Reviews 2004Article from Clitheroe Advertiser & Times 30th December 2004 Budding artist Kate Erskine would appear to be well on her way to exhibiting her own work as she has just won a competition for her drawing of a fish. Article from The Morning Advertiser, 16th December 2004 Leading Northern chef Nigel Haworth's new pub has been voted as having the best children's menu in Britain. Extract from Olive Magazine, Top 100 restaurant news October 2004 "Nigel Haworth and Craig Bancroft, the duo behind Northcote Manor in Lancashire, have opened The Three Fishes pub. Rather than a gastropub, they see it as ‘a real pub with real food’ with features such as log fires, fine cask ales and organic cider. More unusually, as well as a wine list, there’s also the option to BYO (for a corkage charge)." Article from The Lancashire Evening Telegraph, Saturday Sept 4th 2004 "One of the Ribbley Valley’s best-known pubs yesterday re-opened the doors after being closed for three years. Bosses of The Three Fishes in Mitton Road, Mitton, unveiled 12 weeks and £600,000 worth of renovations to a VIP party at lunchtime and to Ribble Valley’s drinkers at 6pm..." Article from The Metro Magazine - Manchester Article written by John Anson"But I have to say that the new-look Three Fishes has joined that select band. Refurbished and clearly already thriving, it offers a winning combination of relaxing dinner, fabulous food and a great atmosphere. From the moment you enter and the glorious smell of wood smoke wafts by you feel at home..."
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KATE WINS HOOK LINE & SINKER!
CHEF SCOOPS KIDS FOOD WIN
Lancashire Keeps It Real
Ribble Valley landmark pub re-opens 
"Regional, local, seasonal: chef Nigel Haworth and the team at Northcote Manor know the qualities it values in the produce it uses, and proudly lists its Lancashire suppliers on the restaurant’s website. Its new pub venture adheres to the same principles..."