We came here for some brunch on a rainy Sunday. We booked a table ahead of time, advised as it is busy. We had some breakfast skillets then some coffee and cake. All were really well presented, ingredients top quality. Next time we are in the area we will be coming back.

Beautiful place, very relaxed. Menu good but would have liked more choice as the sharing platers were not available on the day we went. The food that we did choose was delicious, excellent quality and perfectly cooked (every poached egg was done to perfection) 👍 We would go back again.

A lovely little find, offering a lovely laid back dining experience with a French twist. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual but with a little bit of bonne vivante. The staff were friendly and welcoming, The menu, though not extensive, had some french snack specialities, and was reasonably priced. The food was served attractively and quickly. Altogether a lovely place to dine. My one comment with regard to accessibility is that the washroom is difficult to access for anyone with mobility issues, having to negotiate quite narrow spaces; the WC certainly cant accommodate wheelchairs, and the wash-hand basin was very high. Apart from these (which largely depend on the older design of the building) the venue is a great find and we will happily go again.

Belting Eggs Benedict - perfect eggs, mega-rich hollandaise, crispy onions and generous slabs of the tastiest ham hock. Also made room for excellent coffee and gluten-free brownie. Lovely vibe and outstanding service as well - friendly, efficient and the staff couldn't do enough to help us with our baby boy. Big thumbs up and definitely recommended!

Visited with a friend for lunch as they have a small vegan menu. Deux Amis is only small and you are only allowed 75 mins on your table, so if you want a long relaxed lunch with friends, be aware. Very busy place with food made at a small kitchen in the corner of the restaurant, so the windows are steamed up and its quite humid and stuffy inside, so can't imagine what its like on a hot summers day. I ordered butternut squash soup which was quite nice, piping hot and a good sized portion. Not sure I would rush back though.

Was told to take a seat as orders would be taken from the table. After that - several people came in- ordered coffee at the counter then took a seat and were served their coffee. We probably waited a good 20 minutes. It was a very quiet afternoon- few customers. We were served last. Might as well have been invisible. Poor waitress service .

Absolutely stunning place to go for brunch. The French-themed dishes are great, especially the croque monsieur. Lovely place to stop if you're driving around the Ribble Valley!

Perfect place..for drinks. Meals and nibbles . Wonderful atmosphere and amazing food. Staff are pleasant and can't do enough for you . Decor is stunning. Wether alone or with company it's a place to go . Charlie the front of house is friendly and pleasant . Very creative and lovely .