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Dive into The Ocean for delicious, freshly-prepared dishes designed for the whole family to enjoy. This popular sea-themed restaurant offers a crowd-pleasing menu and a laidback atmosphere.
All the classic fish and chip shop favourites are here including haddock and chips, homemade steak and onion pie and a chip butty. There’s also a wide selection of quality burgers, made using the finest locally-sourced produce from Lancashire.
Vegan and vegetarian options include a halloumi burger, vegan sausage and chips and a falafel nourish bowl. There’s also a healthy fresh salad selection with choices such as salmon and crayfish, grilled goat’s cheese, chicken caesar, and a greek salad. There really is something for everyone.
Desserts are extra special. There are scrumptious cheesecakes made by The Flower Bowl’s own pastry chefs with flavours including blueberry, toffee and red cherry. Or check out the gourmet selection of ice cream sundaes and waffles.
The Ocean really is the perfect venue to chill out and refuel after an action-packed day at The Flower Bowl.
| Season (1 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 11:30 | |
* Last walk in 19:30.
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Located off Garstang Road (A6) between Preston and Garstang at Brock Park alongside Barton Grange Garden Centre, The Flower Bowl is on a main bus route, accessible from Blackpool (bus 400 and 401), Preston (bus 41) and Lancaster (bus 41).
The Flower Bowl is located on the main A6 between Preston and Garstang at Brock Park alongside Barton Grange Garden Centre. From M6 north leave at J32 and take the A6 Broughton by-pass towards Garstang. Continue along the A6 for another 3.5 miles then turn left at our roundabout. From M6 south leave at J33, take A6 south past Garstang and then turn right at our roundabout. For Sat Nav, please use the postcode PR3 0RB.
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