Provenance Food Hall

Our first time eating in the upstairs cafe last weekend. Ordered 2 full English breakfasts. Firstly we were kept waiting for over half an hour before food came out and then we were extremely disappointed after having read so many good reviews. The ambience of the place was quite nice and the staff lovely but it was greatly let down by the food. The sausage, bacon and black pudding were all extremely undercooked and we were quite scared to eat the sausage as it was raw inside. The mushrooms were sliced really thinly and appeared to have come out of a tin - cant be sure on that but definitely not fresh. It was all very over priced for mediocre (at best) food. Definitely sticking to Weatherspoons in future.

Outstanding, was in the area for work. Grabbed a sandwich, they made to order and it was simply outstanding, thankyou

Visited provenance upstairs cafe , heard the food was good , so decided to give this place a try , was very disappointed order 2 full English breakfasts , pancakes with streaky bacon , and fried egg on sourdough toast , everything was burnt bacon black pudding etc the pancakes looked like waffles and they were cremated , also the sourdough toast looked and tasted just like warburton thin crust bread , very disappointed considering it cost £40 , restaurant prices but nowhere near restaurant quality , Wetherspoons dish up a better breakfast for less than half the price .

Fantastic store with lots of local delicacies, a Sandwich counter as well as Pizzas. The first time i got a sandwich from there the guy behind the counter said it would be the best sandwich I've ever had and he wasn't wrong. They're unbelievable. Made in their own rolls using 00 flour. It's not cheap but worth every penny. Would recommend the Steak onion and mushroom sandwich.

Came here on steak night and the meals were excellently prepared. Must try the stick toffee pudding! Very popular among locals so reservations are recommended.

As featured in the Good Food Guide 2017/2018, Provenance Food Hall & Restaurant is easily the best place to eat in Westhaugaton & Bolton.Downstairs you can find a Food Hall with Butchers, bakers and local produce etc.Upstairs, a light and contemporary dining rooms plays host to Lewis Gallagher and the team, whose excellent cooking make this well worth the trip.Check it out!

Wonderful food and great service, upstairs and down. Food was great - Salmon Salad and a Ploughman's Lunch, and excellent coffees. Options available downstairs all looked fantastic - went for lamb chops and chicken wings to take home, as well as a couple of gift items. Will visit again!

Great cafe upstairs above butcher and delicatessen.Visited on Saturday 12th August. The breakfast was substantial and well cooked, we had the veggie breakfast. The coffee was good and I'm quite fussy.We also tried the loose leaf teas they had, which were excellent. Had the Earl Grey One, and there were several more on offerHowever the stand out was the friendly staff, 2 ladies working when we were there, about 11:30 to 1pm . I'm not from the area, was visiting a friend over the weekend, my experience was they were nice and helpful, friendly and engaging.Suggestions to the owner: look after the staff you have, hire more like them and keep up the quality of the food and this place will be a license to print money.Will be back on my next visit to Westhoughton.

When I first moved to Wethoughton the cafe was closed; just got back from working away for 5 months and noticed it was open so decided to try :) ladies are very welcoming, just had a sandwich and coffee, but noticed they have a bar, so wine next time!