Cottage Bakery

Loved it would recommend, had custard tart and chicken curry with chips and rice, in that order, bad I know but couldn't wait.
Friendly staff even though very busy think one lady was new but doing a great job, food was lovely prices reasonable.
Thankyou I'll be back next time I'm in the area 👍👍

The pies I've had from here are nice but... The quiche is incredibly greasy and swimming in fat, the sausage rolls are so salty that they are barely edible, the sausage meat they use is not good. Also, the egg custard tarts are very fatty with greasy pastry. Sandwiches are lovely and prices are reasonable. Staff in the shop could make more of an effort to be friendly too. Well stocked with plenty of choice but very hit and miss with quality.

Front of house staff rude and think more of chatting and making you wait until they are ready to take your order. The customer is always wrong and no please or thankyou by some. Useless and the wait has been 30mins before now and that is in the shop. I've spent hundreds in this shop but will never go in again, horrible attitude.

I was wanting to buy gingerbread men as me and the kids like them, but shocking and horror they didn’t have any. Just some non binary ginger bread or something like that so I didn’t want to take the risk and buy something different. Oh well, went off to another bakery and was able to buy some proper gingerbread men 😂

Purchased the most horrific gingerbread men I've ever tasted, called the store to complain and was advised that all products contain palm oil and Rapeseed oil in all products. The manager was rude and swore on the phone. I told him that Rapeseed oil was the worst oil they could use and clearly he suffered from anger problems. He also said because I used the term 'men' I'm barred from entering in future. I guess I'll be back to Greggs from now on.

I actually identify as “non binary” and I find the fact that you’re labeling a cookie as “non binary” incredibly offensive and distasteful. I didn’t wake up one day and decide that I was “non binary” I was born this way.

Being non binary isn’t a marketing ploy. Calling things “non binary” to “be more inclusive” literally TO PEOPLE LIKE ME, is so absolutely condescending. People like you, and I mean this from the bottom of my heart, make it harder for people like me, with your fake upper middle class “pat yourself on the back inclusion nonsense”.

You want to make a difference? Increase wages, donate profit to charity, give free food to people in need, and STOP USING MY IDENTITY TO SELL PRODUCTS

Can't believe the ginger bread MEN. WHAT SORT OF PERSON would change an old age tradition. They will have to stop selling brown bread now because that's offensive to brown people. And white bread. And puff pastry

Tried to purchase several GingerBread MEN for a Christmas party, my young daughter was with me and was advised abruptly by the management that "Men and Women" don't exist and therefore they called this biscuit GingerBread People. They advised that customers across Blackpool must use pronouns.