At The Weavers

We were in for a surprise birthday party and while we were waiting there were many locals and deliveries taking food out. When our turn came we were not disappointed! The chips were great and the pizzas were excellent; thin base with loads of toppings and choices. The staff were helpful and attentive too. Highly recommend

Mori and his staff serve the best food, I often get a take away but have eaten in a couple of times too and the food is always GREAT and made with lots of love. The Carbonara, kebabs and calzone are just amazing. You always get great service with a cheery smile from Mori and it’s lovely to see how much he loves what he does and he’s always so appreciative of his customers.

We were cruising the Rochdale Canal from Sewerby Bridge up to Walsden and back inside a week. We moored up for our first night in Luddenden Foot, and needed food. Having noted the small advert for That's 'A' Mori by the canal, we figured it'd prove as good a place as any. Very much not disappointed in our choice. As the Missus and I aren't huge eaters, we elected to share a pizza, the Nappoli. The kids of course could've eaten a horse each, so our lass' daughter chose her namesake burger (Isabella), whilst my son went for the Calzone Kiev. Our pizza was lovely; nice thin yet not overly-crispy base (my preference), no overkill on the anchovies and capers, yet full of flavour (lovely tomato base). Whilst the girl found the burger a little chewy, I think this might've just been a personal thing; once I'd done my half of pizza in, I finished her burger and it was perfect. However, the jewel in the crown was my son's calzone. Stuffed to the brim with tomato, cheese, and gorgeous garlic chicken, it was as good a calzone as I've had anywhere before, and usually paid double the price for the benefit. Of the price itself, I was actually somewhat surprised by the overall cost. Three mains, two desserts, a bottle of wine, a beer, a Diet Coke, and two cognacs came in well below £100, which surely is something of a steal in this day and age. We wobbled back off to our narrowboat, still loaded with a slab of calzone, a bellyful of food, and not entirely light of pocket. A lovely spot for dinner, just a ten minute walk from the towpath. Lovely.