The best restaurants in Wybunbury Cheshire East North West

Brilliantly run fishing club and mega value for money Border is just one excellent fishery among many on the club card

Very friendly staff, looked after well. Good selection of food cooked fresh

Went here today , the outside and inside is lovely, really nice, I ordered the haddock goujons off the light lunch menu, I get it’s a light lunch but it was the size of a kids portion for almost £14 with 4 tiny bits of frozen haddock with hardly any fish inside, they were also overcooked so I sent them back and received some new ones a little better, they didn’t taste great and for the price and portion they were very underwhelming, the rest of the food seemed very high price so went with this as it was £14, but at the size of a children’s meal it’s totally not worth this. My husband had the mussels which were also cold. And a bit of tiny cheese bread which cost £5. Massively overpriced and tiny portions, probably won’t visit again unfortunately.

Great pub with great people, bar staff were really helpful, nice guiness would reccomend to friends and family always!!

average by any standard. Really not the place for a lavish meal. I generally go out when I stay. Service is OK but not spectacular

Had a lovely meal here in April so went back for husband's birthday. What a completely different experience we had. The young staff where pretty clueless. The waitress couldn't remember what was unavailable on the menu so went off to find out but never returned. Our drinks arrived and we asked the young man if we could order food as we'd been waiting over 15 minutes by then. His response was that he was just the glass collector. We did eventually get to order but there were no prawns so no lemon and prawn sauce with salmon and there was no pineapp!e to have with the gammon! We both ordered fish and chips, which knowing the menu was not what we had planned on having. My husband had ordered this last time we visited. The plates were very hot but the chips were not particularly hot. The garden peas were an atrocious dried out offering. The tartare sauce was actually on the plate whereas previously it had been served in a separate dish as had the mushy peas. We had virtually finished before anyone asked if the food was ok. The fish was lovely but that's about the only positive thing I can say. The shock was the bill. £7 for a pint of IPA Neck Oil. Rip off.

We went for Sunday lunch today, Dinner was lovely, came hot and came with your own jug of gravy, there was way to much beef for me but that is probably a bonus, they also run another menu if you didnt want the Sunday roast, the Mango chicken nan with chunky chips is to die for. Staff are pleasant and cant do enough for you. Will definitely be visiting again.

Superb stay. Staff were lovely and treated us really well. Nice modern clean, luxurious hotel. Breakfast was amazing. Everything could want for. Well done.

Such a beautiful restaurant and amazing menu. Full experience makes it a great value occasion! We love the booths with two little ones, menu for kids is also great and the service is on point. The ambience means I can do a family meal without compromising on a great meal out occasion. Highly recommend.

Went for a family Sunday lunch - was a bit worried at some of the negative reviews ! But no need - good food and good service in lovely surroundings - will go again !

There are 2 cafes - the one in the picture and then another classed as the restaurant/cafe. We went to the latter for coffee first thing and that was fine, however, I asked for (and was charged for) an Americano and I am fairly sure it was instant as there seemed to be a coffee granule on the edge of the mug. Also not really clear that it was table service. Went to the one in the picture first for lunch but seemed a limited menu (breakfast cobs, ham baps, etc.) so tried the 'restaurant'. At this stage many of the tables had not been cleared and the staff took a long time to serve us. We opted for a roast lunch which was a mistake - half cooked frozen brussels, shop bought roast potatoes and yorkshire puddings. The carrots and green beans were nice and so was the meat, however, I had roast beef and got 1 small slice! Shocked when they couldn't take card payments and had a member of staff (who was much needed in the cafe) had to escort people and process their payments in one of the antiques shop.

Such a great landlord who is friendly and respectful. Good value lunch deal. Tasty food. Will definitely return. Finally, somewhere that meets expectations.

We visited the main restaurant while visiting Bridgemere. We settled on a cheese scone and a coffeee each. What a mistake!!! The scones, costing £2.75 each, were probably the worst scones we had ever come across. They were hard, crumbled in many fragments when cut and were extremely dry and unpleasnt to eat. This experience has put us off ever eating a scone ever again.