The best restaurants serving British food in Cheshire East North West

Been visiting jodrell on and off as a cyclist for the last 5/6 years, from when the modern caterer was responsible for the cafe, sadly that came to and end a while ago and the university took back charge. The food seems to have been going downhill ever since. Todays (Sunday) breakfast offering consisted of sausage or bacon barms. Precooked and left to slowly cool in a pot, not kept warm or reheated, served on an unbuttered barmcake that was left to dry out in a paper bag. The whole thing soon disintegrated because it was dryer than Gandhi’s flip flop. And they have the cheek to charge £5 for it. On the (only) plus side the coffee is still decent. May be better in the week but today was embarrassing compared to how good it used to be.

Never again....bar staff were rude...fight in bar and toilets full of ppl taking drugs.....when I told staff I got thrown out by bouncers

Called in for breakfast. Very disappointing from start to finish. Vastly overpriced for a mediocre meal. I asked how much toast you got with the breakfast and was told it was two slices. I received one slice cut into two pieces.

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

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.

a very busy café that is clearly struggling to service the amount of people that are coming through the doors. Like most places getting staff to work is a major problem and this was clearly visible. The set up is not the best as getting in was hard as the entrance just bottlenecked . Once in service was slow due to not enough staff on but they were doing there best , Coffee and cakes were ok but surprised a bottle of coke at £3.55 was more expensive than the coffees and cakes

Fantastic place and really lovely staff. Made the disabled chap who I was supporting feel so welcome, wish more places were like this. Massive portions as well. 🙌

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.