The Ship, Caton

the greeting we received was easy to puzzling as we were not sure whether the merciful friendly, rude or bipolar was. a regular village beacon that offers the usual bar menu with very little imagination, so punters get what they deserve, I suppose. there was...”Minty lancashire Hotpot” on the special board, that is one of my favorite dishes all the time, and considering that very few restaurants in lancaster had it actually on the menu, it was for me. what an unauthorized catastrophe. hotpot should be an unpretentious lamb stew, full of carrots and swirls with a lid of cut kartoffels often cooked for an hour or so. Of course, this process must be carried out in a restaurant situation in advance so that it can be served as quickly as possible to the customer. what happened? a catastrophe that is it. As they could even serve the scandal that has arrived before me without showing any embarrassment, it shows that they do not care what the coke looked at them. to the left over boiled lamb, fed into a smoker and covered with sourté potatoes is not a hotpot. it was one of the worst dishes of the “food” I would ever meet and not even consider feeding it to my dog; and if I did, she would not eat it, and she eats everything. they accused themselves of this monstrosity of a teller, and no word was said when they removed it from the table after I had left it after eating two pieces of mouth. they probably knew what I would have said if they even wanted to ask themselves. I am not shy, pubs and restaurants to tell what is good or bad about eating that they serve me, but for once I was stupidly hit that something that should be too right in that was actually served one of their customers. When we waited for the food to arrive, I heard one of the customers who had arrived after telling us that the last part of the hotpot had been sold and it was from the menu. I was slightly fucked that I was this guy, but I wish I was the guy who just missed.

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We booked a table for Sunday lunch . The roast beef dinner was very tasty and the beer too was well kept, clear and tasted good. The staff came to the table to collect all orders, covid precautions seemed ok...although we saw one man stand...fir some time without a mask and he wasnt challenged, if we had been closer we would have asked him was he exempted ? The toilets were a one in one out self regulated. There was a sanituser on entry and on the table. Lots of people outside didnt look far enough apart. We sat inside.

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I visited the ship at caton with a few friends and eating was fantastic. friendly staff and good food. the food was well presented, great portions and tasted very good. we were the only customers when we visited, but shortly after we began to eat more few customers. we have been here for several years and have always been satisfied with the quality of food and services. I would certainly return to the future and would not have thought to recommend them to others.

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A very attractive Pub/Restaurant with a nice balance of traditional and modern with a period twist. We like going there for a drink and an occasional meal; the food and drink is usually good and the decor is wonderful. It should score star reviews...easily but the service standards are variable dependent on who's working on various shifts. If they would address that one inconsistency, they'd achieve stars all day long.

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Our second visit and the food was absolutely spot on. White bait and garlic mushrooms with Stilton starters. Seabass with capers and lemon sauce for main. Hubby had gammon. All fantastic and good value. Staff were attentive and good service.

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