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

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4.0

1388 Opinions

location-icon2 Main Road, England
British
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Called into the Swan just on spec while touring the area. Greeted by very friendly staff and made to feel very welcome indeed. We chose meals from the light bite menu which were very good indeed. I had beer battered fish and my wife had the lasagne. The only thing that needs identifying is the £6.75 a pint for Neckoil IPA. Ridiculous price. Overall a very warm and inviting place to visit. I think I'll book a room there soon for a better visit to the area. Well worth 5 stars in my book.

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3.8

982 Opinions

location-iconLondon Road, England
British
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Fantastic, friendly service. The Sunday lunch was one of the best I’ve ever had. Added cauliflower cheese which was stunning. Highly recommend.

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3.5

337 Opinions

location-iconNewcastle Road, England
British
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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.

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2.5

57 Opinions

location-iconLondon Road, England
British
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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.