Reviews Blueberries Cafe

First visit to this place, location very good, actually in the same square as the market, staff very helpful, unlike many places, the menu is extensive, including takeout, food very good, will definitely go again, one has to recognise that quality is not cheap, yet in this case it is worth it.

BREAKFAST REVIEW: Blueberries Cafe Clitheroe New Market Street, Clitheroe I must have walked past Blueberries Cafe hundreds of times while working but today was my day off and as I was in the area, I took the opportunity to give them a try. Blueberries' choice of full English breakfasts was simple enough - real or vegetarian. No prizes for guessing my choice. Everything I would usually want was included so I ordered the breakfast along with a pot of tea. As ever I asked them to hold the egg and was offered a hashbrown as a replacement, which I declined. I opted instead for an extra piece of toast. The pot of tea came first and it was a lovely brew. The pot was big enough to get two decent size cuppa's out of it. The breakfast arrived shortly after and I was offered a choice of red or brown sauce, which then came in a small pot complete with a little teaspoon. The toast was sliced white - I could have opted for brown when ordering, and it came with a small foil wrapped pat of butter. I was glad I had chosen an extra round of toast as the breakfast only included a single slice. The breakfast itself looked great, all neatly arranged on heated plate and not a spot of grease anywhere. I could tell at first glance the black pudding was from Alpes The Butchers by its shape, unsuprisingly it was delicious. It also gave me confidence that the rest of the ingredients would be of similar quality. The sausages were from Farnsworths Fresh Foods so obviously no complaints there either they were delicious. The bacon was good quality but for me could have been sliced thicker. The tomato was a nicely grilled half....grrr where's my other half. The mushrooms were well cooked and tasty. I think the beans were probably Heinz. The waitress was really friendly and the whole place had a really nice relaxed atmosphere. In summary it was a very nice breakfast, I would have preferred thicker bacon, the other half of the grilled 🍅 tomato and maybe a second slice of toast as standard. However I would definitely recommend a breakfast at Blueberries Cafe. Good quality food prepared well in a friendly setting.

Lovely food, we ordered homemade cheese and onion pie with proper mash and beans. It was a good size portion and absolutely scrumptious! Homemade burger was ordered too again homemade, really tasty not your run of the mill processed burger. Chicken gougons were aslo homemade with chuck chips, coleslaw and salad. The homemade cakes looked delicious but we just couldn't fit one in. We will be returning at some point for coffee and cake 😋

It was in incredibly run and welcoming place. The fact it’s very busy says it all. Lovely food and staff - would thoroughly recommend . We also took away some meals for our dinner which were absolutely delicious. Thank you!

Great food and fantastic staff definitely recommend

UPDATE FEB 2021: This wonderful little cafe has taken the Covid bull by the horns, and is now open as a takeaway. It's got a fully Covid secure approach to access, including distancing, limited numbers at the cafe counter (no seating or waiting), and sanitiser freely available. There is still a very good menu including many favourites. See my photos for a menu shot and opening times. ORIGINAL: A market cafe, I assume originally for traders, but clean, bright and welcoming and used by many visitors and locals, particularly people ‘people of a certain age’. The menu is basic food, but wide ranging and cheap, and there’s a lovely selection of cakes in the cabinet if you want to satisfy your sweet tooth. There’s a ramp most of the way to the door, but one last step over the threshold, if you’re a wheelchair user, but ask for their portable ramp. They are friendly and willing to adapt what’s on the menu - my scrambled egg, tomatoes and mushrooms is not a menu item but they happily do it.

Excellent food and drinks and freindly staff reasonable prices too

Great cafe ..cheap and lovely cooked food , reasonably priced too

We called in one morning fairly early and purchased two sausage teacakes and although tasted good it was more bread than filling, the coffee was also good. However when we returned for lunch some four to five hours later the cafe was packed and when we found the only empty table we also found the reserved card hidden by the menu. Needless to say we made a hasty exit and were forced to look elsewhere for lunch which was inconvenient but we managed to find a friendly pub serving delicious lunches, £8.65 for two courses which was a tremendous find.

What a delightful cafe..set next to a small market in Clitheroe. All homemade cooking, lots of choice could see all different foods coming out from the kitchen which all looked very delicious. Lovely helpful staff fronted by Julie who was very organised as very busy. Reasonable prices even had a take home service..The cheese & onion pie, homemade chips & peas was yummy...We will be back.