Radio presenter James Wilson's food and drink reviews

Another great little discovery here; If you're driving through Earby on the A56 (one of the main Lancashire/North Yorkshire routes) you'd never know Morgan's existed. But it is worth making a slight detour down Victoria Road to give the excellent little cafe a try
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The premises have been transformed by Sax Jensen, the cafe's owner. Walk through the door and you could be forgiven for thinking you'd walked into a high-class city centre bistro. It's well decorated, with attractive and comfortable furnishings, on two floors.

The menu is simple, with basic good food from steaks and mixed grills, to a great value Sunday lunch. My wife says the puddings - hand made by Sax as far as I'm aware - are to die for. The staggering thing is you can get a fantastic three-course Sunday dinner for around seven quid!!

Now for the conundrum - if the cafe is owned and run by Sax Jensen, why is it called Morgan's? Well, Sax has strong links with the equestrian world, and once owned a favourite horse called Morgan. Now you know