Absolutely delightful country pub in the Cheshire countryside. We enjoyed a Sunday roast outside in the sunshine and trialled some delicious new beers as part of the beer & cider festival. Dog friendly outside and in the snug part of the pub. Swings and a tractor for children to play on. An idyllic setting, great food & friendly staff....we'll be back again soon!
Suzanne★★★★☆
This is a lovely place to eat. It has a good menu, the service is great and the quality of food produce very good. Just a little more finesse on the food presentation would tip this into a five star experience. It gets very busy which can mean you have a bit of a wait for your food to be served and parking is very limited.
Katie G★★★★★
There are some lovely roadside pubs in this area, we'd walked the canal from Hurleston locks and I had found this pub on google so despite the other local pubs looking very inviting, we stuck with our original choice and were so glad we did.
This pub has one of the nicest beer gardens we've ever sat in. The trees and flowers are beautiful, tables are well spaced and on one side overlook the beautiful village church. It was peaceful, calm and just so serene even on a busy Sunday.
We hadn't booked but this wasn't a problem - a pleasant surprise nowadays. The staff were professional, attentive and welcoming.
The food was fabulous, we both had the Sunday roast, everything was cooked well and portions were generous and served hot - another pleasant surprise nowadays. The Yorkshire puddings had a really nostalgic homemade taste, not like the giant burnt crisps most pubs seem to serve.
I wish we lived closer, we would be regulars here!
They had a varied beer selection on tap, some really delectable looking desserts we sadly didn't have room for and the pub itself is gorgeous.
I can't wait to go back on another sunny afternoon, really can't rate the beer garden highly enough, it was just so relaxing and picturesque.
Janice Rotchell★★★★☆
We felt like we were old friends with the welcome, even though we'd not been before, but were with relatives who had. Lovely friendly service & prompt order taking. The baked brie starter was delicious, and one of our party really enjoyed the prawn cocktail. We enjoyed the fish & chips too. Too full for dessert..will save room next time!
Andrew Hammond★★★★★
My wife had a prawn cocktail starter, which was full of prawns. The sauce was very good, brown bread & butter.
I had the Spanish meat platter, which was lovely.
Mains were fish & chips, ham chips, fried eggs, old school.
Service was 1st class.
Richard Lloyd★★★★☆
Lovely service from the team, however the kitchen served our two kids meals already covered in salt. Our server dealt with it really well. The rating would have been 5 stars had it not been for this.
Jack Eaton★★★★★
After a glass of well-hopped but balanced Titanic ale, the Shropshire venison pie was excellent. My fellow diners enjoyed the fish and chips - crisp batter, not greasy. Service polite and efficient even though the two people were very busy .
Caitlin Broadhurst★★★★★
Another great Brunning and Price pub. Lovely place, great service and excellent food.
Car park is small and a bit of a task at times but that's literally the only negative.
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