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

What an amazing place . Staff were so welcoming. The food was very tasty and we will definitely be returning.

My fiancé and I recently got engaged and wanted a meal together to celebrate, the boars head was a perfect choice. The atmosphere was lovely, lucky for us it was very quiet when we arrived and only started to get busy as we were on our last course. The staff were really friendly and even wrote us a card to congratulate us. The waitress was actually the first person who we told about our engagement as we decided to keep it secret for a little while to enjoy the bubble. Now onto the important part, the food. We chose from the 2 courses for £22 menu. I'm a vegetarian and I had the pizzetta for starter and the tikka roasted cauliflower for my main. My fiancé had the breaded scampi for starters then the truffle and tusk burger for main. We shared the sticky toffee pudding for desert. The food was absolutely delicious from start to finish. The 2 for 22 is really good value for money, portion sizes are great. We left feeling very full and happy. Looking forward to going back at some point.

Went for a evening meal at the White Hart. Very few people eating. There were plenty drinking and one group was particularly loud. My wife ordered calamari, salt & chilli seasoning, lemon mayonnaise. When it arrived there was no seasoning and the mayonaise had no sign of lemon. The batter was dripping in fat as was the onion rings that came with the steak. The skin on chips indicated on the menu were basic chips. The calamari issue was mentioned to he waitrass but she just dismissed the complaint and walked off. This was not a pub we will return to.

We visited the main restaurant while visiting Bridgemere. We settled on a cheese scone and a coffeee each. What a mistake!!! The scones, costing £2.75 each, were probably the worst scones we had ever come across. They were hard, crumbled in many fragments when cut and were extremely dry and unpleasnt to eat. This experience has put us off ever eating a scone ever again.