The best restaurants serving British food in Cheshire East North West

We stopped off here for early dinner after a day at Quarry bank mill. We hadn’t pre booked and they managed to fit us in. Friendly service and the food was wonderful! I had rotisserie chicken with the roost special sauce which would highly recommend, absolutely delicious. My husband had a burger which he said was very good. My son had a pizza from the kids menu which was wood fired and great quality. Milk shakes were insanely good!

Not a nice place. Was sat at the bar minding my own business and one of the locals came up behind me and put me in a choke hold, which all his friends thought has hilarious. The staff were unsympathetic. We did not stick around.

This place has a vast amount of things for children to play on. However don’t expect to get food quick- they have two cage areas but one is never open and the other has a constant huge queue because the staff take forever! Even if you want drinks you have to queue with the food and last time we queued for 25 minutes! Ridiculous when you have children to supervise and feee!

Been visiting this pub for a few years now...the service and welcome is always great...food is above average ...prices aren't extortionate...its part of Brunning and Price pub group...experts at their trade

Gem of a pud, great food ,great atmosphere, my wife and I were make very welcome.

Only a brief stop but seems a comfortable place to visit.

Had a lovely meal . Fantastic, helpful and happy staff- thank you! X

Best pub in Sandbach in my opinion. Friendly staff, reasonably priced drinks, lovely food, again very reasonable pricewise & a super garden at the back. Also dog friendly!

Went for afternoon tea yesterday. The venue and it's surroundings were beautiful. There was no disabled parking with a fairly long walk uphill. The room itself was quite dark and the table was just brown wood with no table linen. The food was just ok and I wouldn't go again to be honest. Having said that the staff were lovely.

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

What a wonderful place. We stumbled on this pub purely by accident and I would have to say that the food was brilliant. We have travelled all over the world and are currently living in Australia and I would have to say that our meals at the Bulls Head were second to none. Service was also spot on and prices were reasonable too. In all honesty I have never tasted such good food in a pub. Everything was perfect. I rarely bother with Goggle reviews but felt I had to make an exception this time. Congrats to the staff and management of the Bulls Head. A true find!!

Great staff and service with a landlord who cares about his patrons. Amazing gardens, with an outdoor bar, surrounded by nature. Highly recommend!!!

We came for the first time last week as part of Mild Magic. Accessibility: to be fair, I didn't even try to get in the pub as my husband didn't think it would be easy in my wheelchair. Plus, it was a lovely day for drinking outside. There is a carpark, which is quite a steep slope with gravel and it's quite uneven. I did roll down, to the consternation of onlookers, but my husband complained about pushing me back up. However, once you've battled the car park, there was a ramp up to the outside eating area, so someone's had disability thoughts at some point. I have no idea if there is a disabled toilet inside and the website doesn't say. There are lovely views over Bollington recreation ground, where we could watch a game of cricket. In the distance, you can just about see White Nancy through the trees. It was altogether very civilised. We enjoyed our Bollington brewery mild so much that we decided to get food as they had vegan options. I had a vegan hot dog, which was nothing fancy, but very nice. The staff were lovely, but the policy of taking a name rather than table numbers meant they were wandering around with our food for a while before they found us. It's not the waiting staff's fault, we just didn't hear them. The pub is dog friendly, with water bowls provided. There were a lot of cyclists and walkers, presumably because it's so close to the Middlewood Way. We'll definitely come back, but I might attempt to get inside next time.

Rang up in advance to check the pub served food outside. They did. Arrived at 6.30 and ordered cheese pie and chowder. After 40 mins I went inside to ask where the food was. The reply was that the cheese pie took 40 mins to heat up. When I said you need to make people aware of the delay the young girl just shrugged it off. 10 mins later I asked another person where our order was. It was being plated up. What a suprise. Apparently everyone had arrived at once. This was not true as plenty of empty tables and we have been when it was far busier and received excellent food and service. We were offered a hot drink or pudding which we declined as the whole birthday treat for my husband was now ruined. To add to woes the food was indifferent when it did eventually arrive. Shocking indifferent service.

We called in a couple of weeks before to see if they could accommodate 20+ people for a meal to celebrate a 75th birthday, couldn’t have been more helpful showed us around, gave us menus to take with us and even said they would alter the tables arrangement to suit. On the day as everything was as they promised, all 20 something meals came out at the same time and the food was fantastic, the staff were extremely helpful and anything we needed wasn’t any trouble. Would recommend to anyone to go and try here everything great including the setting, decor and all for a great price.