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

We stayed here as it was nicely located for our trip to Scotland and was listed as dog friendly. The staff were so welcoming from start to finish and dog friendly is the biggest understatement ever! The room was well furnished and very comfortable and was a great start to our holiday. The food however was the real highlight and was backed up by great staff. They were very knowledgeable and were able to answer all questions about the dishes and their contents. All 3 courses were very well presented and the portion size perfect. The gravy is the most unbelievable gravy I have tasted. The staff will know who wrote this review as I wouldn't shut up about how nice it was! The fellow diners were very friendly and they all looked like they were enjoying the food as well. A massive thank you to all at The Dog for a great stay and for making us, along with our Border Collie, feel so welcome. A massive thank you to the chef for the gravy though!

First of all the shining star of this pub is the amazing staff, couldn’t do enough to make sure everything was perfect. Which it was. Sunday lunch is to die for, lots of fresh veg and meat cooked to perfection. Make sure you leave room for a pudding, the apple crumble cannot be missed! Thank you for fitting us in with no notice. The pub atmosphere is warm and welcoming drinks and food are reasonably priced. Wish we could have stayed longer!

There's a reason we keep returning. The fish and chips and seafood pasta are highly recommended. Staff are also highly attentive and will do most dishes as a smaller portion of you ask.

Excellent menu choice, food was top quality and staff lovely. Dogs positively encouraged. Will definitely be returning.

Lovely Sunday brunch/lunch at Plumleys Garden Centre. Very cosy on a wet & windy Sunday. The Sunday lunch was too tempting and I’m very pleased I chose it. Plenty of it and the beef which was shredded was very well cooked. I needed more gravy by the end! My wife had the mushrooms and poached egg on toast which she also enjoyed.

Very poor Sunday menu if you don’t eat meat. The option was a spicy sweet potato dish. This would normally be served as an accompaniment not a main course . On asking if there were alternatives, the answer was blatantly no! Very disappointing - surely in this day and age we can do better than a potato dish??

The staff was really friendly and helpful and made you feel comfortable. The evening food was superb and good valve for money. Received a £10 voucher on arrival towards my meal & drinks which was a lovely surprise. Will definitely stay here again when I'm in the area next

Suddenly, there are signs up saying 'No Dogs'. This is a country pub, close to a park popular with dogwalkers. This seems a very backward step.