The best restaurants in Wrenbury Cheshire East North West

First visit to the new venue. Very nice place. Had coffee and cake but seemed to take a while to bring the cake so nearly finished coffee when it arrived.

Shop side has good range of local products and luxury additions - cafe nicely laid out and welcoming. Wine & beer available. We had a late sandwich lunch - Brie & bacon was well filled and beautifully melting. Roast beef sandwiches were tasty and had epic horseradish and piquant crunchy salad on the side.

Me & mum stopped for brunch on the way to Whitchurch. Lovely, welcoming place & our breakfast was delicious. Super dog friendly too, the lady even brought her over a puppachino! Definitely be visiting again

Ordered goats meat on and off the bone. The products arrived very well packed and arrived within a few days. I wanted to attempt a Jamaican goat curry for the first time, the meat was very tender and those who tried it said it was lovely and the meat very much like lamb . Very pleased with it and will be ordering again soon Thank you.

The fish and chips was magnificent!

Been a few times now and it’s fabulous Hubby and I went to the bonfire and fireworks last night, very well done and the fireworks were great. Fab evening Staff very friendly, nothing to much trouble and they were super busy to Well done the Swan team x

We have just had the most wonderful experience at our new favourite pub! Called in on the hop just to get a bite and check it out. Wonderful setting, interior and exterior absolutely beautiful. Staff were wonderful. Quick, really polite and attentive. Food-great selections available on menu. We had Caesar salad and the monkfish. It was first class. Really beautifully cooked and presented. Wine also very nice. Would have probably stayed longer but the annoying scousers complaining put us off! Not your fault the swan, we’ll be back!

Amazing food beautiful surroundings. Lovely little beer garden outside. Staff were great. Place has quite a bit of history too! Even pleased the mother-in-law! We WILL back **Update** The mother-in-law insisted we went again and I'm really glad we did. Both food and service were excellent. This will be our go to restaurant when we're in the area! (This place should be known further afield maybe it is and I'm a neanderthal.)

We went Sunday it was very busy which is gd, we had Sunday lunch wasn't as good as the times we have it been, quick to take your order but very slow delivering, we waited a good 25minutes for desserts, I just hope it was a one of because so busy, we won't rush back.

I went for mothers birthday driven past this place for years but never been. Inside is beautiful really clean nice. Staff really great food isn't cheap but you get what you pay for. The food is amazing and is just a really nice place. I really enjoyed my food it was really lovely thanks for a nice evening

We called here for tea on our way home from Staffordshire and were chuffed to discover it was dog-friendly. We didn’t see any staff at first so went and found some menus and the specials board. Then a really friendly, helpful girl came over to get us some drinks. We ordered the lasagne and the prawn stir-fry, both of which were delicious. There only seemed to be one member of staff on duty, serving all the locals at the bar, taking food and drinks orders and waiting on, but she was very efficient and friendly and had it all under control. We really enjoyed our food and will definitely be back, maybe to try the carvery - can’t wait.

The restaurant was an old primary school adapted tastefully to an excellent restaurant. We were a party of 12 visiting after a local Christmas walk. The first impression of our table was mixed, as the tables were not set out / laid out for a meal. It would have enhanced our visit if it was set out with cutlery and crackers etc. The meals were acceptable with everything on the plate. I had a chocolate and orange sweet (hot) with ice cream. By the time the cutlery had arrived - the ice cream had started to melt! Access around the table was somewhat hindered. On the whole, the meals were satisfactory - and everyone enjoyed the experience.

Went for dinner but found that there was a Wake going on at the pub. Reassured by bar staff that we weren’t in the way and it was business as usual. Ordered drinks and food at the bar before we realised that the wake attendees were getting more and more drunk; shouting, shrieking, banging the table, swearing and making everyone’s evening quite awful. We thought the manager, who was adding to the cacophony by regularly throwing wine bottles into a bin, would intervene, but it appeared his colleague was actually sitting with the loudest of the drunken mourners. The food arrived. Tepid, tasteless, expensive fish on a cold plate- Matching the temperature of the pub ( we kept our coats on) We ate and left as quickly as possible, never to return. I have told as many friends as I can to avoid this absolutely dreadful place.

Fabulous meal Really excellent food Steak to die for Great service Roaring log fires Very friendly atmosphere Thank YEW!!!

Great service from the team and a really lovely view out of the castle window whilst having breakfast. However, the food was awful. We had a full English breakfast and everything was just bland, the bacon was overcooked and the sausage was pitiful, the bread was also incredibly thin. It tasted as it if were made using super cheap products as opposed to the locally sourced farm referenced. We’re incredibly surprised and equally disappointed. In addition, as I hardly ate my breakfast I went to check out the pastries which were overcooked …… or burnt.