The best restaurants serving British food in Bredbury Green and Romiley Stockport North West

Stopped for lunch on Friday. Lovely food, classic British fish & chips. Good selection of hot sandwiches too. Quick, friendly service.

Went to the spread eagle end of October for my dads 80th. The service was slow, food service slow, not everyone got their drinks at the same time. Was my first time here after driving from west yorkshire. The food was ok, nothing special at all, expensive for what it was, £15.50 for lasagna and a bit of salad and and bread. The lasagna pasta was a little tough as i would say not cooked or prepped properly. The set of tables they pulled together were all different heights. Main thing is, my parents enjoyed it. Would we go back, no. Far more better places to go.

Excellent pub,nice Nice and relaxed,in fact I'm sat in the beer 'garden' now...a rare visit home...quality...love it

What a gorgeous Sunday roast! From the moment we walked in, the cosy atmosphere made us feel at home. Paul was super friendly and cheerful. A decent Sunday roast in a nice pub was exactly what was needed en route home from my hen weekend! I went for the beef roast, and it was absolutely divine - crispy and fluffy roast potatoes, and the yorkshire pudding was delicious! The vegetables were cooked to perfection, and the cauliflower cheese was yummy. I topped it all off with the sticky toffee pudding for dessert, and wow, what a treat! A fantastic Sunday roast experience in a friendly pub setting and now going home feeling full and happy.

never had bad meal , staff always very friendly , and good portions :)

Friday night good crowd in live music from 9 o'clock, cask ales and range of lagers. I've never had food there but what I've seen looks good, a customer said to me the Sunday dinner is really good and at £12 good value.

Great staff friendly and helpful and funny. Food came on time and all the starters and mains were spot-on. Great choice of beer and wine and the Guinness was excellent.

This was a good go to cafe with good straight forward food, pleasant staff. Something has changed, the menu has changed, seemed more fancy. Salad with fined chopped lettuce, sweetcorn and coleslaw on everything, just didn’t seem as nice. Maybe it has changed hands!

This place has been taken over and its prices are exorbitant to say the least particularly in relation to portion size and overall quality. Our bill was over £100 and we didn’t even have starters. A garlic bread to share came that was three round pieces (like off a baguette from tesco) which we had to share round- we thought it would be a round pizza style which is what you usually get and is far more generous. I would say one tapas dish was ok but even that was overpriced for what it was - it was £8 for small chicken breast with one rasher of bacon wrapped round in blue cheese sauce. This commercially would cost about £1.50 to make! The other food was bland and lacking in quality, but if you’re going to serve this level then at least significantly lower your prices. Otherwise I am afraid I don’t think this place will survive. On a side note of relevance my partner heard two chaps outside criticising the price of the pints, which have apparently gone about by a pound which we were not aware of. Your choice but I would avoid.