to this little cafe. Only after ordering were we informed by our rather unfriendly waitress that the meals we wanted were not available, along with several other items despite being on the menu. As the menu is rather limited, and dare I say, overpriced, we decided to have our drinks and leave. I'll add the side note that they had run out of straws which wouldn't normally bother me but combined with everything it just added to the horrible experience. £2.00 for a can of diet coke seemed excessive but we were enjoying the views. Unfortunately one of the cans was flat. Upon explaining this as we left, the owner began a tirade of abuse at my elderly father who was attempting to pay. He was yelling across the restaurant calling my father all kinds of horrible names and telling us we were lying. The drink was there for him to try himself which he refused to do!! He tried to make the excuse that the ploughmans we wanted weren't on the menu as it was 'December'. As the abuse continued my dad became more upset. We are not rude people. In fact we go beyond politeness having worked in the food trade ourselves. I've never been so disgusted or seen behaviour like this in my life. My 2 year old son was horribly upset by this exchange and I cannot stress enough how awful this experience was. What a terrible way to start the year.

A lovely little restaurant, great for lunches and afternoon teas but also recently opened 4 double bedrooms. We used this for a function at the nearby Assheton Arms when we needed more rooms - these were lovely and spacious, 3 with en suite and the 4th with its own bathroom. Breakfasts were freshly made and greatly enjoyed, they make their own bread on site which adds to the aromas!

Visited today and as usual food excellent. Friendly pleasant staff with attention too detail. See you again soon .

We stayed here for one night and were very impressed. The entire place is spotlessly clean, which is very important to me. I even looked under the bed (not in a Four in a Bed way but looking for something I dropped!) and it was clearly well hoovered. The bathroom was big, modern and lovely. The room and bathroom were lovely and warm (a bit plus) and the bed was plush and comfy.

I was recommended here by a friend and decided to treat the hubby for an afternoon cuppa. It was a glorious day to sit outside so we picked the tables outside. Great service and really enjoyed seeing the beautiful surroundings as we chilled. Would love to come back for a bite of lunch! Well done, guys, for winning the 2018 Tearoom/Cafe of the year!

Stayed the night and had breakfast. Lovely clean and comfortable room. Lovely breakfast . Friendly atmosphere. Look forward to visiting again

Been meaning to call in here for some considerable time and today we had a lunch. Lots of wholesome freshly cooked fayre and we decided on the soup and a sandwich which was prepared with fresh greens from the allotment.

Arrived at 1pm on a Sunday when it did not appear to be busy. We ordered soup and a sandwich and two coffees. The coffees arrived swiftly but then we waited 45 minutes for the food. The kitchen is open to the seating area and unfortunately there seemed to be a very animated disagreement going on between the Chef and his assistant and this possibly delayed our order. We mentioned to the waitress that we had long since finished our coffee but there was no offer of a refill. When we paid the bill we commented on the long wait and suggested that they should warn customers if tgere were delays for whatever reason.

I stopped for a light lunch with my 2 daughters on a rainy lunchtime. Delicious lunch of sandwiches, toasted sandwiches and soup. All freshly made to order, and the staff were so friendly and helpful, making sure the kids meals had the right extras for sale / coleslaw/crisps. Soup was delicious and made fresh from locally grown veg.

Stunning location, exceptional if sunny weather in the garden area. The bay window is good for 4-6 people. We had wisely reserved a table and a good job-- lots arrived after us. We had chilli baked potato, cheese melted sandwich and 2 cheese & onion pies. The best cheese & onion I have ever had. Chips could have been a bit crisper but on the whole very good meal- definitely a place to return to.

What a disappointment. 3 of us arrived at 1.30pm and the cafe was full and buzzing. We were shown to the only table available in the back room which was fine. We ordered 2 baked potatoes and a chilli special with chips. A little later we were told that they had run out of baked potatoes? As these made up quite a big section of the menu I was surprised especially as service is until 4pm. So we had to reorder -a platter and a sandwich with chips.

Just had tea and toasted tea cake today, which cost well over four pounds. Tea was long finished before the tea cake arrived. It was dense whole wheat, dry and burnt and already buttered. No knife or napkin. Not a good eating experience but the outside seating area has lovely views.

