The best restaurants in Cheshire East North West

The Yellow Broom is best described as a blend of pure elegance with a splash of sophistication. The setting is undeniably beautiful, complemented by a warm welcome from the staff, who are clearly well-trained in delivering exceptional silver service. The menu offers a well-balanced selection of cuisine, ensuring there's something to delight every palate. The presentation of the dishes was nothing short of exquisite, and the flavors were simply delightful. The staff were remarkably attentive without being intrusive, striking the perfect balance between friendliness and professionalism. The atmosphere and layout of the restaurant were both appealing and comfortable, enhancing the overall dining experience. The Yellow Broom is a truly first-class establishment that consistently maintains high standards. I highly recommend a visit—you will not be disappointed.

I ordered steak and ale pie the pie was only just warm. The only down fall was there was mushrooms in it which wasn't mentioned on the menue which I found out of order because if it was given to someone that is allergic to mushrooms you could have caused them problems.

This place had one of the nicest currys id eaten in a long time. The menu is extensive and has a variety of options. I went for the butter chicken - very tasty and my friend went for the ghar ki handi which he said was very good. We also got the grazing platter of pani puri which were packed full of flavour! We were early so it was a little bit quiet but soon picked up with diners. Staff are attentive. Cant wait to come back again. Would definitely recommend.

We used to love Ciao and was hoping for an amazing Italian. Social just lacked that friendly, Italian feel. Service lacks warmth and personality. It was quiet enough to take the time to smile at least and engage with the customers. Food is nice enough but cold and not presented brilliantly. Tiramisu had hair in it and rubbish bag left in the hallway as you walked to toilets. One of my little girls banged her head and the bar staff just looked over and carried on laughing and chatting. Ciao used to make the children feel special and that’s why they wanted to eat there! Food is expensive for what it is.

Nice friendly warm atmosphere and nice staff

Someone answered the phone and took a booking the week before bot on the day we found the place had closed down!

Not much to look at from the outside, but decided to give it a try. You are welcomed into a lounge where drinks are ordered and menus perused. Then taken into a magnificent dining room. The food arrived and the portions were generous to say the least. The food itself was excellent and the service outstanding. Nothing was too much trouble for the attentive waiting staff. This is a very well run restaurant, I only wish I lived closer.

We used to regularly walk to Miola for a coffee and can’t believe how it has changed. Outside is a complete dump with tatty pieces of furniture up for sale at ridiculous prices . The elephant and giraffe which have been there for years are still for sale at a ridiculous price. Toilet was filthy with no toilet paper. Chose to sit outside as had children with us and tables were tatty and dirty. The food was overpriced and mediocre. Bacon sandwich with virtually no bacon. Peanut butter on toast which was slimy and greasy. Children took one look and didn’t touch it and can’t say I blamed them. It is so sad as Miola used to be such a lovely place to go to. Can only assume that with Holmes Chapel closing its on the cards that Sandbach will close as well. So disappointing and what a waste of money !

Lovely historic shop on the square. I grew up in Nantwich and remember when it was Frank Coopers hardware shop. Pleased it still has a successful business on the premises. Good menu and prices, attentive staff. It is really a cafe more than a bookshop though.

It's really nice for what it is. I haven't eaten here so have not rated the food.

Drove from stoke just to eat here.absolute class traditional chippy.had fish chips and peas all were top notch.nearby is one of the best fishmongers in the country and whilst I was sat in the restaurant two of the staff from there came in for a takeaway. It is that good

We've been coming here over the years and we've never had a bad experience. The staff are lovely, they take care to understand special diets and they are very attentive. You can tell they're proud of their dishes and they take time to discuss the menu, spice strength and ingredients with you which is a really nice touch. Today I had the jackfruit dessert which was a first experience for me - I've previously only had it in a savoury context - and it was delicious. If you ever get chance to go to the end of the month vegan buffet, you won't be disappointed!

Although not in the best of areas, and not really near any other good bars or restaurants, the Thai Corner is consistently good and can be replied on. One couple of our party had a Set Menu which was very good, lots of dishes but only one portuon o rice to a number of dishes. They asked for another portion of rice and were charged full price for it! We spent quite alot of money on our meal and drinks especially - a free portion of rice, which must cost the Restaurant next to nothing, would have been a nice goodwill gesture. The only down point would be that the waiter made it very obvious that he was ready to close even though it was only 10pm on a Saturday evening.

Our first visit on Friday certainly didn't disappoint. We're moving in over the road next week and can't wait for Halloween when the sweetie jar on the bar gets filled. Bring it on! Planning to work our way through the menu too; outstanding hospitality at the Hawk rarely witnessed at this side of the county. Ben Robinson is lucky to have such a dedicated team.

A lively atmosphere but a bit confusing Came as 7 friends. The Euros were on on the Tv there was live music and we were dining. The food was nice but again neither one thing or the other - small plates but bigger than tapas and at £9 for some cauliflower in a sauce very expensive even if sharing its £20 min for 2 small plates though very convivial. The “something else “ were larger and enough for a meal but again when part of our party were sharing and 2 didn’t the conviviality was split. Loud drunk men watching the football didn’t assist the atmosphere but the live music was good but again in a separate part. We were kindly offered a table in there but we’d have been unable to talk so we stayed with the noisy football fans instead 7 ate - 5 drank and bill Was £225 - if you break it down £40 per head for 2 plates each and 1/2 a bottle of wine