Each month, the online reservation service OpenTable analyses nearly two million global diner reviews from the past four month and lists the restaurants that have received the most bookings.
Their latest publication, on August 5 revealed the 10 most booked restaurants in Lancashire from across the four month before (April- July 2026).
In the following gallery we have listed these ten restaurants in order of their ratings (ascending) according to OpenTable and we’ve also included their top reviews.

1. The Travellers Rest in Chorley (10)
Rated 4.7 stars by 625 people. Top review: "Really nice little pub with great atmosphere and nice food." | Google Maps

2. Pizza Rana in Lytham (9)
Rated 4.8 stars by 43 people. Top review: "The first time we visited, we were nearly put off by the appearance, don’t be The quality of the food is second to none I honestly don’t usually like pizza but whenever we’re visiting Lytham, I’ll always suggest we eat here The pizzas here are another level, the bases are super thin and very light The toppings generous, delicious and unusual The service is always fast and friendly Highly recommend calling in when visiting Lytham" | Tripadvisor

3. Jules Restaurant in Blackburn (8)
Rated 4.8 stars by 270 people. Top review: "In the Ribble Valley there is a wide choice of excellent eating establishments. This is clearly one of them." | Google Maps

4. The Legh Arms in Preston (7)
Rated 4.8 stars by 1954 people. Top review: "Always a warm welcome and good quality food. We've been regular customers for many years." | Google Maps

5. Bier & Twist in Lancaster (6)
Rated 4.9 stars by 30 people. Top review: "The food was really well presented and very tasty. Staff were attentive and gave good service." | Archive

6. Eight at Gazegill By Doug Crampton in Clitheroe (5)
Rated 4.9 stars by 919 people. Top review: "Incredible experience, from the drive to Eight, the scenery, the farm, the welcome from the farm animals, the staff, the decor, the attention to detail and the fabulous food!! We had the best evening! Everyone should experience this!" | Eight at Gazegill
