The best restaurants in Bollington Cheshire East North West

Went in for lunch today to support Jayden and Scott from Tapa who have just taken over. It didn’t disappoint. The food and coffee were both delicious, homemade soup piping hot and tuna toastie totally delicious with a kick. Good. Luck on your new venture, the village is so lucky to have this brilliant little cafe.

Very welcoming pub. The home of Bollington Folk Club (upstairs). Usually 1st & 3rd Sundays. Lovely group of folkies and lots of different performances.

Really fantastic birthday evening at Kira, I cannot believe I didn't take picture of each plate we had. I will have to add them on our next meal out. Thanks so much for the lovely evening on my birthday.

Not exactly on a major thoroughfare so you wouldn’t necessarily come across this little gem in Bollington. Were only serving takeaways when we visited, but will definitely be back when the government’s restrictions allow. They also sell food ingredients for far eastern cuisine here which, having been recommended by a friend, originally prompted our visit.

Could not get any better ,fantastic pub great food and beers , staff 😋 👍 brilliant.

Lovely pub,great selection of very well kept real ales,amazing food

I have visited this café on a number of occasions & always had great food / service. However, I visited last Saturday morning & left feeling extremely disappointed. During this visit the food was lovely, but the quality of a certain staff member left a lot to be desired. The member of staff struggled to follow instructions. On two occasions I asked for certain things regarding our food order & on two occasions she either ignored or forgot both things. We also purchased some of the Victoria sponge cake to takeaway. When we went to eat the cake once we got home, we found the cake to extremely dry & there was also baking paper in the middle of the sponge. It is a massive disappointment to be writing this review as this was one of my favourite little cafes.

We visited for my dad’s birthday with a large group. The food was tasty and ambience perfect as they gave us room in a snug. What makes the Cock and Pheasant really excellent are the friendly, attentive staff. They couldn’t do enough for us. 5 stars.

A good location next to the main roads and 30 mins from Manchester. The premier inns are pretty standard you know what you're getting. The staff in the Beefeater next door were great. Brilliant customer service 👏

Very friendly, great atmosphere

The £6.99 food menu is great value, staff very friendly too - was busy on a weeknight with a good vibe

The service given by Niall at the restaurant was top notch. Good food and good service.

Attended here with friends for an evening meal as part of a group of 11 and the service by Niall was outstanding. We had the evening meal and breakfast package from the premier inn next door and very good value for money!

The garlic bread was ok. The two mains were inedible and not eaten. We think the cream used on the risotto and carbonara was off. Absolutely tasteless and minging. Probably the worst meal we have had in a restaurant. Not a good way to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. Seriously wish we had gone elsewhere!!! Never again.

An absolutely appalling Sunday lunch. Staff in hotel reception were too busy chatting to direct us to the restaurant. On entering the restaurant there was no one to book us in, A staff member at the bar continued a casual conversation without acknowledging us. 5 minutes later took us to a table. The vegetarian item was different to the advertised item with our Wowcher deal menu. We ordered and after waiting some time but the starters didn't arrive, instead our main course arrived, we had not had our starter! An afternoon tea also arrived, but was not our order! The main course went back to the kitchen and given the assurance that we would have a completely fresh meal cooked. The server gave the excuse that the 'chef' had his mind on the wedding reception they were also catering for. Our starters were eaten and upon taking away the dirty plates we were asked if we would like to see the dessert menu! (We had not had our main courses). Our main courses arrived but bypassed us to head to a different table, eventually arriving at our table. It was as predicted, very much on the cool side. The image we had seen on Hollin Hall's website was nothing like the meal we were served. The Yorkshire Pudding was small, completely unrisen and undercooked. No stuffing was served with the chicken. The vegetables chopped into small rubbery chunks of carrots, parsnips and onion were rubbery and overcooked. All the food was lukewarm. No checkback was made during the meal. As the plates were cleared we were asked if the meal was OK, but had to be honest and report it was the worst Sunday lunch we had ever eaten. The server apologised saying they were short staffed as they had a wedding on! As we got up to leave no one came to offer the bill or take our voucher, so we had to leave it on their reception desk. No one bid us goodbye or thanked us for our custom. We felt very undervalued. I suggest on such occasions they should not even attempt to serve what they advertise as a Sunday Lunch when they are catering for weddings. Without a doubt we will NOT be returning for any reason. Avoid at all costs.