The best restaurants serving French food in Cheshire West and Chester North West

The coffee and the cake was out of this world would highly recommend this food and service the staff were excellent would love to know what coffee they use

We visited this hidden gem a few times ideal place to visit if you like homemade food the staff and owners are friendly and polite

Great food, nice atmosphere and great service ! After yet another happy dinner with friends tonight, I decided it was high time I put a good review. Thank you Chez Jules and your staff, especially Endina who went out of her way to help me present the birthday cake to my celebrating friends. Greatly appreciated by the Greek lady whom you helped so much. Beautiful Hungary has beautiful people.

Lovely lunch with family, food delicious and Lorenzo is very friendly :) Fantastic Italian tapas

Fine dining in chester, fab surroundings in a glorious building . Food was excellent and your staff know what they are serving,giving recommendations when asked. They gave excellent advice on wine selection, standing by their advice with a guarantee to change it should it not be a pleasure. In my top 3 for chester. Our visit was a pleasure.

We went here as we had Tesco vouchers which I think a lot of people had and this may explain the prices for the food you get. You had to pick off the a la carte menu, I had Beef Bourguignon for £18.35 which contained two pieces of beef and a large amount of beefy mushrooms on a bed of mash. It looked very meaty but only two pieces. The King Prawn starter was nice at nearly ten pounds. There was quite a wait to be served as there seemed to be a changeover from the breakfast to the lunch sitting and someone from the kitchen staff ended up running out with the starters. If I did not have the Tesco vouchers I would not have been very happy at the prices charged, but the restraunt is still getting those full prices for the vouchers used I presume. The thing is you would never visit again based on the price for the mushroom Bourguignon and also the Cesar salad which was about £14 and you had to pay extra for chicken.

Dined on a Sunday evening, when the menu is quite limited (which we knew). Starters and dessert were good but the mains (we all had steaks) were poor, you'd get better in most steakhouses. Decent spacing between tables and pleasant decor. However the thing that let it down was the service. We had four courses, taking an hour per course. Had to ask for things repeated times (champagne, water, wine). Not sure how this warrants two AA rosettes.

Really nice freshly made sauces but just too much sugar. The panner with peas was sweet and no spice. If I order Indian food it's because I would like spice, not sugar. The Rogan Josh sauce was sweet too!. I don't know why. It's supposed to be med spice. if I want sweet I would order Korma. The quality however was very good. The lamb was very tasty but needed more meat.

Great place to watch the football and good beers 🍻