The best restaurants serving American food in England

Visited the Weaver Museum next door and then stopped in at the Bowling Green for lunch. The dining room at the back is a light and airy space. Had a burger, it was delicious and generous portions. I believe the patty was home made to order, definitely looked and tasted like it had. Very satisfied. Service was friendly. Would return if I find myself hungry and in Northwich in the future!

Great location. Great setting. The vibe was off though. That was mainly due to the bartenders. They weren’t exactly the most approachable, welcoming and friendly bunch. The waiter was cool at the beginning but then he disappeared. So I had to get up to request the menu from the bar staff to order a second round of drinks. I then had to get up and go to them to request the final bill. Both times they weren’t exactly pleasant to deal with. Quite short and curt. So that’s why i’ve rated the service so low.

Very very expensive no good food

Totally packed full of drunk people at 5pm. No seats. Walked in then walked out.

Delicious Food and Drinks: The coffee shop is known for its excellent coffee, tasty cakes, and pastries. Many visitors have praised the quality and variety of the menu. Friendly and Welcoming Atmosphere: The staff are described as friendly and welcoming, creating a cozy and inviting environment. Eclectic Decor: The shop's unique and eclectic decor adds to its charm and makes it a great spot to relax and enjoy a hot beverage. Great Location: Located at the end of town, it's a perfect stop for a break during a day out.

There are always good people and good times to be found at the Garibaldi hotel! A wide variety of bands and events all year round , for a small venue it packs a punch!

My favorite pub in TW I would say

All the sport, great drink selection and well priced pub food staples. Great parmos.

Good food and service, clean . Tuesday and Wednesday only £1 an ounce for steak.

Consistently high standard of food, matched with great service and the place always has a good atmosphere.

I'd been wanting to try their burgers for ages due to hearing good things, so perhaps ny expectations were too high. Nothing wrong with the food but I think way overhyped. A tasty burger but not the best I've ever had.

Hired the bar and function room for a surprise birthday party. Staff were extremely helpful with letting us setup before and assisted with packing up afterwards. Good size venue with a separate room which we used for a buffet. There is outside space as well. The bar staff are a credit to the Golf Club. Thank you.

Their burgers are so delicious you definitely get hooked forever

OK, I’ll get this out of the way first - it’s pricey. Now I’ll say the important bit - it’s worth it. It’s a genuine Japanese place, and everything we were served was a cut above the norm. Nasu dengaku - grilled aubergine with yuzu miso was delicious. The prawn tempura at £12 did make me raise an eyebrow as that’s nearly double what they charge in Eat Tokyo - but it’s nearly twice as tasty with a succulent sweet prawn in batter so light it would float away if it wasn’t attached to said prawn. Sushi was top notch, kara-age (fried chicken) was perfect, and the toro rice bowl a highlight. Staff were lovely, and I think it says a lot about the place that every customer except us was Japanese (my rusty handle on language was tolerated with kind smiles). Can’t wait to go back.

I went to Middlesbrough for the fourth time, and I was craving a smash burger. I heard about this place called Burgerlicous and decided to check it out. We ordered the Licious Smash, Fish Burger, and half Philly Cheese Steak Burger, along with some curly fries and a non-genocidal cola (props to them for that). The smash burger was on point! The fish burger reminded me of McDonald's Filet-O-Fish, which wasn't bad. Philly was a bit hit-or-miss, but overall, it was a good experience. The service was quick, and the place was cosy. I'll definitely go back again.