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A lovely renovated old building. I guess previously a chapel/church in the grounds of Alderley Park. Lovely walks to take your dog on around here and, you can take your dogs in to the bar area with you if you want a meal/drink. The staff are lovely, helpful and chatty. The food was delicious too all
Very good experience. Off the beaten track and unexpected. In what appears to be a private gated park. Good easy safe parking. Well worth a drive to find the place. Very well appointed, beautifully renovated and preserved. Friendly welcome and comfortable restaurant/bar area. Big roaring fire. Not e
Lovely brunch spot.
What an amazing setting with beautiful decor and furniture. It was pretty chilly outside so didn’t get to sit outside but whilst working at Alderley Park this was an excellent spot to grab a bite to eat and get some work done.
Really friendly staff and great wifi.
Had lunch with a friend. The site is amazing. The entrance to the bar area is very tasteful. It has managed to keep a lot of the features from the original Sir James Black conference room. There are plenty of tables in the annexe and outside. The food is excellent, and the service is also great. I
Excellent, fantastic with kids, wife says its one of best pub meals she has been abke to enjoy with all her allergies.
They gave us an ice pack for our child who bumped her head on a walk around the woods prior to showing up.
Been here after work before, the bar is very nice, good selection of be
They do a nice breakfast. One time the member of staff was attentive and lovely. Other time seemed to be mostly ignored. So little hit and miss on the service. However the food is lovely.
First time visit with my walking group. Made very welcome in this atmospheric venue. Ordered a small fish and chips which was ample for me. Thin, light batter, fresh tasty fish served with mushy peas and well-cooked chips. Delicious!
Already recommended the food and venue to my friends.
Amazing location for a lunch . Food was exceptional. I loved the atmosphere of the 'old' side eatery and hearing of the history of how it was used in the war is amazing,
Highly recommend !
Dog friendly too !!!
Lovely food at reasonable prices. Great environment even when busy as it was on a Friday lunchtime. Also accommodating and approachable front of house team (waiting and bar). Recommend booking to guarantee a table.
Had a fantastic birthday lunch here, Everyone really enjoyed going.
Cake to celebrate 🥳
Delicious selection of drinks, friendly (and dog-friendly) service, impressive architecture and off the beaten track so not too busy, this place is a little gem. We only went in for a passing drink but word has it the food is amazing. The decor and presentation give me no reason to doubt this. We wi
Very nice pub. Outdoor seating area at the back is lovely and cosy. Didn't have food so can't speak for that but drink selection was good.
A beautiful pub in a beautiful location. The service was excellent and we didn't have to wait long for anything. Food was good too. The menu is a little limited, but at least snacks were available as well as meals. I will visit again.
....been here a few times now and it never disappoints. Sunday lunch is the best around and the Yorkshire puddings are unreal. The service is amazing and even though they were busy from ordering to lunch arriving at the table it was less than 20 minutes. See you again soon.
Setting, staff and food were great. Service started off a little slow but picked up. It's a lovely pub with different rooms including the dog friendly main bar/restaurant area. Will be going back.
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