The best restaurants serving British food in High Legh Cheshire East North West

What a wonderful place! Was completely blown away by just how good the food was here, without doubt one of the best sunday lunches ive ever had, finding mysely enjoying vegetables that i wouldnt normally eat (parsnips) and my daughter claiming its the best carrott puree ever :) its a great concept sat right in the middle where the produce is grown, a wonderful setting and great service too, cant wait to go back!

Known Claudia and Richard since they were at The Chetwode Arms, always freshly cooked food, not had a bad meal yet. Recently tried the home cooked pies, absolutely delicious well worth trying

As if the magnificent surroundings and resplendent building are not enough, the quality of home made delights on offer, make this 'up there' with some of the best tea rooms I've visited. Home made bread, quiches, cakes... hot drinks served in China ware - utterly delicious! You are transported back to another era, a taste of the finer things. Enjoy!

Stopped here on the way to the airport and had a great meal. Service and value for money is excellent. Would definitely recommend

Pretty down to earth golfers bar with bar staples such as fish and chips, etc. Lots of people drinking lager in shorts

As a Conference centre was an excellent location. Serve and food excellent. Spa e to learn was great and excellent parking space.

La noche que estuvimos allí, no estaba lleno, pero aún así tuvimos que esperar 50 minutos para la entrega de nuestra entrada (no eran platos complicados). Maître es muy buena, pero el resto del personal se necesita un poco de entrenamiento en finura. La comida estaba bien. No te molestes en vestirse como había varias personas en el restaurante en pantalones cortos y camisetas

Very good just wish it had rooms as would be great to stay prior to going on Holiday via Manchester Airport

This is one of the best restaurants we have visited. The personnel can’t do enough for you especially Pan and Angie. We have been here 3 months in a row and each time Pam and Angie have been superb ambassadors for the hotel

On Sun 9th Feb 2025 1pm my partner and I attended a pre-booked lunch at The Red Lion... We ordered the roast dinner... When it came we both commented on the temperature of the meals.. One side of the plate was warm the other cold only the middle was hot... My partner drew this to the attention of a waitress and asked if it could be microwaved(not a good solution) I elected not have mine done due to tales I've heard of kitchen staff interfering with complaining customers meals(no evidence at this pub).. On paying the bill.. Waitress asked if all OK.. I explained the above and she adjusted the bill to £15.50(should have been £30) and offered us our 25% voucher back... We declined stating we would not be back. Rated 2*... A meal should never leave a kitchen less than piping hot and should not then be microwaved... We deemed the 25% voucher referred to 25% of the meal being hot 🤷

Quiche was very well done like rubber chips very dry won't come here again oh and pot of tea piss weak terrible I've had there roast dinners in the past which was lovely but the rest of it is terrible and don't like the chef he as no gloves on handling food. Can't stand chips coming out in plant pot

The parking is listed as "free on-site parking" on their website. Despite that we were fined £100 for not paying for the car park (pictures were attached of our car that I assume must have been taken by the hotel staff given it's an unmanned car park in a rural area). The menu was very limited and the atmosphere was terrible. Given this seems to be a running theme in recent reviews I'd avoid staying/eating here

Hard working polite staff but food was prettY awful. Had venison pie which I couldn’t finish. Red cabbage was disgusting. Due to the slow queue chips and cabbage were cold by time I sat down. Didn’t have a drink. Cakes looked unappetising.