A great cafe located on a quiet farm! As you walk to the cafe, you can hear the sounds of grazing…read morecattle and the baas of roaming sheep. The have great pastries and cakes for breakfast, along with a hearty and filling breakfast and lunch menu. They offer some vegetarian options which are great! I also love that they have paired with a local coffee roasters and offer lovely local coffee which tastes great. It's a great stop for bicyclists, as well as those who want a brunch break. They also have a farm shop in which they sell lovely personal goodies, along with other foods from local businesses!

From the owner: Farm Shop, Cafe, Butchery and Deli in the Heart of Cheshire.read more

We have dined at this sweet place twice. It is a hidden gem in Knutsford. Look for the "Chef and…read moresign" that leads into the courtyard. I appreciate that both visits, the kind staff follow covid safety precautions, and that the seating is spread out. There is even plenty of outdoor seating. We enjoyed the Lunch Roast Chicken, Leek, Bacon & Mushroom Pie (my 12 yr old son and I shared) and the Woods Award Winning Pork Sausages (hubby's fave) so much the first time, that we ordered them again last week. The hot chocolate and chocolate cake was decadent. The first time, I liked the Crayfish & Watercress sandwich. We plan to bring my MIL here when we next visit.

Perfect for lunch. Small and larger meals are available with a good kid's menu with simple…read moresandwiches. Very friendly staff and quick service. No frills and can get very busy so a table isn't guaranteed. Food is tasty and I recommend the omelettes and Turkish baguettes if you're feeling particularly hungry.

The Cheese Yard, tucked away down a small pathway just off King St is a very cute little specialist…read morecheese shop, deli & cafe. This place really stood out to me amongst the small, quaint shops and boutiques of Knutsford. The outside seating looked very inviting, but it was a little bit cold so we opted to go inside. The inside is small, no more than 8 tables - but I liked it. Warm, cosy and cute. They offer a fantastic little menu consisting of soups, sandwiches, salads and some special seasonal dishes - but we opted for some coffees instead, which were lovely. But this place is more than a cafe, The Cheese Yard also sells artisan cheeses that they buy from cheese makers all over then world, as well as and boutique wines, beers and ciders too. You can order a fantastic range of these cheeses to try with some lovely homemade chutneys and crackers. Alternatively, customers were popping in to buy selections of their favourite cheeses to take home. It really is a lovely place.

By far the best toasted cheese sandwich I have ever eaten!!! Ultimate sandwich. Loved it…read more Definitely recommend. Friendly staff and great service.

Greatly enjoying calling into this branch of Costa last week yet another opportunity to use my new…read moreCosta card! It's a long cafe with seats going all the way to the back. From the front windows there are lovely views of the old Tudor-fronted buildings which line some of Princess Street. As in all Costa cafes, the teas and coffees are varied and very good. There are many snacks available including wraps, sandwiches, lovely big muffins and a welcome, ever-increasing range of gluten-free cakes. You can read one of the provided newspapers while you sip your coffee. There's a useful car park at the back although I didn't find out about that until afterwards we parked in one of the town car parks. There's a well-looked-after disabled toilet too. Friendly helpful staff as well, something I always notice and appreciate. The young man who served us on the 11th June couldn't have been nicer.

Great environment, good beverages and a selection of snacks to go with.read more

I know all about Motorways. Nobody likes them and nobody should expect a decent meal while…read moretravelling along them. Songs, poetry and even novels have been written about the poor quality of Motorway service station food. Bloody Kraftwerk altered their one hit song - it was going to be titled "Feeling Ill On the Autobahn". E&DC is a rebadge. Euro styled Motorway Services Cafe unfortunately sited in the same glass windowed atrium with the standard peeling paint. It would be lovely peering out these massive windows - if you did not have to look at traffic. The same traffic that made you get the hell off the motorway. I ordered the full english. What English thing it was full of, I am still pondering. It was heavy inside of me and unfortunately stayed with me for the next 300 miles. For the price paid, the ingredients should have been top-notch. I have had really good British Breakfasts for 5 - 6 pounds, with unlimited teas and toast. This was almost 9 pounds and had the worst variety of meats I have ever come across. The sausages were more bread than pork and the bacon was tasteless. Have you ever eaten something and though "Oh My God, that was a serious mistake". So have I, but never at 10am. That thought is normally racing through my booze addled head outside of a kebab shop after midnight. Never in the morning. Sober. While Having Breakfast. Never. This place is in the category of "mistake". If you see it, stay away. Not too hard to do, you are already in a bloody car - on a motorway - going 70mph. Pretty easy actually.