The best restaurants serving British food in Chester Villages Cheshire West and Chester North West

This wasn’t a planned lunch but so glad we stumbled upon this place, the atmosphere was great and the staff were all so lovely the food was incredible! Next time I visit Chester I will be sure to visit again.

Went here on Sunday with my girlfriend who made the booking. Food was great, but the service was slow, staff seemed disorganised and over-worked. My partner overheard some of them complaining about the management always changing. This was very evident with no visible management presence.

The bottomless breakfast. Although this sounds appealing at first, that soon changes when you walk through the door. This establishment is atrocious! The plates serves arr all absolutely filthy, but that's just the beginning. The food is some of the worst I've ever seen. The bacon is barely cooked. Hash browns are like rubber. The eggs are wayyyy overcooked. Mushrooms taste out of date.. Nothing about this place is good. In hindsight I should have walked in, paid, seen the food and got my money straight back. Highly recommend AVOIDING this place

Very nice food and nice wine. Very good service. White bate highly recommended! Very comfortable seating and eating area. Would recommend to go for a meal!

We had a voucher for a meal and booked sundsy lunch at the cheshire cat. On arrival we were given a warm greeting and shown to a table immediately. The food came quickly and was delicious. We were looked after by Sas and her team from start to finish. I would recommend the cat for service and for quality of food

I rarely leave bad reviews but this was genuinely one of the worst meals I can remember having. Beef croquettes - awful texture and tasted of cheap BBQ sauce with a ‘siracha mayo’ which tasted suspiciously similar to Helmans burger sauce Pea, leak and asparagus risotto - I don’t even think you can call this a risotto. It was basically rice in pea water with cubed asparagus and leak. I have honestly made better meals in my home economics classes in school. To add insult to injury it was almost EIGHTEEN pounds. Truly shocking. Sticky toffee pudding - by this point we didn’t even want to eat anymore but we had bought a package so it was all included. I didn’t think you could go that wrong with a sticky toffee pudding but they found a way. It was burnt, cold and bitter. Awful. My partner got a burger (£19.00!?!?!?!!) and a cheesecake which were equally terrible. Had it not been for the package we had already booked and paid for, we would have left after the first course. The waitress was okay but it was all very amateur and slapdash. I would expect this sort of thing from a hungry horse pub but when they’re charging almost £20 per main you expect a bit more. Avoid at all costs.