My favourite thing about Lancashire and the rest of the North West is the food we have on offer. Whether you're in the hustle and bustle of the inner cities or enjoying the quaintness of our village, first-class food options are abundant. I may have found the best example yet.
.. "Wow, what a view," was my impression as I pulled into the Black Bull's car park and glanced at its neighbouring bodies of water.
Backing onto the Wayoh Reservoir, views range from curious sheep to your left to the West Pennine moors in the background. (Image: NQ) It makes for the perfect setting to please your palette, and after all, that's what I was there to do. I first noticed the Black Bull when I was driving through Edgworth a few months ago, I was struck by its frontage.
The blocky font over the doorway, and the vintage signage boards, just looks fantastic. I wish every pub looked like this. (Image: NQ) Inside the pre-war boozer theme continues with small sectioned-off rooms, the perfect habitat for real ale drinkers.
Towards the back of the establishment though the mood changes, tables are more spaced apart, and wide windows, that show off the local views, make for a well-lit dining spot. For starters, I indulged in the salmon bites, the dish is described as 'tikka marinated salmon, with a homemade raita dip pomegranate salad topped with crushed poppadom'. The salmon bites (Image: NQ) At first, I didn't know how salmon and tikka would mix, but the Black Bull does it tremendously.
The pomegrana.
