The best restaurants in Chester City Cheshire West and Chester North West

Came for a coffee and a muffin. It's small but chatty staff and great food.

Excellent delivery and food was very nice

Was intending to go to Wok and Go initially but ended up here. I'm glad I stopped here as the food, portion, and price were better at this independent than the franchise Wok and Go. Food was much tastier here, and this place had a greater range. Enjoyed the salt and pepper chicken wings which was a huge portion, also enjoyed the noodles. Would definitely recommend this place.

I wrote a message on my order about allergies they obviously don’t look so they sent my item with butter and left off hash browns

Been a few times and really impressed with the service . Food was good too , lovely Sunday roast . The ‘ scouse’ girl is really friendly and professional , a real credit to the Kings head . I am not ‘ scouse ‘ btw .

Freezing cold. Slowest service in the world

My favourite indian restaurant in chester, great food and service.

Tiny portions and really expensive. Food wasn’t great and some of the dishes were not very warm. Definitely won’t be returning.

Friendly barista Zu Zu revealed to us in a short conversation that her mother was born in our American home town of Portland Oregon. She made our visit especially enjoyable. Also great service and good coffee.

Staff friendly and helpful. The place has a nice atmosphere, always enjoy a visit there

Great selection of real ales and food is excellent, along with the building it is a brilliant venue for night out. Will (Dave) 😉 and his staff are really friendly. We were in Chester for a week & visited most nights for beer 🍻 & twice for a meal. Definitely the best pub we visited in Chester.

Gorgeous cocktail and tapas bar... its underground and has a rounded ceiling...we fortunately arrived during happy hour and all cocktails half price and 2 bottles beer for a fiver....defo come here again and recommend others to come..staff very polite welcoming and friendly

We have visited this restaurant several times and it’s always good quality food! The all you can eat menu is table service instead of buffet style which means it is always hot and fresh. You can order starters, more starters, then go to mains and back to starters. As a family we much prefer the starters than the mains and therefore tend to just order them on repeat.

When my wife and I recently visited the “must see” town of Chester – which truly deserves its excellent reputation – we decided to have lunch. And we wanted something simple and light to get us through until dinner. As we walked along one of Chester’s many beautiful pedestrians-only streets, we came across the Chester Grosvenor Hotel. It looked promising so we went in and sat down in their restaurant, La Brasserie. We each had some beer and ordered a Katsu roll and finger sandwiches. Like the food quality, the ambiance and service were fine. But the shock came at the end of the meal. There were TWO extra charges: a 12.5% “service charge” and a 12.5% tip, each of which added £5.28 to our bill for a total of £10.56. In my view, these two charges represent bad management practices at this hotel and are the basis for my unfavourable review. Grosvenor’s management needs to remember that they are running a service business. The price of their services needs to be built into the products they serve. To blatantly reach into the customer’s wallet a second time is neither justified nor smart. And the tip? It now seems to be quite common in the U.K. that management takes it upon themselves to arbitrarily add the tip. This is muddle headed thinking at its very best. The word “tip” is an acronym that stands for “To Insure Promptness”. It is self-evident that this is an amount decided solely at the customer’s discretion, not that of the establishment. If management wants its employees to earn more, then pay them more and stop this practice. It seems that such tips applied by management may be removed from a bill upon request. This is nuts! Stop it! It is understandable that management would like to see employees earn as much in tips as possible. Perhaps a note on the menu such as this might serve to help the situation: “No service charges or tips have been added to your bill, but our employees sincerely appreciate tips that are paid in recognition of good service.” Bottom line? A decent luncheon experience completely negated by extra charges. Needless to say, not going back.

Traditional and historic bistro type venue serving great and reasonably priced food in chester city centre. Good staff with delish deserts.