Zest

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Had lunch with a friend at Zest. Staff were great and the food was excellent yes you may pay a bit more for your sandwich but you get so much and great value for your money. Will most definitely be going back.

Lytham St Annes is a very pleasant town on the Fylde coast in Lancashire. Zest is a restaurant and wine bar in the centre of the resort. And it’s a very good one too. I recently had Sunday brunch there with a group of friends. We all enjoyed it. My breakfast platter of sausage, tomato, bacon, fried egg and mushroom was freshly cooked and very tasty indeed. It came with a glass of orange juice (which was not freshly squeezed but which was nevertheless very pleasant). The cost was £7.95. I ordered a cappuccino (£2.60), which was also first rate. My friends enjoyed their food and coffees too. The décor is very attractive. It is light and airy and has a Mediterranean feel. The place looks clean and fresh. Two mirrors either side of a fireplace along one of the walls give the impression that Zest is more spacious than it actually is (though not small, it cannot really be described as a large restaurant). Service is friendly and efficient. Judging by the number of other customers present while I was there, Zest is a very popular place — and it deserves to be. It’s well worth a visit.

Zest has to be the best place in lytham to get some lunch and a decent cup of coffee. It can be full of ladies who lunch which is quite amusing and also yuppies who are very rude. Don’t let the clientele put you off as when you get past the false air kisses the food is excellent and very good value for money. It no longer opens late in the evenings as they lost there license but it is still good sitting out drinking coffee watching the world go by. I would highly reccomend the chicken goujons and the hot chocolate.

It’s not your average Lytham old ladies’ caf, which is good and bad. Daytime crowd changes after work from yuppie ladies who lunch to something rougher and rowdier for later. Nice place to have coffee outside but there are other places I’d choose before this one in Lytham.

Full of snobs, nice coffees. Full of the local private school kids on a weekend.

I’ve eaten in most of the places in Lytham and this is the place that I am always drawn back to as it is the best around for lunch.
They serve breakfast until 11:30 when you can get various things from a traditional English to smoked salmon and champagne.
The lunch menu is varied, perfectly cooked and really good value for money.
The waiting staff are polite, courteous, respectful and above all FUN. Just what you need for a nice relaxing lunch out with the girls/​work colleges/​partner.
They do however stop serving food at 6pm, but never fear they have a restaurant called Portofino in Henry Street, only 2 – 3 mins walk away and that place is even better.
I recommend this place to everyone.