Tiggis Restaurant

“Had another Fantastic meal here tonight as soon as you walk in to the front desk you are always made to feel very welcome with the excellent and very funny service very much like you feel part of the family !! We had garlic breads to start then 2 spaghetti Carbonaras and I had the Inferno Pizza which was the best pizza I've had in years top Pizza dough and incredible ingredients Pepperoni chorizo Nduju chillies oregano and lovely Mozzarella cheese then we shared a baked vanilla cheesecake with ice cream and chocolate sauce yum yum !! Give this family run restaurant a chance you won't be disappointed very cheap compared to some restaurants in this area 10/10 ”

“Great place to visit with a nice variety of food. Lots of vegan and gluten free options. Staff were very friendly. Worth a visit.”

“Amazing Italian!!! The absolutely best olives I have ever had ... even compared to dining in Italy! Host and serving staff both friendly and attentive without being too over the top. Food was out of this world.... more like 10 Stars I can highly recommend a visit!”

“If I was to sum this visit up in one word it would be impressive. Have been meaning to visit for a while now. Upon entering first impressions were very good. We entered into a large unused dining area. Lunches were being served off to the side in another large room. 4 or 5 steps down into it which would make access for wheelchair user almost impossible. The room looked immaculate. Very tidy and clean. I had already looked at the menu online and I ordered from the 2 course lunch time menu priced at £ 15.95. You have a choice of 7 starters and 8 mains. I ordered Calarmari to start with and a ham and mushroom pizza for my mains. My fellow diner ordered a Tiggis pizza from the a la carte menu at £13.90. We also ordered a portion of chips at £4.95. For drinks we ordered a pint of San Miguel. This was only £5.50. Many pubs are charging more than that today. I ordered a large lime and soda. For this I was charged £1.10. That’s ridiculously cheap. My starter was excellent. Good sized portion and very tasty. The pizzas the same. Plenty of toppings. Lovely crisp base. Chips as well were excellent. However, they were missed off the bill which I only noticed much later. But don’t t be fooled into thinking they tasted so good because we got them free. They really were excellent chips. By now I was getting full but had to try a dessert. I ordered the lemon tart at £6.40. Again this was lovely and very well presented. Just as an aside. When I placed my order as the server was walking away he sneezed. No tables around. That made me a little anxious but as soon as he got to the bar he sanitised his hands then washed them. Like I said the place looked spotless and it looks like hygiene is set at a high standard. We ordered 2 cappuccinos to finish. Only £3.10 each. Good to see no sugar rationing here. Service had been excellent. We got the impression that this is one establishment that takes good service seriously. Unfortunately it looked like they close at 2pm when the fixed price menu finished. I thought they stayed open all through the afternoon having checked online before our visit. That might need updating. But they never pushed us to leave or complained even though it was well after 2 when we left. Only 4 stars yes. But we will definitely be visiting again and, if our next visit matches this one, I will rewrite my review and gladly give 5 stars.”

“Having visited Tiggis many times before, we decided to stop in for an evening meal after a lovely day out in Lytham with the kids. The nice weather meant the children’s uncle and auntie joined us spontaneously, and we all looked forward to a good meal together. However, upon arrival, the owner informed my brother that his attire—specifically his vest—was not suitable. Despite the warm weather and the casual setting, he was told he couldn’t be seated dressed like that. While my brother went to check his car for a T-shirt, I questioned the owner’s decision, especially since the receptionist and several female diners were wearing shoulderless dresses. His response was simply: “It’s different for ladies.” I asked if there was a dress code, and he admitted there wasn’t—only that he’d been running the restaurant for over 40 years and wasn’t going to change his rule now. Once my brother returned with a T-shirt, we were seated and, as always, enjoyed the food. While we still appreciate the quality of the meals at Tiggis, I do feel strongly that the owner’s outdated rule needs reconsideration. It’s 2025—times have changed, and so should the expectations. In warm weather, casual attire should be more acceptable, and more importantly, dress standards should be applied equally regardless of gender.”