The Tramway Pizza and Carvery Restaurant

Welcoming visitors to Cleveleys, The Tramway Pizza and Carvery Restaurant offers all day carvery meals, a wide menu and a great range of drinks. Come inside and take a look at the warm, friendly atmosphere…

The Tramway Pizza and Carvery Restaurant

• Find it at: 167-169 Victoria Road West, Cleveleys FY5 3LB. One of the first commercial buildings as you approach from the A585.
• Open hours are 9am to 10pm, seven days a week
• Please check before travelling

The Tramway in Cleveleys is a newly refurbished, family-friendly Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery pub. It reopened in March 2026 after a major four-week modern revamp, it features updated indoor styling and a spacious beer garden. There’s plenty of free parking – just make sure to register your registration plate inside. WATCH THIS SPACE for an upcoming return for the attached Wacky Warehouse children’s play area.

This food review was made just before the revamp works were carried out, in November 2025 –

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Customer Facilities

The Tramway is a reasonably large pub, all on one floor. The warm and cosy interior has disabled access throughout and customer toilets are also provided on the same floor. Inside are tables for all sizes of parties from individual diners to large groups.

The kitchen operates from morning until late evening, starting with the All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast, served from 9 to 11:15am. It’s a popular buffet layout featuring classic hot breakfast items.

From lunchtime, the Main Menu is served (from 11:45am – 8:45pm). The carvery includes three traditional meats (beef, turkey and gammon) with a wide range of self-serve vegetable and potatoes. Don’t forget to finish your plate with a good helping of their super-tasty gravy!

You can also choose from their cooked-to-order menu which includes 100% fresh-dough stone-baked pizzas, burgers and pub classics, plus a variety of puddings. Or help yourself at the ice cream station, where refills are free!

The carvery and roast potatoes are absolutely stellar when fresh, so a good tip is to aim to eat closer to peak service times when food turns over quickly. As with any carvery you’d visit.

The site of the Tramway was once a supermarket, built in the 1970’s as a Fine Fare before becoming Safeway. Safeway built and moved to their new store at what’s now Morrison’s in 1991.

Overall

The Tramway certainly gets the Visit Cleveleys seal of approval and is one that we’ve often visited, especially in groups.

Serving a great carvery and a huge range of alcoholic (and 0%) drinks with a really friendly, warm atmosphere. Puddings are a difficult decision – go warm and comforting with custard or choose the creamy ice cream with toppings?

The Tramway is also a big supporter of the local community, helping Care for Cleveleys on many occasions. Thanks go to them for allowing the electrical connection and covering the running costs of festive lights on their fir trees at the top of the car park.

Keep an eye out for food and drink promotions, plus enjoy a lively food and drink trivia quiz night every Tuesday at 8pm.

Other places to eat and drink in Cleveleys…

This is just one of the great hospitality businesses featured in our Visit Cleveleys Top 10 Places to Eat guide, as voted by you.

Cleveleys is lucky to have a good selection of cafes, bars and restaurants. There’s something for everyone here and a few ideas below. Whether you like to sit outside in the sunshine with a coffee and cake, or dress up for a nice evening out.

• Have a look through the places to eat and drink category
• Try the Coffee Bar for tasty lunchtime snacks and meals
• Or Juice Wave for a healthier option
• Dine out bistro-style at the Frilly Pig
• Enjoy seaside fish and chips at Kays Chippy
• At the opposite end of the high street is Illys Café and Bistro
• The Venue on the seafront also does a nice fish and chips (among other meals!)