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Where to eat British food in Holmes Chapel: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what British restaurants to try in Holmes Chapel including The Yellow Broom Restaurant, The Fox and Hounds at Sproston, The Yellow Broom Restaurant, The George & Dragon, The Vicarage Freehouse & Rooms, The Cobbles, Cranage Hall, The Old Red Lion, Goostrey Home and Leisure, Minshull's Country Kitchen
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10. Minshull's Country Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By nikki1234565
We had lunch here today- soup and a sandwich - both were outstanding. This is our third visit and on every occasion the food has been fantastic. Staff are really friendly and welcoming.We would highly recommend Minshull's.
9. Goostrey Home and Leisure
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By MrsDML
We visited on Easter Monday with our 4 year old granddaughter.She had the most wonderful time playing in the childrenâs play area and visiting the animals. We Loved sitting outside chatting whilst she played.Always an excellent lunch. Good choice, well presented.The staff are so friendly and enthusiastic.100% recommend
8. The Old Red Lion
Overall Ratings
3 based on 275 reviews
The Old Red Lion in Holmes Chapel is a local pub at the heart of the community offering authentic British cooking and a great selection of real ales
Reviewed By Pellyone
Thoroughly enjoyed our meal today. Very tasty food and pleasant surroundings. Very welcoming and pleasant staff throughout. Definitely visit again. Was lovely to have a meal out and it felt as if we were on holiday. Roasted cauliflower curry was gorgeous ( and Iâm not vegetarian)Hi Pellyone, Thank you so much for such a fabulous reveiw. We are really pleased that you enjoyed you're visit with us, and took advantage of our amazing, Roasted Califlower Curry!We look forward to seeing you again soon, Warmest Regards, James CrichtonGeneral Manager
7. Cranage Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By ClearlyAM
We were staying at Devere Cranage estate and enjoyed dinner in the Tempus restaurant. They looked after us well and 5 yo enjoyed childrenâs menu activities. Food was decent quality but we had recently dined at Tortworth Court and some menu items were the same but not to the amazing standard at Tortworth. Pretzel bun burger was great. Childrenâs food really good - breath of fresh air to have roast chicken on offer after a week of sausage beans and chips! Puddings lovely. Friendly helpful staff.
6. The Cobbles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Banj01
Arriving early morning in Holmes Chapel Railway Station en route to an event near Congleton, with time in hand, I made the short walk to Cobbles for breakfast. A warm welcome from friendly staff, excellent scrambled eggs on toast and fine coffee - just the job !! I enjoyed it so much that I made time to visit again on my return trip 4 days later for afternoon coffee and a slice of superb coffee cake (and they remembered me !).A proper little gem with a regular local clientele which says it all !!
5. The Vicarage Freehouse & Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 656 reviews
The Vicarage; Freehouse & Rooms is a 17th Century Grade II listed country pub & hotel - essentially a restaurant with rooms. We are foodie-hub with a locally sourced menu - everything is driven by the gardeners, foragers, farmers and suppliers of Cheshire
Reviewed By R0undy
Extensive menu and description is extremely professional and enticing....You have to try the breakfast...if nothing else....wow.
4. The George & Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 542 reviews
Reviewed By GKTravellers
We arrived early evening and were seated in a light and airy dining room beside the main pub. From the lengthy menu we chose and were delighted by the massive fish pie (14.95) with large pieces of salmon, haddock and prawns and scampi and chips (12.95). The steak baguette with skin on fries (9.50) was also good without being outstanding The warm triple chocolate brownie and ice cream (6.50) to finish was delicious. Service was friendly and attentive.
3. The Yellow Broom Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Situated in the picturesque village of Twemlow Green The Yellow Broom is one of Cheshire's best known landmarks & treasured restaurant. Enjoying an idyllic, typically English setting this intriguing building is surrounded by lawns, beautiful secluded gard
Reviewed By westlowjack
We really enjoyed the good food and friendly, attentive service. All the food choices were very good quality and the presentation was of a high standard.However, we were very surprised that the prices on the menu did not include VAT, so the overall cost of the meal was an unpleasant surprise. In particular it meant that the Filet Mignon was nearly £40 which was disappointing for a relatively small piece of this special steak. The ribeye steak would be better value.Dear WestlowjackVery pleased that you enjoyed the food, ambience and your experience at The Yellow Broom.Our prices are all fully inclusive of VAT. Your Filet Mignon were charged at £29.95 as per our menu. However at the bottom of your final bill our system analysis the VAT content, not an additional charge as you have suggested in your review.We add nothing further to our listed prices, just a free mint humbug and of course a big smile.Look forward to welcoming you back soon for one of our excellent rib steaks.
2. The Fox and Hounds at Sproston
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1541 reviews
Reviewed By Caithy1
As a birthday treat, my mum took me to the Fox and Hounds and we throughly enjoyed it. The food was amazing- high quality ingredients and really delicious. The lemon Eaton Mess was to die for! The service was impeccable. Our server was attentive and very knowledgeable regarding the menu and at the end of the meal, the Manager came to check that everything was good. Canât recommend this place highly enough, especially as it was also dog friendly! Iâd go every day just for the chips alone!
1. The Yellow Broom Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Situated in the picturesque village of Twemlow Green The Yellow Broom is one of Cheshire's best known landmarks & treasured restaurant. Enjoying an idyllic, typically English setting this intriguing building is surrounded by lawns, beautiful secluded gard
Reviewed By westlowjack
We really enjoyed the good food and friendly, attentive service. All the food choices were very good quality and the presentation was of a high standard.However, we were very surprised that the prices on the menu did not include VAT, so the overall cost of the meal was an unpleasant surprise. In particular it meant that the Filet Mignon was nearly £40 which was disappointing for a relatively small piece of this special steak. The ribeye steak would be better value.Dear WestlowjackVery pleased that you enjoyed the food, ambience and your experience at The Yellow Broom.Our prices are all fully inclusive of VAT. Your Filet Mignon were charged at £29.95 as per our menu. However at the bottom of your final bill our system analysis the VAT content, not an additional charge as you have suggested in your review.We add nothing further to our listed prices, just a free mint humbug and of course a big smile.Look forward to welcoming you back soon for one of our excellent rib steaks.
