The best restaurants in Gawsworth Cheshire East North West

Went for Sunday lunch today. Haven't been since it was refurbished, it looks lovely, they've done a great job. Lovely staff, mainly young lads all polite and helpful. 4 of us ordered roast beef dinner. The beef was as tough as old boots! The veg was not bad, roast potatoes were ok. Nothing special. Yorkshire pudding was great. Nobody asked how the meal was or we'd have told them. We could have done with steak knives to cut the beef and we certainly needed good teeth to chew it! The young man that cleared the table did ask how it was and he did say we weren't the only ones to complain the beef was tough! It wasn't just us then! The bill was over £100 including a drink each. Not impressed at all. I don't think we'll be going back

Just had a meal here and wow - apart from the brilliant service the food was excellent - very tasty and simply the best beef for a while (coming from a butcher this is well deserved) Recommend the cauliflower starter as well as the Sunday dinners Will definitely be visiting again

Este pintoresco restaurante de estilo bistro en el corazón de Cheshire es una delicia para visitar con un menú que cambia de cada buena comida honesta con algunos sabores increíbles y gustos. Un lugar ideal para un desayuno relajado (muy recomendado), una comida de tres platos o para un café y un sándwich, nunca deja de delicia.

Breakfast with Santa was fantastic for the kids and the breakfast was amazing! Overall a great morning big thanks to Talia, liv & Ella.

What a gem of a find - cosy, traditional, intimate pub with a fire in every room....food was excellent and an enticing menu - staff were so friendly and polite. Set in the most beautiful village with duckponds. Can't wait to return!!!

Been visiting jodrell on and off as a cyclist for the last 5/6 years, from when the modern caterer was responsible for the cafe, sadly that came to and end a while ago and the university took back charge. The food seems to have been going downhill ever since. Todays (Sunday) breakfast offering consisted of sausage or bacon barms. Precooked and left to slowly cool in a pot, not kept warm or reheated, served on an unbuttered barmcake that was left to dry out in a paper bag. The whole thing soon disintegrated because it was dryer than Gandhi’s flip flop. And they have the cheek to charge £5 for it. On the (only) plus side the coffee is still decent. May be better in the week but today was embarrassing compared to how good it used to be.