Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Chester. A gem of a city easily reached by rail from Liverpool. Small yet packed to the rafters with history, culture and stylish cafe/bar culture. At its heart, the historic black-and-white timbered "rows" provide a shopping experience like no other place on the planet.
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5 based on 56 reviews
A Friendly City Cafe, Serving Homemade Fresh Delicious Food. Something for Everyone, Veggie, Vegan, Omnivores and Gluten Free. Tony is Famous for his Homemade Soups, Perfect full English, Classic Sandwiches, Massive Jacket Potatoes. There is loads of choi
Since being diagnosed as Coeliac, I have looked carefully at every menu. This time, I just glimpsed and saw gluten free cake so asked at the counter.They were very accommodating there and offered a wide variety of GF, Veggie and Vegan options. Very pleasantly surprised and excellent value!
4 based on 171 reviews
Visited today quite late on, had really fresh tasty sandwiches, great coffee, and yes the other reviewers are right, the scones were to die for! On top of all that the staff were amazing and really welcoming, my daughter, my mum and I all loved it. Will definitely be back.
4 based on 398 reviews
Get some great sandwiches, salads, toasties and hot drinks right in the centre of Chester - take away or relax in our beautiful cafe.Get to Godstall Lane via the steps from Eastgate St. (Between Hobbs & Carphone Warehouse) or the entrance opposite cathedr
We enjoyed a lovely lunch of the best sandwiches we had ever had. All ingredients locally sourced and chosen for flavour. The cafe is decorated with monochrome photographs of Chester and there is a easy, pleasant ambiance. Not for people with disabilities hence 4 stars rather than 5.
4 based on 209 reviews
When hungry and wondering what to have for lunch, look no further than here. Food lovers beware...you're in for a tasty surprise. Fresh, local, versatile, restaurant quality food prepared for on the go, or, if you need a rest after walking around our beau
Had the two different chicken burgers, both of them were awesome. Really nice lads running the place, took the time to talk to us and even remembered our babyâs name. Well worth a visit.
4 based on 900 reviews
Hanky Panky Pancakes is a creperie with a British twist. We have a lovely range of local cheeses, ice creams, teas and beers to go with your pancake. Naughty but nice! *Please note on bank holidays we are open 10am-4pm*
After a fitful night due to a poor accommodation we went for comfort luxury breakfast and not disappointed. We had a mix of savoury and sweet pancakes. All lovely. Only dock from a 5/5 as it took a while for food and fresh orange juice not available (1st world crisis!). Big table ahead of us.Does exactly what is says on the tin.Otherwise spot on and could easily be rolled out as a national brand.Thank you for leaving a review following your visit to HP. It is lovely to hear you enjoyed your pancakes. I totally agree about the fresh orange, we have looked into it but found we haven't got enough room for the machine. If we do start another HP we will be sure to factor in an orange squeezer. We would love to see you again at HP if you are in Chester
5 based on 480 reviews
Bluebell cafe is a small friendly place to relax in a lovely setting, sourcing local produce and producing freshly cooked foods. All profits go back into our charity which supports people with learning difficulties.
Fantastic place, run as a charity, fantastic staff. We rang shortly before we wanted to eat and even though it was mega busy they made space for us if we could wait. Had salad.with parma ham, 3 cheeses and baby spiced figs. Hubs had omlette. Even on a very busy day when they were short staffed everything was perfect and they still found time to exchange pleasantries.Aftrwards we had a walk in the woods to see the bluebells. Lovely area to walk the dog if you have one.
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4 based on 891 reviews
We came across Marmalade by accident on our last visit to Chester, having been searching for another cafe nearby. It was a very fortunate discovery as the food and service were excellent.The ground floor area is quite small but there is a larger seating area on the first floor. The food is basic British fare but delicious and excellent value for money. It was clear from our visit that Marmalade has a large number of regular customers which speaks for itself ! We will definitely visit again !
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5 based on 292 reviews
The Ballroom at Booths is part of Booth Mansion, a Grade 1 listed Building in the centre of Chester, Cheshire. Recently refurbished, the Ballroom opened in October 2016. The menu covers light refreshments, including coffees, selection of teas, cakes and l
On a celebratory weekend away for my parents Diamond Wedding Anniversary, my sisters and myself treated them to an afternoon tea. Sue the owner made us feel very welcome and took the time to chat to us and congratulate my parents. The food was delicious and we had plenty of tea and coffee, we purchased some Prosecco too.The building is amazing and has a very interesting history. A must place to visit if you are in Chester town centre.
Best International food near Chester, England, United Kingdom
5 based on 104 reviews
Local independent coffee shop and grilled cheese sandwich bar. Serving decent coffee, craft beers, grilled cheese sandwiches and good vibes in a laid back environment. Sunny garden (Dogs welcome). Neighbourhood bar a short stroll over the river from Chest
We ordered 3 sandwiches and they were great, we loved them, but when we payed in cash the woman took the money bare handed, no gloves and then continued preparing other sandwiches.First of all we use gloves. Always. Speak to Owain at Essell cleaning and he will confirm we order millions from him. I put my hand in the cheese blend once without them and NEVER AGAIN. There was cheese up my fingernails. It was minging.The thing about these types of reviews is they are utterly pointless.I'm probably not the right person to comment because I eat stuff I find down the back of my sofa BUT I honestly don't know how some people leave the house if they are so fearful of germs.Firstly you got on a plane. Frankly it's a wonder you're not dead! Those things are literally a hot spot of germs and bacteria. Secondly, if you handle ANYTHING that a person before you handled without sterile hands then you are contaminated. Imagine you go to the toilet and then thoroughly wash you hands (for the seventy fifth time that day I imagine) BUT the dirty man before you did a wee wee and then didn't wash his hands, surely if you touch the door handle then you instantly have willy wee wee hands. Then you pull out your chair, you touch your sandwich... The list is endless.Just because you can't see chefs in 'proper' kitchens doesn't mean they are being hygienic. In a small business like mine where we do the cooking, serving & cash handling it would be frankly impossible to never cross those lines but we absolutely do use gloves and I wash my hands so much it's a wonder I have any skin left.Last of all I would like to thank you, because of you I now know there is a germ emoji on my phone and it is excellent.
Most Popular European food in Chester, England, United Kingdom
5 based on 106 reviews
Had a day out in Chester with my wife without the kids. Dropped them off at school so didnât have time for breakfast. We were going for a pre booked lunch so wanted something light to start the day off.Really welcoming staff. Lovely coffee with a range of pastries and light bites.Would definitely call in again. Happy to support good independent businesses.
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