The best restaurants serving British food in North West

It was a pleasure to return to this old house. Traditionally, I chose a pie, this time rabbit meat.

We only had drinks on a hot, March day. Family and dog friendly without the loud music outside. I think football was on inside. It's definitely worth a visit.

Went for the afternoon Fish and Chip deal. Food arrived promptly and was very hot and tasty. Batter was a bit soggy and greasy on this occasion, so not as good. As now no San Miguel and not so keen on the Angelo Poretti replacement tried the bottled World Beers of Tyskie and Staropramen instead. You get more than a pint (650ml) and it is stronger than the draft lager so when included with the meal @£9.11pp it is exceptionally good value. Cannot beat Spoons for prices these days.

It's a spoons, not much else to say. Amazing value for decent but unexceptional food. We had 6 meals and drinks for an average of just over £10 per person. It was decent food and included a steak meal and a mixed grill. Shame they had run out of almost all the chicken choices but great value

Great experience, special shout out to our waitress Sue Briggs for going above and beyond!

Great food and great prices as usual from this great place to meet eat and drink.

Cheap and cheerful. Breakfasts are pretty good and very cheap. Refill your coffee free. Meals are cheap and pretty basic. One of two places you see people knocking back a pint of lager at 10am. The airport being the other.

The food was great 👍 I had the fish and chips with mushy peas with the add-on fish for 3 quid. Bargain but filling!!😋

Me and my granddaughter called in for lunch and both said the service was great, the food was good very hot very quickly brought to our table, we both said that we would be back

Great stop off on the way up to the lake district and visiting friends in the area. Very friendly staff. Comfy bed and good breakfast. Ticked all the boxes

Had afternoon tea. Bread was dry, drinks served slow and at request only. Service was awful. Afternoon tea at Asda would have been better, on my birthday too 😔

Came for Sunday lunch, food was fabulous, piping hot and large portions. Staff were polite and very friendly, would highly recommend.

Not bad for a Sunday roast, not the standard we have at home. Roast potatoes not the best, Yorkshire pudding tastes good but a bit chewy, the lamb was nice, mixed seasonal veg ok , but put on plate like scraping leftovers. Over charged for a pint and large glass of wine that we didn’t have. Final bill after query still over charged for one large glass of red wine, which husband hadn’t realised until we got home. This is the second time this has happened to us in this pub! Shame because I really like it in there and it’s close to home.

This spot is great for a casual evening meal. Great food. Great drinks and a great atmosphere. The excellent service from all of the staff made the experience so much better. The name that sticks is Gracie. I have not met a waitress happier to help. We will be returning.

A two night break in Chester and my twin brother and I chose The Mill Hotel for our base and I must say we made a great choice. A wonderful looking hotel on the canalside of the Shropshire Union Canal, we were greeted with a smile by a very pleasant member of the reception team,booked into our twin room at 3pm ,room was really good, two comfortable beds,flat screen tv,tea & coffee making facilities, lots of storage space, bathroom was spotlessly clean, we used the hotel bar which was really good, we had breakfast on both days which was delicious, location wise couldn't be better,easy walking distance to all of Chester's amazing sites, loved our stay here ,will definitely choose this hotel again next time we're in Chester, hopefully very soon.