The best restaurants serving British food in Tameside North West

Great place to eat, drink etc Great staff

Food service isn’t great at all. Don’t bring you a knife & fork out with your meal. If you order separately on the same table whoever orders first will have eaten their food before anyone else’s order comes out. Unfortunately I’m not impressed & it’s all frozen food

1st time at The Sheldon Arms today. Beautiful food and great service at a good price. Well worth a return visit.

Excellent Sunday roast, in fact one of the best I’ve had - ignore previous reviews as there’s a new landlord and he’s got the pub back to its best. Highly recommend

Visited today for the first time for breakfast. A friendly welcome, good price and decent choice of breakfast items. Along with unlimited coffee, we’ll be back.

Great value for money, food was spot on. Friendly staff, helpful and chatty with me and my partner. They made us feel very welcome on a quick drop by lunch this week. Hayley was very helpful at the till and showed us where everything was for Coffees.

Visited the Fletchers as we wanted a Sunday carvery. The decor is lovely and has a nice feel to it. Unfortunately the carvery was average. There was a great selection of meats and generous portions. But when I'm paying nearly £17 for a carvery, I wouldn't expect frozen roasties. All in all the meal tasted quite bland. The added service charge didn't particularly bother us because our server told us that staff get 100pr cent of it. Our server Jacqui was great, really professional and polite. I'm afraid I wouldn't rush back anytime soon.

Good customer service, excellent food. Quick turn around for starters and mains. Cocktails in 2for1 are brilliantly made

Today (18th) was a very lack luster affair, the service was ok but an occasional smile wouldn't have gone amiss . The food was not up to the usual standard,smaller portions and not as tasty, the kids meal was inedible which was a simple cheeseburger chips and beans. Leo who Is 18 months old and loves his food left 90% , his burger was almost completely black on one side , the beans had to be asked for and came separately later in the meal. Yes it was a warm day but not that warm that it would change the quality of the food or service.

My husband and myself went for a birthday drink today, deliberately after 2pm in order to avoid the lunchtime dining rush. On arrival we were told that, if we weren't dining, we would have to sit at the 'high tables' in the middle of the room even though there were plenty of other tables available. I am 5'2" and have always struggled to get onto those ridiculously high stools so we decided to leave and go elsewhere, where we were welcomed and allowed to sit where we wished. Incidentally, it is my husband's 75th birthday and we are both pensioners. It was embarrassing and a shocking way to treat customers.

Having been a regular customer of the garden centre and tea rooms over a number of years I was shocked that you have significantly put your prices up since my last visit. Your previously homemade cakes are no more and today they were dry and unappealing. I will not be returning in the future.

I was expecting a homemade pie with fresh ingredients but they are mass produced Martins pies with E numbers and sugars. Quite expensive as I paid £25 per pie. For that price I would expect fresh ingredients and a locally produced pie. I can’t eat processed food due to health issues which was why I chose a bakery over supermarket. Very disappointed.

We ordered a small breakfast no tomatoes but came with them I ordered pea and ham soup no bread but came with bread and the soup came with carrots which I find strange in pea and ham soup

Excellent breakfast with coffee, nice friendly service would highly recommend this great cafe best one in ashton under lyne

Been twice in the last few months and see my self going again, amazing food, amazing staff and last time I was there they had live music.