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.
Things to do in Macclesfield
4.5 based on 515 reviews
My friend and I were visiting Arighi Bianchi to have a look around and decided to have a coffee first. Even at 10.30 a.m. it was quite busy but were allocated a table and had a coffee each and shared a teacake - approx £7.50. We had a look around the store and then returned for lunch. It was a lot busier and as we hadn't reserved a table were were given a bleeper and told that they would bleep us when a table was available. It was estimated that the wait was 25 mins and because we didn't have a preference as to a particular table it took about 15 mins. My friend had soup with lovely bread and I had a Sandwich with a small salad to accompany it, plus cold drinks - came to just under £18. Everything is freshly made and the menu has varied choices. The staff were welcoming and friendly and the service was efficient. Tables are cleared and wiped promptly which is nice as there is nothing worse that waiting and seeing tables piled up with dishes waiting to be taken away. Even Mr. Bianchi himself spoke to quite a few of the diners and when he wandered over to us he asked if everything was ok and had we enjoyed our food - a sweet touch from the owner of this large and prestigious shop and cafe.
4.5 based on 365 reviews
**Atmosphere**
Very quiet and pleasant.
The staff were very welcoming and genuinely looked happy to be working there.
**Food**
Superbly presented and plenty of it, which was nice to see as the prices are above average.Everything was piping hot too.
**Vegetarian Options**
Not many. There were three options, but if you don't like peppers or mushrooms, then you are down to a cheese and mashed pie with onions. I'm sure if you asked for them to make you something, they'd oblige.
4.5 based on 488 reviews
We are a small, family owned restaurant situated in Macclesfield, near town centre. Opened in 2009, Chestergate Bistro offers a modern British cuisine. High quality and fresh ingredients prepared each day by our chefs are the basis for each of Chestergate Bistro's creations. Friendly staff and stunning presentation keeps our customers returning. We take great pride in the quality of food we provide and have a reputation for delivering quality menu's at reasonable prices.
Found this restaurant on one of the most horrible,snowy, windy nights of the year but what a find. The food was superb and beautifully presented. We had starters, pate and crab cakes, beautiful and then I had duck and my husband had belly pork both of which were excellent. As it was such a cold night I had the crumble for sweet which finished the meal off perfectly. The staff were very friendly and cost of the meal was unbelievably good. Will definitely be going back. Highly recommend.
4.5 based on 410 reviews
Bacchus is a Modern British Restaurant(with a hint of European influence) Serving the Best of Locally Sourced Quality Produce
I use this restaurant regularly. They have an excellent value menu from Tuesday to thursday. You need to book as they are busy.
My wife and I usually go with friends. The 'table d'hote' menu is fantastic value for money, together with amuse bouche, three courses and chocs to finish with fresh coffee of tea ( for the anti coffee brigade) it comes in at circa £30 per head. Only the house wine but that is excellent.
Fresh produce beautifully served, all add up to a really good night out. Go for it.
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Family run independent business. Serving breakfast, lunch and takeaways. Cash and card accepted. Free wifi We accept bookings and group bookings. Baby changing facility available.
We went for afternoon tea as a family and really enjoyed ourselves and would definitely visit again.
The service was really good and all the staff were really friendly and accommodating. In particular they were helpful in accommodating all dietary requirements. There was plenty of tea throughout with the availability of alternative milks (e.g. Soya)
Each person had their own plate tiers, with 8 quarter sandwiches on each. There were then four cakes on the second tier, all very fresh and homemade. On the top a fresh scone with fresh cream and homemade (delicious) jam.
Also they were happy to pack any extras away in boxes to take home.
Really enjoyed my afternoon tea and look forward to going back
4.5 based on 207 reviews
Overlooking the sweeping Peak Park towards the Cheshire plain, the restaurant and tearoom is an ideal place to relax and unwind in a friendly atmosphere. In winter we always have a roaring fire and in summer you can sit outside and soak in the breathtaking views.
This is our 3rd visit in the last couple of months! Originally we dropped in by accident, but the other visits have definitely been on purpose. The cafe offers lovely, wholesome food and the cakes ................so hard to choose just one! This last time, there was even a lovely log fire to warm us chilly travellers. We'll be back again soon, that's a promise!
4.5 based on 361 reviews
Lovely cafe, such a warm welcome from what I presume was the owner!
Great priced menu, quality and food quantity can not be faulted! It’s obviously very popular because it was full and people kept coming in but couldn’t be seated, but came back a short while after and they were.
I think they need to extend due to their popularity!
I am aware they open in an evening from 6pm, with an evening menu. Im not sure if that’s only Friday and Saturday though or if that has changed. Would love to go and try it in an evening.
4.5 based on 436 reviews
The Salt Bar is less than a five minute walk from Macclesfield Train station, on the historic cobbles of the Castle Quarter. We serve Scandinavian style food and drink, local real ales, good wine, tea and coffee in an intimate and cosy atmosphere. Open for lunch Tuesday-Friday 11:30-14:00, Saturday 11:30-17:00, Treacle Sunday 10:00-15:00 Open for dinner Tuesday-Friday 17:30-21:00 & Saturday 17:00-21:30.
Dined here for the second time and again it was a good experience.
My niece had the meatballs and she thought they were delicious. I had the veggie version; mushroom and chickpea, a little bit bland.
I do think that the dishes could have a bit more about them, in our case it was meatballs, creamy sauce, French fries, pickles and veggie balls, pickles, French fries, bit of beetroot.
The service is very friendly and efficient.
The overall ambience is good; laid back and well decorated.
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Visited on the day of the treacle fair........it wasn't open when we first called, so we called back at 10 00am when the sign said it would be opened......by that time, it was full.....think they must have changed their minds, we were slightly miffed. Breakfast was well cooked and tasty, the only thing I have to say is, for the amount you got it was slightly over priced......but, as I said......it was tasty.
4.5 based on 299 reviews
Here at Aquila we are a italian type bacaro serving small dishes of sharing food with a twist,wines ,beers and spirits ....
just amazing food , second visit but took our children this time . we had meatballs, arancini, chorizo potatoes, lamb .....it was spectacular.
such a lovely owner/chef , friendly and welcoming .
this food is really something else, he really can cook .
our children loved it and kept wanting to order more . we will be back .
great little cozy independent place, support this if you can .
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