Been a few times now and every visit has been very enjoyable. The welcome is warm; the food is excellent, freshly cooked to order, tasty and plentiful. Its in a beautiful countryside position between the villages of Chatburn and Downham, very picturesque. The views from the restaurant and outside in the garden are lovely. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Cyclists and walkers are catered for with bike racks, and a small porch in which to leave muddy boots. Highly recommended.

Finally called in for a full English , it was excellent, good price too. And the views are stunning. Will definitely be returning !!

Loved this place. Clean and comfortable cafe. Staff warm and friendly. Good homemade freshly prepared food. Would certainly go again

Four brand new rooms at Greenview and the chance to stay at this magical place. Very nicely refurbished and comfortable. And Greenview is a brilliant place for walks in the wonderful Ribblesdale countryside - we left our car and had two delightful circular walks. And back at Greenview there was the tranquillity, the incredible views, the marvellous food and the lovely hospitality of Louise, Trevor and Ashley (and Skye the Dog). Very highly recommended.

Very happy with the soups and sandwiches we had today High quality breads and the salads were fresh and tasty. Great range of teas and coffees. Only improvement could suggest was some fruitier desserts for the hot weather . Lovely environment in and out

Stopped off a couple of times now after visiting a local garden centre. The coffee and cakes here is really nice and the food simple but really good. The cafe is nice inside but if you get there on a dry day just sit outside and enjoy the view. If you are lucky, the dog may be in the garden and you can exercise throwing the ball for it.

It was smply a wonderful spot and the best toasted sandwich EVER. My friends meal was great too, and the view across the fields enough to make your heart sing.

There has been a 'teashop' at Greendale for over 60 years. The present family have brought it up to date and offer friendly service with excellent food. All meals cooked to order.

We followed my son’s recommendation and visited on an overcast day. We ordered breakfast and what a breakfast! Beautifully cooked with delicious excellent quality produce.The waiter was extremely efficient.No wonder our son was impressed with this wonderful find. We shall certainly call here often.

We called in here on the way to Downham on a drizzly wet day. We were fortunate to be able to sit at the table by the window, and look at the lovely view and watch the birds. My husband had the fish platter, and I had the ploughman's, both of which were beautifully presented and very good, and served to us by a very pleasant young man. We had a large pot of excellent tea, and I had the blueberry and bakewell cake. We thoroughly enjoyed it and will go back, hopefully when the sun is shining and we can sit outside.

Called in here after going to feed the ducks in Downham with the kids (sadly, the ducks were taking the day off). I'd read about Greendale but never called in. So glad I did. The menu is extensive, with a wide range of breakfasts and great selection of sandwiches and 'light lunches' plus a specials board with more substantial offerings.

Needed a good breakfast and got one, home cooked full English good coffee freshly baked bread 🍞 you can see come out of the oven! Lovely family run establishment and the view.....wow!

A family lunch of 4 generations to celebrate a special birthday. We've been several times before so knew we wouldn't be disappointed with freshly home-cooked food with fabulous puddings to choose from. The food was wonderful as was the service, lovely attentive staff. It was a cold day and the roaring fire kept us warm. The snowy views from the restaurant were an extra bonus. As if all that wasn't enough the owner kindly gave the 92 year old birthday girl a loaf of their homemade bread to take home. We will be back!

We stumbled across this after walking the dogs locally. We were going to sit outside with the dogs but we were all welcomed in with open arms.

We have visited Greendale numerous times and the food and service never fails to disappoint. We had the chicken, leek and tarragon pie and it was so tasty.

We popped in here for breakfast having stayed at the Assheton Arms the night before. Lovely staff, dog friendly, great food and a wonderful view. They are currently planning to have B&B; rooms available in the summer and we would be keen to return as the surrounding area is very pretty.

My family of eight (3 generations) had xmas dinner here and it was marvellous,the food and atmosphere was fantastic. Thankyou.

Everything cooked fresh even daily made bread, Breakfast is excellent. Lots of specials for lunch as well.