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

Our first visit on Friday certainly didn't disappoint. We're moving in over the road next week and can't wait for Halloween when the sweetie jar on the bar gets filled. Bring it on! Planning to work our way through the menu too; outstanding hospitality at the Hawk rarely witnessed at this side of the county. Ben Robinson is lucky to have such a dedicated team.

If I was scoring on the booking system it would be a 3 but due to the amazing meal we ate if I could give more than 5 I would. Not visited since before it was revamped. It's been tastefully decorated and little details ie lighting table arrangement have been set to compliment any romantic meal for 2..The waiter was very polite and helpful and could see my husband was disappointed that they didn't serve steak and chips. As we had booked we decided on the steak and confit potatoes. We were so glad we did as it was absoloutley amazing. I can't put into words only say if you love steak this us the best around. Cooked to perfection. Dragoncello salsa well just wow. The complentary hummus was superb. Thankyou to the wonderful chefs. Great menu, see you soon.

A fantastic village bakery with small cafe next door. Fresh bread, cakes, quiches, sandwiches etc as well as fruit and veg. Reasonably priced and great quality.

We look forward to our weekly visit to Kazzy's Kitchen for a delicious vegetarian breakfast/brunch. It's a clean, bright and warm café with outside seating when the weather allows. Janet and Rachel are friendly and offer a great service in a lovely local café. A visit to Kazzy's Kitchen is highly recommended.

Visited for reserved evening meal. Eventually shown to our table but the premises were extremely cold. We sat down and ordered drinks which started to arrive. On noticing other clients they were seated with their coats on eating. I appreciate the present fuel crisis but I refuse to pay for a meal and sit with my coat on. We left.

Nice, cosy local serving good beer, and the fire was roaring.