The best restaurants serving British food in North West

Lovely food. I had mussels for starters, reckon they must have emptied a boat straight onto my plate. Excellent

Went with friends on the evening of Chester Races which may have been a tactical error. Starters were fine but one of our parties fish and chips wasn’t good at all. There was something wrong with the fish. However the problem was very well dealt with by the manager. Ultimately a disappointing meal but very good service.

My last review of number 11 was five stars the food was different exciting lots of different textures and delicious.What a difference the starter was half done and lazy we sent it back.The second one was the best part of the meal.The rest of the meal was all precooked nothing added no texture and totally uninspiring. This is a really nice place friendly staff and an owner who is passionate about food.Sadly the food is letting the place down.

If you like fine food and attentive service then you should try the Thyme and Plaice. Dawn is front of house and her husband Graham is the chef. They have been running the restaurant for about 30 years and are a well polished act. Having come from Cornwall they are especially good at cooking fish and always have 2 fish choices on the varied main course menu. We have been several times recently and have always been very impressed.

Good hotel with a nice bar with very friendly service and good food.

Superb food, excellent wine list. Family run chef/Owner skilled at his job and very knowledgeable on his wines. Would highly recommend.

Super Pub, plenty of parking, outdoor seating, kids area opposite, great surroundings, Bingo on Tuesdays at 8pm, get early as very busy, weekends Football, Sky, Snooker, etc

I've been here on numerous occasions for a meal. The staff are friendly and always had great service. I've ordered various items from the menu, and I've never been disappointed with the food. I've always reserved a table in advance.

Crowded bar area, immediate impression was it was a local pub, for local people. However, the main seating area was upstairs, away from the bar. A pleasant area. The food was good, the steak pie, excellent. Could have suffered a few more vegetables though.

Handy little cafe , the flat white was very nice.A quirky feature of this place is that they sell bags of duck food for the close by pond at 30p a pop.

You can go in Crafty Bakers on your own, and they are very nice , helpful, and friendly . Other places they don't talk to you and are grumpy with you

This cafe isn't as good as it used to be since the French chef who managed it left and I'm not sure this cafe is even open anymore when it is in a Buddhist centre and relies on someone reliable who lives there to manage it. However it is in a lovely and peaceful venue and there are toilets nearby to use if needed.

Food was amazing, more delicious vegetarian options than any other steakhouse restaurant I've been to. Attentive and polite staff, our waiter was brilliant; patient and accommodating which is what I always hope for. It is slightly pricey, not insane by any means thiugh and well worth the little bit extra for quality and service that is rare these days.

The atmosphere was relaxing and the food was spot on. The added bonus being the prayer room. The service was great and Amina made us feel welcome.

Amazing food really Great service