The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Cheshire East North West

Our cycling group of ten people visited the Dysart Arms for lunch on a cold February day. Mine host, James, was very welcoming and accommodating, securing a table for ten overlooking where we'd parked our bikes. The wide food choice allowed for each of us to select something from soup to fish and chips. Cyclists like to be in and out quickly and form us, the speed of service was excellent. Great ambiance. this was our first visit but I'm sure we will return.

Overall, the service was good even though they seemed short-staffed and the restaurant was very busy. Food arrived promptly and was very nice. Asked for a desert menu which never arrived, so I settled up and left. Other than that, no faults.

Disappointed with today's carvery as plates not hot therefore food didn't stay hot. No Yorkshire puddings ready. The waiting time was around 8-10 mins by which time food would have been colder. Table service non existent and refused service at the bar when tried to pay for one. Bar staff and waiting staff cannot be faulted for the lack of flexibility by the pub. They were great. To top it all, legal tender offered 50 pound note and refused. I am one of a number of guests with the same complaint.

Parked in what we thought was the free pub car park, received a parking fine for £100 one week later. We arrived when it was pitch black and due to COVID restrictions couldn't leave our table once we were seated. Hence, we didn't have a clue we had to pay to park. The staff didn't mention it to us at any point. Strange considering how many terrible reviews they're getting for the exact same reason? Why oh why.

The Cock Inn is closed. So sad. Please get your act together and open up soon with a revitalised offer. There is a whole new customer base just opened opposite.

Been here many times and always for breakfast and it’s always been fine with pleasant staff and plenty of room to sit. You can’t moan at the quality plus the coffee is really good for a machine.

Best fish, chips, mushy peas and tartar sauce by far I have had locally. Went on a Wednesday which had a £10 deal which included an alcoholic drink or soft drink. The deserts were home made too and delicious. Lovely people and great food, can’t ask for more.

Charles is amazing, such a gent. Gave great advice to us as we had no clue where to start with our planters. Also, helped take our purchases to the car. I can’t give enough praise for this place.

Nice little cafe with reasonable prices. Ordered basic breakfast for both us (eggs slightly overcooked) which portions are just enough for us, will come back again next time.

The smell of mildew mould and general disgustingness overwhelmed us when we arrived. We quickly left with our brew but whilst we waited sat next to a couple of sofas that wouldn't have looked out of place in a refuse centre

House sourdough that is really sour faux for £4.50 a loaf. For a start it contains yeast, this is not sourdough bread. Stop passing it off amd label it honesty.

Overpriced and dreadful scones. Not much selection of savoury dishes so opted for a fruit scone. It was very dry and crumbly. Couldn’t really eat it as just broke up in to crumbs. Soup was very expensive.

Fish and chips are A1 .Had the home made fish cakes last night .They are that good I have just ordered the same .They are to die for people !!!!

Went for a sub was not impressed by one of the staff members, before the bloke went to serve me he blew into his glove before putting it on, very unhygenic & then was rude to me at the till. Not happy at all, will be going elsewhere

The Sunday carvery is great deal for the price if you go other pubs you are paying a lot of money for less. Cheap for a family to go. And have money left be going every Sunday from now on