The best restaurants serving British food in Cheshire East North West

Absolute joke I got threatened in there so called the police I informed the landlady on the night and dhe does nothing.. go on there a week later to be told I can't get served

Amazing customer service My son is autistic and has other needs and is obsessed with their sprinkle cake!!! On Thursday we suggested going to Bod for a milkshake but my son went into a spiral of meltdown as we said we couldn't guarantee there would be sprinkle cake, in the end I rang and one of your lovely team said here was one slice left but they would keep it aside for him. I can't tell you how much we appreciated their kindness and thoughtfulness over this!

took over 2 hours to come, delivery driver was rude and stunk of weed when i said to paul the delivery guy i wont be ordering again and i quote "nah i wouldnt either" the smell food was horrible NEEDS CLOSING DOWN

I came in with my old man we had cod and chips and peas haddock chips, and peas. The fish is amazing really thick and fresh and always crispy. Make sure to eat it at the chippy either outside or at the little bar inside. You won’t get fresher. Staff are very friendly and efficient. I’ve also bought my kids here and they do a great value of kids meal. Enjoy! (I can’t wait for my next visit).

Good place to stop off for a coffee after a gym visit. Coffee good and a selection of snacks, both healthy and not so healthy on offer. Service can sometimes be a little slow, but staff polite and courteous.

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.

I'm not saying the staff aren't working hard but, It's got to be the worst breakfast I've EVER been served! And the worst coffee in Northern Europe! And they got my Mrs order dead wrong, they get one star, because the cakes they serve are superb!

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.