Baker J's Pie & Sandwich Co. in Warrington

Kieran couldn't do enough for us. He was so attentive even though it was mega busy. He managed to rearrange the booked tables so that the whole crowd was sat together. Totally recommend.

I enjoyed my lunch with my daughter, I had soup if the day and lemon chicken with fries.

Visit totally ruined by feral kids screaming the place down. Parents totally ignored the ridiculous behaviour and the staff just moved to the other end of the bar. Not a quiet country pub. If you can't control your kids please don't inflict them on other people.

What a massive disappointment. Me and my friend came in on a lovely sunny Wednesday afternoon around 1pm. We hadn't booked , but wished we had because it was very busy. They had a table available but it would be an hour , so we waited. The scouse lad on the booking desk was quite rude when i asked him if there was anybody serving behind the bar. We , eventually , got our drinks. We ordered some more about 20 minutes later - same problem , very busy but no-one serving. One couple we saw had enough and walked out. We were taken to our table , noticing at least 4 empty tables on our way through. I paid £7.95 for the pâté , which was the smallest sliver of pâté i had ever seen served to me. I asked for a bit more and the redhead waitress with tattoos said "you only need to ask" , in a scornful voice. So far then , poor customer service from 2 staff members....and we hadn't even got our mains yet!. My lasagne arrived - in a BOWL - and it was not good. Pasta was just about edible , but the contents were like cat food. Why on earth they put this in a bowl i will never know. It's not 'funky' and was the first time I've ever experienced that. My friend had hunter's chicken i think it was ( they had run out of the Asian chicken bowl choice) She said it was a 4 out of 10 ....not the best she had ever had. Anyway , after a really poor and very disappointing experience , we paid the bill and left. If it hadn't been a nice sunny day with the ambience of a country pub , i probably would have said something. In hindsight and writing this , i now wish i had complained. Poor food. Poor service. Not enough staff ....one behind the bar at the very least is needed. Not impressed at all 😕

Ordered food and drinks to eat outside on the benches in the sun with our dog. Benches were old and speckled with bird poo. Picked a decent one and ordered food at the bar. Asked for an item off the menu displayed at the door but was advised it wasn’t available (sharing board) and so had to order off a paper menu at the till. We got a steak baguette, garlic ciabatta with cheese and an off-menu ‘special’ of chicken loaded chips (I was advised this would be sweet chilli sauce, chicken, cheese and spring onion on fries). The food arrived and I was immediately disappointed. The special was fries loaded with cheese, tomato sauce, barbecue sauce , red onion, and what appeared to be small pre-cooked bits of chicken (the type you find in the freezer section of a supermarket). It tasted very odd, like a slap up meal a student might make after being out all night - but I ate what I could as I was starving. If it wasn’t for the garlic bread, I would have requested my money back. My boyfriend said he didn’t mind his steak baguette in the end - it was supposed to come with caramelised onions but they were barely transparent, and supposed to come with fries, but came with home-style chips instead (but that’s always a win). Drinks were standard. Outdoor area could use some work to be brought up to date, i.e., benches sanded and painted, fence panels put in to disconnect from the car park, lights and decorations, all to make it feel like your not sat on a patch of grass at the side of the road. Overall, service was disappointing and won’t be returning anytime soon. Really unfortunate as the pub is situated in a great area and has a lot of potential, especially for families with kids since bents is down the road.