Grand Junction in Cheshire East

Stopped in for a drink with a friend on a Sunday afternoon. As soon as we walked in the lady behind the bar shouted at us across the pub to get out as we apparently weren’t old enough (both 24 years old). Friend went straight to the toilet as I was walking to the bar to speak to the lady and explain that I was 24 years old and showed her my ID. Once proving we were both old enough to have a lemonade in a pub on a Sunday afternoon, no apology from staff for the rudeness. Then was told my friend wasn’t allowed to use the toilet until we had bought drinks (even though we had gone there to get a drink). Will not be returning here again.

Went in here for a drink with the other half, after ordering at the bar and gave my card to pay was told abruptly it’s a cash only pub! What pub in this day and age don’t accept card payment?? Then I needed the toilet and I’m in a wheelchair as I can’t walk due to a an accident and after having a major operation recently, I asked where is the disabled toilet to be told abruptly again we don’t have disabled facilities here is this against the law?? Not a nice pub or clientele, can see why it’s the way it is, glad I was only there in crew for two days, just a horrible pub with a horrible woman behind the bar!

Relaxed music and a dress code to create the best atmosphere, clean, great tasting beer with non alcoholic options and fantastic deals that make it a nice affordable night out

Called in for a quick drink before a show at the theater across the road. At 7pm everyone in there was plastered and one guy in a group of about 15 decided to try and start a fight with the brother in-law (there was four of us in couples) because he had a blazer on with his jeans. As you can imagine this wasn't particularly nice and not what you expect when you are minding your own business. I have been in plenty of rough pubs over the years but this one really is bad. if you like cheap beer and a fight then you will like this place. If not, don't bother going in.

I was in the market for a quick pint and called in for one. I should have taken notice of the looks I got when I ran the gauntlet of smokers on the way in. Big mistake wearing a jacket and tie! Rough? Just a bit, friendly--not all. I felt as welcome as a pork pie at a kosher wedding! Had a pint of average beer, (well priced though), got eyed up by the local 'gentry', finished my pint and escaped. Will I go back? only with and armed guard!

Nothing seems to have changed, next time I go I will dig my gumshield and cricketers box out. I agree with other comments on here, I was told that it had been DONE UP and the beer was reasonable but you cant make a silk purse out of a sows ear. In the day all the drunks are in there and at nights all the Chavs looking to be the hard man.

This is my first visit since the pub was given a total makeover, and what a difference! Firstly the toilets have been completely refurbished and look as smart as the rest of the decor. So often this gets overlooked. Secondly, there was cask ale on offer at a ridiculously low price and it was a well kept pint; and to my surprise and delight they had one of my favourite single malts, again at a bargain price. More pubs like this are needed in Crewe Town Centre in order to make it somewhere that people want to go of an evening.

Friendly pub, good jukebox and sky sports, what more can you ask , it's in a good location in the town centre, everybody seems friendly and likes a chat

The most horrendous place for traffic. AVOID. Complete grid lock in car park and no management from retail park.

For a small retail park you can buy almost anything here. Bargain shops, M&S Food, large Currys, Boots, Next! And more.

Great range of shops, however you can only park for 3 hours, after this you get fined! With 3 more restaurants opening, if you want to have lunch then do your shopping this just isn't enough!

Chav Central. What a place. A modern shed with loud music, gassy lager and the sort of clientele who keep tattoo parlours in business. Great place to go if you've got a shaved head and a Rottweiler on a string lead - but you won't find much discussion about what's showing at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre this season, put it that way.

all shops are good ,go for a coffee at Costa to start your day, go around the shops and finish off with a meal at Frankie & Benny,s

Visited the grand junction a few times now. The landlady Sue works very hard to create a good atmosphere. The locals are all friendly. Its Karaoke night and one or two are worth listening too. Its everything you would want of a good pub on a Sat night.