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

Finding myself unexpectedly in Weaverham, and wanting something to eat, I found the Devonshire Bakery. I was warmly welcomed, and selected a light lunch from the menu. It was delicious. I was just too late for the cooked "breakfast"; I shall try that when I am next in the village. Free parking is available in front of the venue, and nearby. All staff were friendly and helpful; highly recommended.

Visited for the burns night menu. Although there only appeared to be a handful of staff, all very attentive and readily available. Food was great from the 4 course special menu, especially the second course which was the haggis. Food was piping hot and good portion sizes. Very enjoyable food and evening.

Have dropped in for a drink on several occasions so decided to eat at Hanging Gate last night. Service was slow due to the two servers being run off their feet by quite a full pub including a large party - this is a management issue not front of house who could not have been more attentive as to our needs despite the number of customers they were having to deal with - food was good without being spectacular but reasonably priced. Decor and ambience good

We heard that Belinda was retiring and had to have one more visit before she left. She didnt fail to impress as the same with all other previous visits. As usual fantastic cakes and her knowledge of teas is on a different level. I wish her a very happy retirement but feel she wont be resting too much

This is a lovely country pub, the staff always make an effort to make it look nice inside and there is always a warm welcome and lovely food.

We used to visit here all the time when it was 2 for one. We feel that you now have less choice and its much more expensive. The roast dinner was for my mothers 93rd birthday. She had just moved into a dementia care home so we wanted it to be special. She only likes plain food. The gammon had to be returned because it was mostly fat. As per a lot of restaurants the cauliflower was hard. We had desserts. I was really looking forward to the cherry and apple crumble but it was disappointing. It was large pieces of apple and cherry sauce. The apple was hard and stained red from the sauce. Unappealing and not a expected. Staff were friendly and welcoming but then there wasnt a lot of tables in. Probably due to the weather.

As a coeliac it is hard finding places I trust with my food. The Spinner & Bergamot is a delight, they take my auto immune condition seriously and the food is always 5 star. The pub has a real countryside vibe, with a fine dining area at the back. There is great outdoor space for the kids to play, and the staff are always very welcoming.