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Toms Table

RestaurantsClitheroe

4.7 out of 5 stars4.7(329 reviews)

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Quick info

01200 422392
Carter House, Toms Table Ground floor Lee, off Lowergate, Clitheroe BB7 1AZ, United Kingdom

About Toms Table

Toms Table is a bistro in Clitheroe, set in a courtyard on Carter House, serving a French-inspired menu across lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. The Crapaudine Beetroot Steak is the signature dish, and the kitchen also serves a Fish of the Day. Sunday lunch runs as a two or three course menu, and the bar pours a Baileys espresso martini. The room opens Thursday to Sunday, closed the rest of the week, and takes walk-ins rather than reservations. The full menu runs to 20 dishes.

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Menu & Prices

20 dishes
  • Crapaudine Beetroot Steak
  • Red Wine
  • Roast Beef
  • Fish of the Day
  • Cake of the Day
  • Mojito
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Reviews

4.7/5
329 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention sunday lunch, steak, rump roast and treacle chipolatas.

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Customer Review Summary

Reviewers most often point to the Sunday lunch and the roast, with one praising a rump roast cooked perfectly and another calling the steak outstanding. Treacle chipolatas, local bread, sweet potato fries and a baileys espresso martini also draw praise, and staff are described as welcoming, including toward a dog. One diner found the beef plate sparse, with two tiny roast potatoes, bland gravy and Yorkshires, and dated toilets.

Featured reviews

  • claire east
    “My husband and I had a truly wonderful dining experience at Tom's Table. The service was exceptional, attentive without being intrusive. The steak we both ate was simply outstanding, quite possibly the best we've had in a very long time. We …”
  • David Teggart
    “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Had a fantastic experience at Tom’s Table! I ordered the rump roast, which was cooked perfectly and packed with flavour. I also ordered a side of sweet potato fries separately, and they were absolutely delicious. What really stood out was how welcoming and accommodating the staff were. I was able to bring my mini dachshund along, and the team couldn’t have been friendlier, making us both feel right at home. Great food, excellent service, and a lovely atmosphere. I’ll definitely be returning and would highly recommend Tom’s Table to anyone looking for a great meal.”
  • wayne warburton
    “Wow! Very impressed. We had the Sunday lunch menu. 3 courses for £40. It was delicious. Couldn't fault anything.”
  • luke hutchinson
    “An exceptional experience from start to finish. We were welcomed into the bistro by friendly and polite staff. The bistro is like a tardis, much bigger on the inside than you would expect, but also tastefully decorated throughout. We were promptly shown to our table and given a fantastic selection of food and wine to choose from. The treacle chipolatas were delicious, as is the local bread. The food was all delivered in a timely manner and was without doubt up there with some of the very best food I've ever tasted. Full of flavour and seasoned beautifully. We ended the night with a baileys espresso martini, which topped the night off perfectly. A phenomenal, faultless experience! We cannot wait to return.”
  • Emma Baker
    “Left disappointed After reading all the positive reviews we expected a lot. On arrival we were greeted by Ben who was very warm and welcoming, a good sign we thought. The place is lovely, set in a pretty courtyard. At £32 for a two course Sunday lunch you’d expect to leave full. Starters were nice, nothing special and then the beef mains arrived. I honestly thought as did my husband that they were going to bring out the sides separately - there wasn’t much on the plate. The beef was lovely but there were hardly any vegetables to be seen and two tiny roast potatoes. Gravy & Yorkshires lacked flavour and the whole thing needed seasoning. Price wise, had this of been around £26 for two courses we wouldn’t have felt so short changed. The toilets need updating desperately too. Over priced, under seasoned and sadly we won’t be returning.”

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Good to know

“Easygoing destination with a French-inspired menu providing lunch, afternoon tea & dinner.”

  • Accessibility
    Does not have assistive hearing loop

Amenities

  • Does not have assistive hearing loop

Location

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