Macclesfield is a market town and civil parish in Cheshire, England. The population of Macclesfield at the 2011 census was 52,044. A person from Macclesfield is sometimes referred to as a "Maxonian". Macclesfield, like many other areas in Cheshire, is a relatively affluent town.
Restaurants in Macclesfield
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Escape Quest is a live interactive escape room venue based in Macclesfield, Cheshire. Teams of 3-7 players aim to complete a quest within 60 minutes by solving a series of riddles, puzzles and clues. All set within one of our individually themed immersive games. Can you fix the proffesor’s time machine? Or solve the mystery of the missing Fortune family? Perhaps you could save the world from the evil plans of Dr. Argon? Or prove your puzzle solving talents for Mr Chuckles?
Bought as a Christmas gift, an experience with a difference! Completed as a family +1, really lovely welcome and fantastic experience. Fun, friendly and brilliant fun, definitely worth a vid8, must book and try another room soon????
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Fiveclouds Tap and Bottle is a taproom and bottle shop ran by Fiveclouds Brewery. We currently serve 4 keg lines, around 350 bottles, seasonal wine and fine spirits.
Great choice of keg beers available and also some really nice Cremant de Loire. Always enjoy calling in after finishing a visit to The Treacle Market. Great place.
5.0 based on 10 reviews
We are a family run pub in the heart of Macclesfield, serving great drinks at great prices. We are also the best live music venue in town, with performances every Friday and Saturday night that vary from rock to pop and punk to ska! Wednesday nights are for Open Mic where we invite anyone and everyone to take to the stage and show off their talent - whether it be guitar, singing, piano, comedy or anything else! Thursday nights we have Karaoke with our brilliant resident DJ, who will have you up and singing in no time! We also have bingo nights every other Monday where you can win cash prizes! And the last Sunday of every month we have Bandeoke - that's right, karaoke with a live band instead of a backing track! Keep up to date with all our events by liking and following our Facebook page.
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Lovely relaxed atmosphere, great knowledgeable hosts and amazing gin , great way to spend a couple of hours. Highly recommended
5.0 based on 27 reviews
State of the art climbing and yoga centre. Our climbing walls offer challenges for everyone from small children through to seasoned professionals, including our fully specced training area. The bespoke yoga studio holds daily classes in a variety of styles, including hot yoga. Substation cafe serves a delicious vegan friendly menu including authentic stone baked pizza and fresh coffee. Food is served between 12pm and 9pm on Monday through to Friday and between 9am and 6pm on Saturday and Sunday. Takeaway is also available during our regular opening hours and up until 9pm on Saturday.
Best indoor bouldering wall I've visited, which has route resets every couple of weeks which is a must if you're planning on going again and again. Cafe is unreal, and all the staff and other climbers are approachable and helpful whatever you may need. Definitely recommend it to any experienced and/or regular climbers, or complete beginners or families that've never tried climbing before - it isn't as daunting as you'd think and you'll soon be hooked!
4.5 based on 32 reviews
15th-century Mill Beside A Tranquil Mill Pool
4.5 based on 235 reviews
Follow the journey of silk making, from cocoon to loom at The Silk Museum. As well as the stunning displays of silk items, there is a fascinating programme of temporary exhibitions to enjoy. Paradise Mill is next door. Step back into the 1930s with a guided tour; see restored Jacquard looms and machinery, and watch as they weave their magic!
Wonderful place. Guided tour of Paradise Mill was excellent. It’s full of old looms and related silk weaving machinery. Insight into an old industry and way of life.
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Macclesfield Visitor Information Centre was opened on 9 December 2011 and has been completely redesigned to reflect Macclesfield's unique identity.As well as all the usual items you'd expect a Visitor Information Centre to sell, we also have a fabulous range of locally sourced artisan products such as jewellery, handbags,sunglasses, jams, chutneys, chocolate, scarves and more.We're proud to sell Macclesfield Town Football Club merchandise and if you are a fan of the band Joy Division we have a variety of memorabilia that will interest you. You can buy tickets for Macclesfield Town Football Club, theatre performances, local events and major attractions such as Chester Zoo and Tatton Park. We don't charge a booking fee so you'll find some of the best ticket deals around in our VIC.
I phoned first and left a message on the answer phone when no-one answered. We were visiting the area soon and I wanted some information regarding things to do in the area. A week later a map and some brochures arrived in the post, mostly walks and country parks locally but useful. Many thanks. When we visited Macclesfield, we called in for directions to a particular mill shop and a restaurant. It was easy to find, in the market place. The lady was very helpful.
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Housing 15 keg lines and 6 cask lines, RedWillow Bar has a constant varied line-up of RedWillow beer (including some limited and exclusives you won’t find anywhere else) as well as an ever-changing range of guest beers from breweries around the UK and world. Not all about beer; stocking over 60 different gins and spirits, there is something for everyone. As well as drinks we serve various bar snacks and stonebaked pizzas from a menu that is constantly changing; using homemade or local produce.
great little place in macclesfield lovely place and friendly staff good choice of drinks to choose from to! will be returning
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