The best restaurants serving British food in North West

Just had our meal and doesn't dissapoint yet again this place 👌don't get the credit it deserves , cracking little indian loyal customer of 7 years

Great pub hotel in a super location. Rooms are old but service is fantastic

Ain’t been to this great pub for a while so looked forward to a proper beer. Alas it’s followed the trend of not serving beer. On draught we had 3 lagers a cider, a pale ale (pale ale is probably the most disgusting ale I’ve ever had the misfortune to taste) and a stout. No bitter or golden or amber ale. What’s happened to this place? Still a nice pub but for gods sake get your beer sorted

Good cafe. Not a good look at the lake.

We visited on a busy lunch time to our favorite place taking my brother and his wife Apart from the lovely setting by the river, this is an extremely well run pub/restaurant. The staff are sooo professional, friendly and attentive, nothing is too much trouble even when they are busy, water & treats for the doggies. We had steak sandwiches and fish and chips. The batter on the fish was like tempura batter it was sooo light and the fish was enormous. No small portions here! My brother and I had the steak sarnies.... Rump steak sandwich, Dijon tarragon mayonnaise, onions and fries - you must try them, so unbelievably tender!. I can be hyper critical when food is not up to scratch, but credit where credit is due, service and quality was faultless , thank you to the Aspinall Arms Crew x

Just had a great meal and dessert,with my wife Lindsey, in what was a very busy night, but looked after by the lovely Leah, who ensured that what we ordered was planned to perfection. So well done to the chefs and bar staff for a great meal and spot on service. Eric Speakman.

Went for a family meal good variety of food reasonably priced good selection excellent staff very nice next to a river excellent location

I know airports are meant to be a miserable experience but this place is next level - nary a smile or ounce of charm from any member of staff. The discussion about why my second round cost more than the first (despite being identical) captured the existential angst of this broken nation.

I dont usually leave bad reviews however the food here is just not the one, walked in and there was 0 atmosphere, asked for a medium rare stake which wasnt the largest so was expecting what was the to be tasty, it was cooked so rare and the chips was flaking away. Also the pepercorn source has got to be the worse i have had very watered down. Fish and chips was also ordered and its safe to say it wasnt great. I hate leaving bad reviews however this place was just not what it should be for the price and would hate other customer to expect it to be more than what it is

Excellent food and friendly staff, only a really short walk from chequers Lodge where we stayed. Very cosy, would highly recommend

Terrible. Bread was microwaved, hard and inedible. The trimmed chicken dish was so salty I couldn’t eat it. Such a waste of money.

Very disappointed with the food. Very dry no taste. No salad just lettuce on your plate. No sauce on burgers just very bland. Service was shocking. Was never asked if everything was okay. When we left. No one said thank you by. We will not be returning any time soon.

leaving a 5 star review as the team were really lovely and professional, the fish was so fresh and delicious and the batter so light. Gravy was also gorgeous. I've had some terrible chippy meals in Manchester but this one was gorgeous They have a wide range of options so may try a gyros or chilli next time

Heard there was a new team at the Plough, so went for lunch. I ordered 3 small plates for £15-- tempura prawns, salt & pepper chicken & chicken liver pate. They were all delicious, couldn't fault any of them, very filling too. Will definitely be going again.

Lovely cosy country pub, staff are really friendly, good music and dog friendly. Food was excellent and reasonably priced, would recommend the goats cheese and beetroot salad. Will definitely return.