The best restaurants serving British food in Bunbury Cheshire East North West

Had a lovely lunch. Very reasonably riced. £13 which included a drink. Lovely setting next to canal. Staff very friendly and excellent service. Would highly recommend.

Beautiful pub next to a church . Food was amazing and the service was spot on . And the atmosphere. Was lovely will diffently be going back

Great café with good menu at fair prices.

nice enough pub decent food but looking a bit neglected outside and the toilets could do with a good spruce up and fix the broken driers but by far the worst is the state of the filthy chefs trousers and aprons worn by the staff had we seen them before we ate we would have gone elsewhere, clearly a long time since this was last inspected by the Food Standards Agency

Fantastic experience, every bit as good as the hype. The food was unique and delicious, matched by the impeccable service throughout. We enjoyed the soft drink pairing, which was carefully thought through and matched well with the food. Breakfast was superb and the room was cosy and comfortable. My one very minor comment would be that an additional charge for the scallop dish felt slightly unnecessary when guests are paying what they are for dinner. I think that it should either be included as part of the tasting menu or removed as an option (I should say that it is perfectly reasonable and expected to have the cheese course as an optional add-on). That said, I would highly recommend the restaurant and rooms to anyone and I'm sure we will be back.

Our new local even though it's miles away! So worth the drive amazing food always piping hot and so tasty. The whole pub is spotless, outside space is really good as is the play area. Always a warm welcome especially from Meg and Dan. 100% recommend for all ages and occasions.

This is a great find. But don’t tell anyone because they will tell everyone else about this establishment. It’s reasonably priced. It’s clean. The staff are excellent. And the food is scrumptious. Enjoy ☺️ MickH

Passed this place a few times and was looking to have food today, had 2 full English breakfast and tea and two toast ,£19 and well worth the money, bacon and eggs were great, disappointed only two mushrooms but all in all a nice meal.

We called here again on our way out for the day we had sandwiches and teas and cold drinks we sat out side in the beautiful sun watching the barges going in out of marina enjoying the sun its always a busy place the service and the staff and the irish lady its nice to have the irish hospitality its like been in ireland the food is very good i will be back soon

Stayed here overnight in our motorhome. The place was very clean and tidy. The staff were helpful. Where we parked up the motorhome was very quiet

Never again. Food was lovely, the landlady (this is who I think she was, as she never actually introduced herself) was aggressive in her manor and rude. To explain, I had taken my elderly aunt and her friend out for Sunday lunch. I ordered tap water, as I don't drink alcohol nor fizzy drinks, and I was driving anyway. My aunt and her friend also ordered tap water, as they are of an age where they don't drink in great quantities for needing the loo. We also ordered our food. I had brought a small squeezy bottle of cordial with me and put some in my water, as I don't like pub cordial. My aunt asked for a squirt in her water and so did her friend. Whilst we were eating our food, a bolshy woman came over and told us we couldn't bring our own drinks and gave us a telling off. I was flabbergasted. I explained that I didn't like pub cordial, and that we would be ordering desserts and coffees, as well as having the main meal, to be told "we are a business not a charity" and she continued in her aggressive manor, telling us she would charge us for 3 cordials or the tap water. She did not have a quiet word, she was rather vocal, so much so, the table opposite asked what the "trouble" was. I told the woman/landlady that we would be finishing our meals and leaving without ordering desserts nor coffees. She went onto say the desserts are complimentary anyway (apparently, when you order a Sunday lunch, which my aunt and her friend had, desserts are complimentary). Begs the question, are they complimentary or is the cost of a dessert factored into the price of a Sunday lunch, afterall, they are a business, not a charity? I could completely understand her stance had I ordered water and poured my own whiskey into the water, but not for a squirt of cordial. She snatched the remaining water from the table and I asked her to go away, as she was spoiling our meal, to which she did. When the lady on the opposite table asked what the trouble was and I was explaining, said woman appeared again, in the same aggressive manor. At this point we were leaving anyway so we did just that. Our bill was just over £50 but would have been £20 or so more had we had a pleasant experience and stayed for desserts and coffees. It upset my aunt so much she burst into tears when she got into my car. SHAME ON YOU COACH AND HORSES!